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- 7. Alisin ang balat ng sanga nang pabilog, 2-4 sentimetro.
- 8. Kaskasin ang cambium layer ng matalas na kutsilyo upang hindi na muling tumubo ang balat.
- 9. Balutan ang basang lumot at itapal ito sa pinagtanggalan ng cambium layer.
- 10. Talian ang dalawang dulo ng yarn upang masigurado na tutubo ng maayos ang ugat.
- 11. DIligan ng regular ang sangang pinauugatan.
- 12. Putulin ang sangang pinag-ugatan mula sa inang halaman kung kakikitaan na ng maraming ugat at itanim kaagad ang pinutol na sanga.