Skanto | Professional Garden Grafting Tool Set

This impressive device allows you to graft plants together and cut branches with ease! The pruning blade (1/8" thick) is perfect for cutting leaves, twigs, and stems without needing to switch tools.

Ideal for fruit trees or creating a beautiful garden!

Similar to human organ donation, you can combine parts from two different trees to create a single, functioning unit. The result is an exact genetic copy of the superior tree.

This means if you have a tree that produces delicious fruit every year, you can create an exact duplicate using this grafting technique and thus significantly increase your harvest.

FEATURES

• Made from sharp cutting blades, high-strength PVC, and Japan SK5 double-sided cutting blade.
• 3 interchangeable grafting blades (Cut/U-Cut/V-Cut/Ω) for precise and clean cuts.
• Cuts twigs of grafting plants with 1CM diameter.
• The cuts from two tree types will match perfectly for optimal cambium contact, greatly improving the survival rate.

SPECIFICATIONS

• Materials: Steel, PVC, and aluminum alloy.

• Color: Black.

• Phillips screwdriver with red handle.

• Grafting tape width: 3cm/1.18".

• Size:

PACKAGE INCLUDES

• 1 X Fruit Tree Pruning Tool with Grafting Cut.
• 3 X Blades.
• 1 X Grafting Tape.
• 1 X Wrench.

HOW TO USE

• Step 1: Hold the grafting stock in the grafting tool and squeeze the handle to make the cut. Repeat this step to cut the scion from the donor plant. Ensure the cuts are made in the stock plant.
• Step 2: Insert the scion into the groove of the stock plant, aligning the cut surfaces as closely as possible. If the stock and scion are not the same size, align on one side.
• Step 3: Place sterilized material around the joint, and bind with tape. The sterilized material will protect against bacteria and weather conditions.
• Step 4: Use the pruner to remove unnecessary branches from the plant.
• Step 5: The grafting tool with "V & U & Ω" blade can cut from the leaf end and the blade itself. The single blade can be used as two separate blades, so you end up with a total of six blades.