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Premium Grafting Tape for Plants - Stretchable Clear Film with Moisture Barrier for Fruit Trees, Flowers & Nursery Plants - Ideal for Grafting, Budding & Plant Repair in Home Gardens & Orchards
Premium Grafting Tape for Plants - Stretchable Clear Film with Moisture Barrier for Fruit Trees, Flowers & Nursery Plants - Ideal for Grafting, Budding & Plant Repair in Home Gardens & Orchards

Premium Grafting Tape for Plants - Stretchable Clear Film with Moisture Barrier for Fruit Trees, Flowers & Nursery Plants - Ideal for Grafting, Budding & Plant Repair in Home Gardens & Orchards

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Description

3 pack

Features

    Used for budding and grafting, Stretches with plant growth and increases the survival rate of seedlings

    Made of high quality PE grafting film, waterproof, flexible, stretchable, electrostatic self-adhesive without glue

    Clear with strong transmittance, not block for the sunshine

    Suitable for pecans, walnuts, citrus, great for avocado, stone fruits etc

    3 pack, 1.18 in wide * 394 ft each

Reviews

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I’m willing to accept that I’m not using them correctly, but they don’t stick well. If anyone out there can tell me what I’m doing wrong, I’m open to suggestions.I'm giving this three stars because it's easier to handle than a prior product I tried -- namely, it doesn't easily tangle and stick to itself while wrapping in tight quarters. That said, this isn't parafilm or "buddy" tape. It is doubtful the bud will break through for a bud graft, and so I wrap it once, including the bud, for tight protection, then return a few days later to unwrap and re-wrap leaving the bud exposed. Some buds don't make it, so I'm looking into other products. One last thing: the end tie is a bear. I've developed a method that works better than the typical single-end tie (basically, I tie both ends together. And don't pull/stretch too hard -- it will break on you.Update: you haven't lived until you've used Parafilm, truly self-adhesive tape. Yes, for whatever reason, Amazon won't ship it to places like California (so get it somewhere else!). And yes, it's more expensive, but on the plus side you only need a small piece compared to the amount of Parafin/cellophane type tape like this product here. Not to mention the "how do I tie up at the end?" question goes away. Parafilm, my friend. Parafilm.Good, and perfect for grafting my trees…I love this product.GoodI had some sort of pest gnawing the bark off a prized Japanese Maple. I was afraid it was going to girdle the tree. I sprayed the exposed area with a grafting / pruning surfactant then wrapped with this tape and it has done an amazing job. I highly recommend this tape for these types of uses.I've tried to use this for my fig cuttings, and it simply will NOT adhere to itself. I wrapped 16 cuttings, came back and they had all unwound. This is basically cheap saran wrap on a tape sized roll, with very little cling ability. Not sure how others have made it work, because mine simply did not.This works greatSo, it's ok, but not great. It's just polyethylene film, can easily use shopping bags in a pinch, if available.I am working on a fruit espallier garden and needed this tape which is stretchable. Tried many garden stores here and no one had any. Thanks to Amazon for having this in their inventory.