Juurisarvesta

Juurisarvesta, also known as the rootstock, is a technique used in horticulture to improve the growth and health of a plant. It involves grafting a desirable scion, or top part of the plant, onto a rootstock, or the lower part of the plant. The rootstock provides the scion with a strong root system, which can enhance its ability to absorb water and nutrients, resist diseases, and tolerate harsh environmental conditions. This technique is commonly used in fruit trees, where the rootstock can influence the size, shape, and productivity of the tree. Juurisarvesta is particularly beneficial in areas with poor soil quality or extreme weather conditions, as it allows for the cultivation of high-quality fruit trees in less ideal environments. The process of grafting requires skill and precision, but when done correctly, it can significantly improve the overall health and productivity of the plant.