Aspen and graft wax are made from refined natural resins that certain trees secrete themselves to heal their wounds. Wound wax is a classic wound-sealing agent on fruit and ornamental trees. The resin-wax mixture forms a firmly adhesive layer on the wound surface. This makes the tree wound protected from moisture and drying out. Water penetrating into the wound from the outside promotes secondary wound infections (rotting). The fungicide-free protective film formed from wood wax keeps moisture away and ensures wound healing. The protective layer allows the wound to grow better adhered to. Wood wax has good determinability, does not run off in the heat and does not crack in the cold. Plant enhancer. The product is suitable for use in organic farming (according to the EU organic regulation).
Manual
Mix wood wax well. At room temperature, it becomes creamy like honey. Do not store wood wax at temperatures above +40 °C. Immediately after grafting, cover the graft site and the cutting surface of the rootstock with wood wax. If the wound has been caused by fungal pathogens, then cut out the wound to the whole wood, and then cover the wound with wax. Apply evenly to tree wounds. To be used only in dry weather and at a temperature not lower than -5 °C. Application rate: 200 gr/1m2. Cleansers. Denatured alcohol, lacquer gasoline. Keep out of reach of children, away from food and drinks.
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