Hi Jesse,
Try this link.
www.flickr.com/photos/plumerias/sets/72157594202368503/

Happy Growing,
Randy in Savannah

Jesse,
You can also contact luc or carol at floridacolors They are kind of the gurus of grafting

Good Luck
Rich

Thanks Randy,

I had a great time looking and I think I'll be trying a few of the methods they showed on the link.

I like he leaf scar method, it seems you have countless material that way. Any tips anyone still has to offer would be great. My goal is have several different colors on one of my white Plumies. My wife is looking at me very confused over the "I can't wait till tomorrow smile on my face".

Thanks again Randy,

Jesse,
Be careful grafting different varieties onto a single plant. Luc explained that grafting different cultivars with different growth rates and habits onto a single plant can result in very unattractive plants. Also, it is difficult to get them all to take. Try to research growth rates and habits of the varieties you are planning to graft to try to match them well.
Mike