DUVIDO QUE VOCÊ CONHEÇA ESSA TÉCNICA? | A técnica mais usada na Indonésia

ALL HONOR AND GLORY BE GIVEN TO THE LORD JESUS ===================================================================== In the SUSU technique: You perform ringing. You attach one or more young shoots/seedlings of the same species, but of any variety of the fruit tree. These shoots continue to produce hormones and send cellular stimuli. The point becomes a hormone exchange, doubling the chances of successful propagation. It's as if you create a superzone of regeneration. ⚙️ Simplified execution Choose a vigorous branch of any thickness. Make a ring of 8–12 cm. Take several young shoots from the same fruit tree, regardless of the variety. In this video example, take three strips from the mother plant's branch, remove the bark from one side of each shoot, and place the cambium of the shoot against the cambium of the branch where the strips were taken. Tie firmly (like a mini side graft). Place moist substrate around it. Wrap with clear plastic. After 60–90 days: And fusion occurs. Emission of multiple roots. More aggressive root system. 🌳 Where it makes a real difference Difficult species: Mango Lychee Longan Rambutan Jaboticaba Some Annonaceae In easy fruit trees (guava, fig), the gain is not as significant. 🎯 Strategic advantage For those who work with: Rare mother plants Sensitive tropical fruit trees Commercial production of premium seedlings It reduces failures and increases uniformity. #gardening #plants #propagation #plantlover #garden