Hydrofarm HGBS600, cesoie per bonsai da 60 mm, verde cesoie per bonsai in acciaio inossidabile da 60 mm

Name: Hydrofarm HGBS600, cesoie per bonsai da 60 mm, verde cesoie per bonsai in acciaio inossidabile da 60 mm
Brand: Hydrofarm
SKU: 0638104106047
Price: 45.05 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Hydrofarm

3.6/5

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45.05

La saggezza antica supporta il taglio e la modellatura dei bonsai per la pace, il sollievo dallo stress e la creatività, ma la saggezza moderna mostra che hai bisogno degli strumenti adeguati per goderti al meglio l'esperienza. Sia che tu stia creando rami di bonsai o prendendo altre talee, le cesoie per bonsai Hydrofarm offrono esattamente ciò di cui hai bisogno. Raccogli il vero significato di un taglio rapido pur ottenendo la precisione esatta in ogni taglio.

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EAN: 0638104106047

Categories: Patio, prato e giardino, Giardinaggio e cura del prato, Strumenti da giardinaggio, Cesoie e forbici, Tagliaerba e cesoie,

Cesoie per bonsai.

Blade Material	Stainless Steel
Blade Type	Bypass
Brand	Hydrofarm
Color	Green
Country of Origin	Taiwan
Customer Reviews	4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 269 ratings 4.5 out of 5 stars
Cutting Width	60 Millimeters
Hand Orientation	Ambidextrous
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	9.45 x 4.13 x 0.59 inches
Item model number	HGBS600
Item Weight	1.6 Ounces
Manufacturer	Hydrofarm
Product Dimensions	9.45 x 4.13 x 0.59 inches
Style	Stainless Steel Bonsai Shears

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Scritto da: AB

Great little scissors.

Perfect size. Sharp. Great for trimming herbs and tender plants.

Scritto da: Average Mountain Lady

Ok but not what I wanted.

I bought these for precision cutting and they arent the best for that, though great for taking down big plants with thick stems. Just doesn't have a small tip like I wanted, a bit too thick for precision pruning.

Scritto da: D.

I use em for office scissors, NOT gardening)

These r great IMO IF you don't need flexibility of cutting, trimming almost size encountered with one shear and have many hrs. of work to do. For me, any spring loaded snips r prone to give me numbing in hands after awhile. I have learned the slide locks do not hold up for me. I prefer the ARS brand, have collection of varied ARS snips and some decades old but perform like those right out of the box. Working, just toss em in jar of alcohol and keep working then wipe em down and on i go. Oil and tighten screw every few yrs). Better than other bonsai or botanicals snips, ARS brand stays super sharp and admit have no problems if cutting fine, fine manicure or thru that massive main stem. For all your oils, butters, tinctures, salves, lotions..use code for discount http://magicalbutter.refr.cc/G88G4CL Happy!

Scritto da: D.

use mine in kitchen n cooking, not my buds

Scritto da: Styles

... of bonsai shears I own - but they work great and feel good in my hand

This is the only set of bonsai shears I own - but they work great and feel good in my hand. They are good for pruning the many small branches of my Serissa. The build quality and materials seem nice (I'm critical of poor build quality and design). The interior of the handles where you touch them with your fingers is rubberized, which makes them feel nice while you use them and adds a level of practical grip. The green plastic feels hard and durable. Would recommend to anyone who needed small indoor shears for basic pruning of bonsai or other small plant.

Scritto da: Ronald W. Hoskinson

Really Good But ...

I love these shears. Big handles for my extra large hands, really sharp, cutting little errant branches on my bonsai is a breeze BUT they rust. I live on Long Island and everything not coated in grease rusts but these things live indoors and are used sparingly. I would have expected the stainless steel to be better than it is. I'm sure the rust is just surface marking and would easily clean up with a scour pad but I don't think it should be there at all considering the conditions it works in. I was going to buy another pair but have decided to go with a different brand, they are a little cheaper and they haven't rusted on me yet.

Scritto da: Jennifer B.

These work well on my African violets.

Nice little shears. I'm using them to remove spent flowers and leaves from my African violets. My regular kitchen scissors worked OK for the job, but these are a bit more nimble because of the thinner blades, which can more easily get between the leaves. I keep them on my plant stand so they're handy. So far they're holding up great and seem to be of decent quality. They feel nice in my hand, which I like. Good tools like this are a pleasure to use.

Scritto da: Deanna Betker

These are great shears. They open and close very smoothly and ...

These are great shears. They open and close very smoothly and trim my plants better then any other shears I have used. The tip is rounded which I thought might not be too great but they still do that fine trimming as good as the pointed scissors others sell. I highly recommend these to anyone doing fine trimming on there Bonsai plants.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Very sharp

Very sharp Great for my bonsai

Scritto da: dc

does what it says

sharp and easy to use

Scritto da: speedy

Bonsai Shears

Nice and light, comfortable to hold so should do the job nae bother at all. Will be handy for cutting flowers as well.

Scritto da: Benny

Sehr gute Schere, nicht nur für Bonsais geeignet

Ich habe die Schere auf Grund der guten Rezensionen gekauft und habe es bisher nicht bereut. Die Schere liegt gut in der Hand, die Schneiden sind scharf und auf Grund der Länge kommt man auch gut an schlecht erreichbare Stellen hin, Inzwischen haben wir das Einsatzgebiet der Schere erweitert, neben dem Bonsai verwenden wir sie auch zum Zuschneiden der Bougainvillea und diversen Zimmerpflanzen und Balkonpflanzen. Die Schere ist immer noch scharf und man kommt auch problemlos durch etwas dickere Äste durch.

Scritto da: Massa Musso

Scadente

Forbice normale e non dedicata al bonsai, ha lama troppo lunga rispetto al corpo, per cui essendo complessivamente corta, risulta troppo grossa e tozza. Le vere forbici bonsai sono lunghe e sottili, con la lama corta, in modo da essere maneggevoli e per fare una buona leva e tagliare anche i rametti. Prodotta con la classica plastica cinese puzzolente che non sopporto. La darò in fabbrica agli operai e mi prenderò una vera forbice per bonsai.