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Cleft Grafting
... the understock 1 Very sharp disposable knife 1 Coping saw or bypass pruner 1 Hammer or mallet 1 Old Butcher knife 1 Flat head ... to allow water runoff. Use the disposable knife to clean up rough edges. See photo. 4. Using the disposable knife fashion a "scion" out of ... . 5. Using the hammer (or mallet) and a sharp old butcher knife, carefully split the understock downward across its diameter from high ...
www.camellia.gulfcoast-gardening.com

Lily Hybridization
... stored pollen to pollinate a Pod parent a Q-Tip works well as it is disposable. Once the Pod parent has been pollinated cover the Stigma with a cap made from ... half of the seed case off and using a pair of fine forceps or a knife blade to lift the embryo and put it into the test tube of nutrient solution ...
mikesbackyardgarden.org

PlantTC Preparation
... test tubes per student. If you are really desperate use baby food jars. *Test tubes, "disposable" glass 25 X 100 mm is standard (80 for $54.60 1995 Sigma Plant Culture ... (2 or more) 8 inch Tweezers (large, o.k. for baby food jars) *Kitchen paring knife Scalpel *Rubber gloves Spray bottle with 70% isopropyl alcohol (flammable) *Household bleach *Plastic dish to ...
www.accessexcellence.org

Brooder in a box by Sylvia Gist Issue #80
... , without bending any cardboard, cut the line across the front (a box cutter or utility knife works well). Then cut each of the three lines which go from front to back ... to experiment and adapt to the situation you have. This brooder is cheap, convenient, and disposable. It enables us to raise chickens without having a lot of special brooder equipment or ...
www.backwoodshome.com

Magnolia Society
... rag draped over your belt before going on. The Budding Knife. Using a suitable knife is essential to success in chip budding. A thin ... be used. I happen to use a professional budding knife, but a thin-bladed pocket knife will do as well, and injector razor blades ... will hold a good edge longer than cheap ones. Craft knives with disposable blades can also be used for chip budding, but the cutting ...
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Vivi's Orchid Corner
... bit faster and may have rough edges that are hard on your plants. A sharp knife, scissors, clippers or pruning shears and metal clippers are essential tools of the trade. Sterilize ... spread of disease. Be diligent about putting tools, materials away and store properly. Consider using disposable razor blades. Razor blades provide a clean, sharp cut. Razor blades are excellent to use ...
www.netmar.com

Zygopetalum
... the work area before dividing or repotting each plant, and use disposable rubber gloves or wash hands thoroughly after each plant. Potting ... apart at the natural divisions. If necessary, use a sterilized knife to separate the bulbs. Clean the old potting mix from ... and water also, including under the fingernails. Better yet, use disposable latex or vinyl gloves and discard after each plant. Your ...
www.sdorchids.com