Set of 40 Plant Twist Tie - Flexible Green Rubber Coated Garden Training Wire (40)

These were exactly what I needed for low stress training of my indoor garden! Helped me turn the girls into bushes with many bud sites. Works great with cloth grow pots! Just poke a hole through near the top rim of pot, twist to secure around pot, then pull a branch down and secure. Before flower I had 7-9 branches of each plant secured with these on each plant. Very easy to adjust as needed. Between these and topping plants in two spots earlier in grow I ended up with 12-16 branches with major buds on each plant. Photo shows plant at week 6 of flower that went through this process. Ill be able to reuse the product on future grows.

I have a relatively small garden space, but am not handy nor have tools required to build something overhead for the string method, so I use wood stakes and tomato cages for my tomato's and wood trellis's for my cucumbers and other vine vegetables. These are soft but very flexible. I find then easier to use than the plastic clips that I can't seem to close ever!

They worked for me wish they were a little longer but all in all they did what i needed em to.

Purchased these to tie up my dahlias. They work great- the wire keeps the stalks from falling away from the mother plant.

Purchased these handy, foam-covered wire tie-ups for my kitchen garden. They are the perfect length ... pinch in half, wrap the v around the stem of the plant, then twist the ends a few times around stake. Pre-cut for ease of use. The subtle green shade blends in nicely with foliage. I have used similar products in the past: a breeze to re-adjust as the plants grows, and reuse from season-to-season. I would buy again from this company.

The product seems to be very strong and durable

Can’t stick them in the soil to tie my plants down, very bendy and somewhat light weight. Nice grippy rubber and easy to use though

If you have tomato vines that are getting out of control, these green twists will get everything under control...if you tied branches onto a tall pole (or poles). The color blends right in with foliage. They will last several season (reusable), but tend to not stay clean. No matter, what's a little dirt in the garden?Of course, gardening is not the only use for them, they are thin and versatile enough to use for anything that needs securing.