Zenport Grafting Knife K106A-20PK Budding and Grafting Knife, Clip-Point Blade, Dual-Taper Bevel Cutting Edge, BOX OF 20

The Zenport K106A grafting knife is a must-have tool for anyone who wants to grow healthy and productive plants! Whether you are a gardener or a farmer, you can use this knife to create new varieties of fruits, vegetables, flowers and more by joining two plants together. Grafting is a technique that involves attaching a part of one plant (the scion) to another plant (the rootstock) so that they grow as one. This way, you can combine the best qualities of both plants, such as disease resistance, drought tolerance, flavor and yield.

The Zenport K106A grafting knife has a 440A stainless steel blade that is sharp and durable. It has a clip-point shape that allows you to make precise cuts on both the scion and the rootstock. It also has a dual-taper bevel cutting edge that helps you align the cambium layers of both plants for optimal healing.

This knife works great for grafting fruit trees and vines, such as apples, pears, peaches, grapes and roses. You can choose from different types of grafts depending on your needs and preferences. Some common types are whip-and-tongue grafts, cleft grafts, bark grafts and wedge grafts.

Grafting can be fun and rewarding if you do it right. You can create your own unique plants that suit your taste and environment. You can also save money by propagating your own plants instead of buying new ones.

But don’t take our word for it. Here are some testimonials from customers who have used this product:

“I bought this knife to graft some apple trees in my backyard. It was easy to use and made clean cuts. The grafts took well and I’m looking forward to harvesting some apples next year.” - John S.
“This is a great knife for budding roses. I used it to add some new varieties to my existing rose bushes. The blade was sharp enough to cut through the bark without damaging the buds. The handle was comfortable and ergonomic.” - Mary L.
“I love this knife! I used it to graft some grape vines on my farm. It worked like a charm and saved me a lot of time and effort. The blade was sturdy enough to handle thick stems without bending or breaking.” - Tom K.