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Plante Racine Intensification boîte réutilisable 3 Taille de Propagation des végétaux à Billes Pod marcottage Plante Racine de Propagation Rapide Balle pour la Croissance des Racines 8Pcs

~~£25.99~~

Product information

Description

General description

PLANT PROPAGATOR: This innovative device utilizes the ancient method of Air Layering to promote root growth directly on branches, allowing you to reproduce your plants and produce new ones. It is effective for both indoor and outdoor plants, including those that are typically difficult to root.

Technical specifications

Material: High-quality PP plastic

Sizes included: Small (S), Medium (M), Large (L)

Diameter: S - 5 cm, M - 8 cm, L - 12 cm

Usage

Designed for various plants, including roses and fruit trees, as well as those that are hard to root.

Features a globe cutting design that helps cuttings develop stronger roots, enabling faster growth compared to traditional propagation methods.

Includes four small holes for effective drainage and an additional water entry point for easy watering.

Other information

Reusable rooting device, durable enough for multiple uses.

Secure locking mechanism with caps and corner locks to keep the propagator in place, even without the stem underneath.

Can be used with plastic ties for added security.

Package includes: 4 x S rooting devices, 2 x M rooting devices, 2 x L rooting devices.

Features

Brand
LUNE
Width
8 cm
Material
Polypropylene
Colour
Pink
Pcs per pack
8

Customer reviews

5,0

/ 1 Reviews

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PPierre

Published on 18/09/2023, France

Excellent product for air layering. I recommend the product and the site Rock

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