Grafting Scissors: Grafting scissors, also known as grafting shears or grafting knives, are specialized tools used in the horticultural practice of grafting. They typically have a sharp, angled blade designed to make precise cuts when trimming plant stems and branches during the grafting process. The design often includes a notch or groove to help hold the grafting tape or rubber bands in place while securing the graft.
Grafting Knife: A grafting knife is a sharp, fine-bladed knife designed specifically for making clean cuts when grafting plants. It usually has a straight or slightly curved blade with a sharp point, allowing gardeners to make precise cuts on both rootstock and scion wood. The blade is often made of stainless steel or another durable metal to ensure longevity and maintain a sharp edge.
Grafting Tools: Grafting tools encompass a variety of instruments and accessories used in the process of grafting plants. These tools may include grafting knives, scissors, tape, rubber bands, grafting wax or sealant, grafting wax brushes, grafting bands, and grafting clips. Each tool serves a specific purpose in the grafting process, from making precise cuts to securing the graft in place and promoting successful healing.
Fruit Tree Grafting Machine: A fruit tree grafting machine is a mechanical device designed to automate the process of grafting fruit trees. These machines often utilize robotic arms or specialized grafting mechanisms to make precise cuts on both the rootstock and scion wood, align the grafts accurately, and secure them in place with tape or other fasteners. Fruit tree grafting machines can significantly increase the efficiency of large-scale grafting opera
