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Definition of budstick in English: budsticknounˈbʌdstɪk A small piece of plant stem with a bud, prepared for grafting on to another plant. Example sentencesExamples - Buds (taken from budsticks or budwood) are inserted under the bark of small seedling stock plants a few inches above ground level.
- A scion is prepared by shaping the budstick to a thin wedge, leaving two complete whorls of buds above the point of entry.
- Leaving a short portion of the petiole in place as a ‘handle’, wrap the budsticks in moist cloth, in plastic bags, or place them with the basal end in water in a container.
- For tree training, it is best if the lower bud is located to the outside of the budstick near the top of the wedge cut.
- Include thin layer of wood from the budstick and insert this into the slit made on the rootstock until it is even with the crosscut.
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