Description:
Upgrade your gardening skills with our Professional Farming Pruning Shears and Grafting Scissor, a versatile tool designed for efficient grafting and pruning in your garden. Whether you're a seasoned gardener or a hobbyist, this tool is a must-have for successful plant propagation and maintenance.
Key Features:
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Effortless Grafting: Easily match rootstock and scion with U-cut or Ω-cut, ensuring rapid healing and successful grafting.
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Time-Saving Grafting: Streamline the grafting process, saving time and effort compared to traditional methods.
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Replaceable Blade: The blade is replaceable, providing durability and extended usability.
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Pruning Function: Besides grafting, use the pruner to trim unnecessary branches from your plants, ensuring a healthy and tidy garden.
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High-Quality Spring: Equipped with a high-quality spring, offering smooth and comfortable operation.
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Premium Blade: Features a top-notch blade for precise and clean cuts during grafting and pruning.
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Durable Handle: Crafted with a high-quality nylon handle, providing a comfortable grip and long-lasting durability.
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Enhanced Productivity: This tool set is designed to boost your productivity in the garden, allowing for quicker and more efficient grafting and cutting of fruit trees and other plants.
How to Use:
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Step 1: Hold the grafting stock in the grafting tool and squeeze the handle to make the cut, repeating to cut the stem from the donor plant. Ensure a precise groove is cut into the stock plant.
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Step 2: Slide the donor stem into the groove of the stock plant, aligning the cut surfaces closely. Match on the side if the sizes differ.
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Step 3: Apply sterilizing material around the joint and bind with tape for protection against bacteria and weather conditions.
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Step 4: Utilize the pruner to remove unnecessary branches from the plant, promoting healthy growth.
Enhance your gardening success with our Grafting Scissor and Pruning Shears. Graft and prune with precision and ease, achieving optimal results in your garden endeavors.
