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Experimenting with Vasaline


Dean Lofthouse
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Hi Dean,

 

Thank you for posting, interesting information.

 

We have also used candle wax to protect bark damage from insect & other ingress to some degree of success.

 

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If you need to protect wounds ,with out using chemicals ,you could try casters wax and or shrink wrap.This should protect the wound and induce healing.

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With success I used Vaseline on areas of bark scrubbed off in road traffic accidents. I consider it keeps cambium initials from drying out.Shrink wrap would work but if in highway urban areas it draws kids attention to it and they would fiddle with it. I have used vaseline on grafts with polythene wraps

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