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14 Pieces Plant Rooting Box Propagation Ball, Grafting Box High Pressure Propagation Ball Box Plant Rooting Device (L+M+S, Green)

£22.66
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Description

Material: The high-quality PP plastic rooting ball, sturdy propagation shells are strong enough to be reused for years. Our package contains 3 variants (S, M, L) to cultivate different sizes of plant roots. The diameter of the root balls follows as, Small 5cm, Medium 8cm, Large 12cm.

Safety Lock: Plant rooting ball features four plugs and corner locks that interlock. This plant rooter box ensures the branch to hold the propagator in place. However, you can use plastic ties to hold the shells securely.

Easy to Use: At the position where rooting is required, peel off the bark to a width of about 2-2.5cm. Put moist moss or garden soil in the root growing area of the plant. Wrap the root growth area of the plant filled with moist moss or garden soil around the stripped bark. Normally, you can see the propagation results within 6-8 weeks after installation.

No Damage: The air layer plant propagation pods are safe for the parent plant and will not cause any damage, because only a small branch on the parent plant is used for rooting, it grows with the parent plant, so breaking off after rooting will have no effect on the parent plant. Compared with other plant propagation techniques, the success rate is higher.

Wide Applications: Plant root growing boxes use the air layering method which is to grow the roots directly on the branches, reproduce a more mature plant faster than normal propagation methods. Used for indoor and outdoor trees, such as roses, fruit trees, and hard-to-root trees such as magnolias and camellias.

Features

  • Brand
    WOIYIC
  • Length
    1.2 cm
  • Height
    1.2 cm
  • Material
    Polypropylene
  • Colour
    Green
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