Hi , as posted on other forum in last part of statement i posted this to help him recognize the scion and which way is up. For you seasoned members ignore !
Hope this helps give you a idea of which way is up as you propagate more scion it gets more easy to recognize.
Look at this picture near the top of stick you see what looks like a volcano crater if you look closely you can see its angled upwards thats the scar left from the leaf stem which angle upwards. Also look at the nodes of a piece of scion you can see tiny pimples directly under it. No pimples or leaf scar go down to next node you will eventually see a sign 1 or both on piece of scion. These signs tell you its right side up.

Here is another old pic of mine;
and yes I DID manage to go upside-down a few times!

I also managed to correct he error, either by flipping over or repotting
(almost horizontally - depending on twig and root development).

Heck, next spring, I will "purposely" root a couple of fig twigs upside down,
leave-as-is, and see how they progress...

I have seen pictures of wild figs growing on vertical walls, with branches
hanging upside-down - and seemingly, they were happy?!