NAYE Grafting Gardening Knife,2-5/8″ Curved Straight Blades Garden Knife for Budding Pruning,with Grafting Tape Plant Labels/Tree Tags
$14.99
Product Description
Knife has a hawkbill blade and a straight blade with bark lifter. Blade measures 2-5/8”.Handle measures 3-15/16”. Knife overall length is 6-9/16” when open.Handle is made of polished rosewood providing a good grip. Rosewood is a strong and heavy natural wood from tropical species with even texture and orange -red color that is used for making handle, furniture, luxury flooring.Blade is rust-proof and extremely hard and sharp.This knife is a must have for gardeners or people who enjoy outdoors. The curved blade has multiple uses: pruning greens and herbs,harvesting mushrooms,cutting ropes and zip ties. It is also great for carving and whittling.The package also includes a grafting tape and a dozen of write-on plant labels. Labels are weather proof as a good reminder for growing flowers and trees.Knife is razor sharp,wear cut-resistant gloves when using the knife. Use a whetstone or other fine-grain natural stone to sharpen the knife blade. Blade will stay sharp as before after sharpening.
Knife is done by professional craftmanship. Blade is made of stainless steel with high hardness. It is weather resistant and anti-rust,making it an excellent choice for outdoor use.
What’s Included
2-Blade Pocket Folding Knife
Grafting Tape
Write-on Plant Label
How Budding Works
T-bud – Carve the bud out of the tree. Make sure you cut deep enough to expose the green layer below the bark; The cut should extend to about three-quarters of an inch above the bud.
Choose a good spot on the host tree. Ideally you want to graft to a branch – or sapling – that’s between a quarter and one inch in diameter, and find a place as far from any existing buds as possible. If necessary trim away any buds within six to eight inches of the graft site.
Make a vertical cut about an inch long where you want to place the bud. At the top of it make a horizontal cut a third of the way round the branch or trunk – you’ve created your T. Now carefully use the knife to lift the bark either side of the T’s stem,slip the scion into the cut .Use tape or rubber budding strips for this, being careful not to disturb the scion.
Chip bud – Cut a scion in the same way, but instead of making a T cut slice away a section of the host’s bark about the same size as the scion – the closer to matching the size, the better. Notch the bottom of it so the transplanted bud with be held in place, then fit the scion into the cut and trim until the green areas of both are as well matched as possible. Bind with tape or rubber.
Whip & Tongue Graft
Razor sharp curved/straight two blade pocket grafting knife. Ideal for use with grafting trees and flowers and also for gardening use.The double blade Garden/Grafting Knife has a CURVED BLADE and a STRAIGHT BLADE with BARK LIFTER
Durable Stainless steel blades.Made of 5CR steel used for high quality tactical and hunting knives for extra durability and corrosion resistance
Natural wood handle. Rose wood handle looks exquisite.Premium finish rosewood handle contoured for comfortable hand fit providing a great grip
The grafting kit includes 1 double blade grafting knife,3 width grafting tapes with different elasticity,and 12 write-on plant label
Multi-use Purpose: Folded pocket knife, easy to carry. Also suitable for mushroom picking, vegetable and fruit picking, rope cutting
Customers say
Customers find the grafting knife easy to use and functional, with good build quality and value for money, particularly appreciating the included grafting tape. However, the sharpness receives mixed feedback, with some finding it very sharp while others say it’s not as sharp as advertised. Moreover, the blade quality is mixed, with some noting it’s dull right out of the box, and the tape quality is criticized for being weak and hard to work with. Additionally, the grafting knife itself receives mixed reviews, with some finding it great for grafting while others say it’s not properly designed for the task.
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