| | Grafting wax can be made by mixing rosin with beeswax over a heat source. |
| | After making clean cuts, both ends of the scions should be dipped into the grafting wax. Placing the scions in a bucket of water will help the wax to cool more quickly and not stick to other surfaces. |
| | Scions should be wrapped in damp paper towels in order to prevents the scions from drying out during cold storage. |
| | | The rosin and beeswax should be mixed together while heating and stirred until the right consistency. |
| | Once the wax has hardened, scions can be removed from the water and put together in bundles to be wrapped up. Although not necessary, it may be helpful to have the scions facing the same way (buds up or buds down). |
| | Double bagging the scions will help them from drying out during cold storage. Both bags should be properly labelled in order to prevent mixups. |
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