A hundred plastic clips for tying a growing stem to a stake or a trellis without cutting into it. The clip springs open, closes around stem and support together, and can be moved up the plant as it grows, then washed and used again next season.
Key Features
- One hundred in a pack: Enough for a full balcony of tomatoes, gourds or beans.
- Spring closure: Opens and closes with one hand, which matters when the other one is holding the vine.
- Kind to the stem: The loop holds the stem against the support rather than pinching it.
- Reusable: Wash at the end of a season and keep them for the next one.
- Green: Reads as part of the plant instead of standing out against the leaves.
Materials & Construction
Moulded plastic with a sprung hinge, supplied loose in a pack of 100 and coloured green throughout rather than surface-painted.
Use & Care
- Do not close a clip on a stem thicker than it comfortably takes — move up to the next tie point.
- Check and reposition clips as the plant thickens.
- Wash in plain water at the end of the season; no solvent needed.
- Collect them off the balcony floor — they are small enough to reach a drain.
Specifications
- Quantity: 100 clips
- Material: Moulded plastic, sprung hinge
- Colour: Green
- Best for: Tomato, grape, gourd and other climbing vegetables
