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Re: Jay Smith queen rearing
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Sun, 17 Dec 2006 12:03:33 -0500
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>  Another technique to moisten the grafting tool is to stick it in your 
> mouth prior to going for the  next larva.


I do the same, the tip stays soft...plus...using the 'Chinese" grafting 
tool,  the flexible tip picks up the larva and the puddle of jelly. No 
priming necessary.
Mike


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