Fragram5 Piece Bonsai Tool Kit
R799
About
This professional bonsai tool kit is designed to cover most bonsai functions. The tools are super sharp and very tough. The Fragram bonsai tools are the best value for money and quality tools which are ideal for the beginner and the professional enthusiast. The strong tools will last a long time if taken care of.
Product Features
Branch Cutter
- For precision pruning, strong jaws and hand handles don’t flex under extreme load. Ideal for removing branches, stubs, and making heavy cuts.
Knob Cutter
- The knob cutter makes a slight indentation into the trunk when removing branches which allows for a reduced recovery time for the tree.
Bud Pruner Trimming Scissors
- The trimming scissors are designed to allow for easier trimming in confined spaces and great for general trimming and pruning.
Root Rake
- The root rake is great for scarifying roots and losing soil around root-bound trees. The root rake is great for loosening and aerating soil allowing for better water absorption. The tweezer option is ideal for removing weeds and dead vegetation.
Bonsai Brush
- The bonsai brush is great for cleaning trunks and branches without damaging the tree. The brush can be used to clear dirt that has accumulated at the base of the tree making the Nebari more prominent.
Canvas Pouch
- The canvas pouch is tailor-made to store these tools and rolls up neatly. The pouch is made of heavy-duty robust canvas. The long strap allows for easy roll-up and ties keeping the tools tidy. The pouch also has 2 strong metal chrome plated eyelets which allow you the option to hang the tools pouch when the pouch is rolled open. The pouch will protect the tools and prevent them from been damaged by external elements.
Product Specifications
- 5 Piece Tool Kit
- Branch Cutter
- Knob Cutter
- Bud Pruner Trimming Scissors
- Root Rake
- Bonsai Brush
- Canvas Pouch
- 12-month warranty
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