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6-piece plant rooting box, plant rooting culture box, high-pressure propagation ball grafting device for garden grafting (S, M, L)

£26.99
Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.
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Description

Premium Material: This plant rooting device is made of high-quality PP plastic, which is durable and reusable. You can clone as many plants as you like.

Size: Includes 6 different plant rooting boxes and three sizes for plant branches of varying diameters. (S, M, L) S: 5 cm diameter, high-pressure branch size: 3-9 mm; M: 8 cm diameter, high-pressure branch size: 7-12 mm; L: Diameter 12cm, High-pressure branch size: 12-31mm, will meet your multiple needs.

No damage to the plant's roots: The rooting ball box does not damage the mother plant at all, as it only uses a small branch from the plant you wish to clone, so there is no interference with the plant's natural growth.

Secure locking design: The interlocking corner caps and locks at all four corners make this plant rooting device easy to install and remove. It keeps the propagator in place even without a stem underneath. However, you can use plastic ties to hold the shells securely.

Versatile Use: Plant rooting balls can be widely applied to various plants, both indoor and outdoor, such as roses, fruit trees, and plants with difficult roots.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Colour
    White
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Diameter
    5 cm
  • Integrated drainage
    Yes
  • Height
    35 cm
  • Width
    15 cm
  • Length
    15 cm
  • Material
    Plastic
  • Reusable
    Yes
  • Type of planting pot and seed tray
    Germinator
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME220679630
  • MMID
    681242027123
  • Product code
    BT-UK2025YS-45891
  • EAN
    9140747072913
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