If you are impatient like me, and you let the yuma clipping heal after cutting, for 1 week, you can then attach it using a elastic.
If you can not find the exact size elastic to use.
You can use a rounded nylon colorful hair elastic, you can buy them from the dollar store.
Cut the elastic, then place a pen/pencil on top of the surface on where you plan on putting the yuma clipping.
Then wrap the elastic around the surface and pen/pencil, then add just a tad of force to barely keep the pen/pencil in position, give the pen/pencil a slight tug to see the pressure you are using, and make sure the pen/pencil doesn't easily slide out.
From there, cut the exact size of the elastic that keep's the pen/pencil in position, take the elastic to a new location to glue it together using a few drops of crazy glue.
Once you have the exact size elastic, you can wrap it around the new surface you plan to put the clipping, then lift the elastic up using a toothpick, while sliding the yuma clipping under the elastic and surface, then release.
I like to release the elastic slightly off to the side from the middle of the yuma, just in case I made a mistake with the restriction, this will usually leave me with an attached clipping and a sliced clipping floating around if something were to go wrong.
If you did it right, it should not cut in half and should be attached with in 1-2 week's
Then the elastic can be sliced off with a razor.
*watch out for placing the new propagated shroom in too much flow.