Vol. 11, Special Issue 7 (2022)

Author(s):
Sonia, Satpal Baloda, Jeet Ram Sharma, SK Sehrawat, GS Rana, Susheel Sharma and Arvind Malik

Abstract:
The experiment was conducted at the experimental orchard and in the polyhouse of the Department of Horticulture, CCS HAU, Hisar during the year 2019-20 to find the effect of grafting time and growing conditions on ber cultivars Gola and Umran. Among different time of grafting operation. The minimum number of days taken to sprouting was recorded during 4^th week of February which was followed by 1^st week of March under polyhouse condition in cv. Gola. The graft success was recorded highest under polyhouse condition when grafting was performed during 3^rd week of February which was followed by 2^nd and 4^th week of February and in open field during 4^th week of February in cv. Umran. The growth parameters i.e., shoot length, shoot diameter and number of leaves were recorded significantly higher when grafting was performed during 4^th week of February under open field condition in cv. Gola. The study delves that the performance of wedge grafting in Indian jujube best resulted showed during 3^rd week of February under polyhouse condition and 4^th week of February under open field condition in cv. Umran and Gola cultivars.