Ind Tools 12-Ft Rubber-Coated Flex Plant Wire - Support Plant Vines, Stems & Stalks - Easy Cut to Size (Original Version)

I am using this big soft squishy wire to force shapes in some baby trees. I want a big wiggly maple tree, this product has been useful in gently shaping them. I cannot find this thickness in stores.

This is just what I needed to keep my tomato plants upright so the sun could get to all of the fruit. Thus the tomatoes ripen evenly by tying heavy branches up. Easy to use & can be reused. Good product.

Works for me, bexause its flexible ,bendable !I hv mobility prblm, so i was able to make longHandles for my doggie bowls with it, works great ! Thx u

The product is great for lighter-weight garden projects. Larger plants will require a stronger wire.

These absolutely stay where you put them. We're using on an unfinished wood pergola in the back, and on white columns in the front. Using to train three types of climbers: climbing hydrangeas, star jasmine, and more delicately-stemmed/leaved yellow Lady Banks climbing roses I was worried the bright green would be too obvious on both surfaces, but it really does blend in with the leaves. Strong, sturdy, no sliding. Terrific item.

The material is very malleable and it seems safe for plants. I don't recommend this product for keeping an orchid straight (I was hoping to substitute the sticks that came with the orchid). I am using it to hold up the tilted orchid though, by tucking the ends between the display pot and plastic holder. I'm also pulling the two stems closer together with it.

I really like this wire. It’s easy to bend and twist. I’ve used it for a variety of plants such as tomato’s, orchids, butterfly weed, and delphiniums. I’ve seen some of the other reviews stating it doesn’t stay, you just have to anchor it near an arm of the plant so it won’t fall down the stalk. It’s a little pricy but I’ll still buy it because it’s so easy to use.

Thanks for the item. Shipped quickly and has proved satisfactory.You may be surprised that I ordered this, not for gardening purposes, but to aid me in cleaning the interior of a breathing tube I use for my cpap machine. I doubled up the strength by twisting the cord on itself, and then could insert it through the tubing with a swab cloth looped through one end and can soap/agitate the interior for greater cleaning. Makes me feel more secure, as insurance only allows replacement only once every three months.PS: The rubber coating is a great protection against water/rust damage as well.