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Grafting and Wound Sealer for Trees and Shrubs 500 g – Wound Sealant with Brush, Quick Care for Bonsai, Grafting and Wound Mastic

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Equipped with an Applicator Brush: A practical brush for easy and precise application ensures perfect wound healing. Protection After Cutting: Ideal after pruning branches, it protects the trees and promotes their growth. Wound Healing and Grafting: Used to seal wounds and grafts to support the growth and longevity of bonsai. Instructions for Use: Apply evenly to the cut wounds. Ingredients: Resin emulsion, Thiophanate-methyl. Effectively helps repair damage from cutting tools and pruning shears, thus contributing to the recovery and thriving of your bonsai. Essential for Bonsai: This product is a must-have for any bonsai enthusiast. It allows you to improve care and promote the overall health of your trees. Product Description: Wound sealing paste for trees. 500 g grafting paste for bonsai, with applicator brush. Used after pruning branches for wound healing on trees. Helps repair damage from cutting and trimmers. Brush for easy application included. 1. Seals wounds and grafts. 2. Helps repair damage from cutting and trimmers. 3. Used after cutting branches and tree care. 4. Essential for cultivating your bonsai. 5. Brush for easy application included. Features: 1. Seals wounds and grafts. 2. Provides flexible protection. 3. Dries quickly and is ready to use. 4. Helps repair damage from cutting, weather, and trimmers. Specifications: Net content: 500 g Ingredients: Synthetic acrylic Shelf life: 2 years Package Contents: Grafting paste * 1, Brush * 1

Features

  • Brand
    BEAFACE
  • Pcs per pack
    1
  • Plant treatment certification
    Healing agent
  • Intended use
    Outdoor
  • Material
    Plastic
  • Type of tree care products
    Antifungal
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME100898816
  • MMID
    700994185586
  • Product code
    BQ0960GN00#SZM8
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