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Grafting and Rooting Kit for Plants – 20 Pieces, Ideal Propagation Balls for Root Cultivation in the Garden – Sizes S, M, L

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Description

【Safety Locking】 The plant root ball features four interlocking plugs and corner locks, making it convenient to close and disassemble. However, you can also use plastic ties to hold the bowls in place.

【Design Feature】 Designed with snap buttons for flexible disassembly; Designed with a water inlet at the top for easy watering with a spray bottle; Drainage at the bottom prevents water from accumulating and flooding the plants.

【Strong and Fast Results】 The plant rooting box is a cutting ball designed to help your cuttings develop stronger roots, resulting in a more mature plant faster than normal propagation methods.

【Wide Applications】 The plant rooting device is suitable for cuttings, grafting, and propagating houseplants, fruit trees, potted plants, organic vegetables, etc., suitable for both indoor and outdoor plants, even those that are difficult to root, such as magnolias and camellias.

【High-Quality Material】 The rooting box is made of durable PP plastic and can be used repeatedly, making it suitable for plant propagation. Our pack contains 3 variants (S-5 cm, M-8 cm, L-12 cm) for growing plant roots of different sizes.

Features

  • Brand
    XVX
  • Colour
    Black
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Height
    20 cm
  • Width
    20 cm
  • Length
    20 cm
  • Material
    Plastic
  • Weight
    500 g
  • Type of planting pot and seed tray
    Germinator
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME102596234
  • MMID
    302894189492
  • Product code
    XYTW-9271
  • EAN
    6188042093069
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