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Rooting of Hardwood Cuttings of bougainvillea Peruviana Cv. Shubra with Growth Regulator Treatments
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In Bougainvillea peruviana cv. Shubra, hardwood cuttings were given quick dip treatment with various concentrations of NAA, IBA and their combinations. The treatment of cuttings with IBA2000 ppm (60.00%) was significantly better than the control and all the other treatments with respect to ischolar_maining of cuttings (i.e. per cent ischolar_maining 60.00%, average number of ischolar_mains per cutting 8.55 and average length of ischolar_mains 36.92 cm) and establishment of the plants (55.50%), irrespective of the method of plantation. Among the method of plantation i.e. polybags and sand beds, the differences were non-significant with respect to per cent ischolar_maining, however, average number of ischolar_mains per cutting (6.09) and average length of ischolar_mains (30.46 cm) was significantly more in the cuttings planted in sand beds than polybags and establishment of plants was significantly more in the cuttings planted in polybags (28.07%) than the sand beds (23.40%), irrespective of growth regulator treatment
Keywords
bougainvillea, Hardwood Cuttings, Plant Growth Regulators
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