Cutting Tutor / U-shaped Propagation Pin | Zarits – ZARITS

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Tuteur à bouture en métal noir, pince à deux pointes pour soutenir les plants
Épingle blanche de propagation dans un petit pot, deux boutures à feuilles vertes
Épingle blanche de propagation dans une bouture à feuilles vertes tachetées
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Cutting support / Propagation peg

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Facilitate the rooting and training of your plants with this U-shaped cutting stake, also called a propagation pin, made of PLA by Zarits.

It helps keep stems, nodes, and aerial roots in contact with potting soil, moss, or a moss pole while roots develop. Discreet, lightweight, and reusable depending on its condition, it can also be used to guide climbing and trailing plants.

Available individually or in packs of 50.

  • Holds stems, nodes, and aerial roots against the substrate
  • Promotes good contact during rooting
  • Ideal for propagation directly in the pot
  • Allows guiding of climbing and trailing plants
  • Can hold a stem against a moss pole
  • Small and discreet among the foliage
  • Lightweight, durable, and reusable depending on condition
  • Suitable for Pothos, Hoyas, Philodendrons, Monsteras, Scindapsus, and other Aroids
  • Made from PLA by Zarits
  • Available individually or in packs of 50

Colors may vary. Packs may include black, green, orange, or white pins. Exact color selection is not guaranteed.

Gently place the stem or node against the soil, moss, or chosen substrate.

Insert both prongs of the pin on either side of the stem, without piercing, pinching, or compressing it.

Ensure that the node remains in good contact with the substrate without being too tight, then gently remove the pin once the roots are sufficiently established.

For training, use the pin to gradually guide the stem or hold an aerial root against a moss pole.

The cutting, plant, pot, substrate, and moss pole shown in the photos are not included. For indoor use only. Avoid prolonged exposure to high heat sources, as the PLA could deform.