Ugold 8mil Extra Thick 150 Feet x 1/2'' Stretch Tie Tape Plant Ribbon Garden Green Vinyl Stake

This plant tie (aka tape) is exactly what I needed for securing my plants and is exactly what I expected. It's used for a lot more than just plants! Here are some of the things I like about it: br>br>Here are some of the things I like about it: br>* It's a high-quality item in a pleasant shade of green. On plants, it isn't unattractive. br>br>* It can be stretched a LOT if desired by applying slight tension. br>br>* Making it slimmer is as simple as cutting vertically down the center. br>br>* Long-lasting roll!br>br>And, despite the fact that it's called "tape," don't expect it to be sticky like regular tape: Because it isn't supposed to be sticky, it doesn't have any adhesive. br>br>To prevent the tape from unrolling from the cardboard center, simply secure it with a piece of sticky tape at the very end. I do the same thing with my fabric tape measures. br>br>I hope this review was helpful in your decision to purchase a plant tie!.

Caroline Mayer

| May 10, 2021

With each step, the plant ribbon shook its tail as it approached the dungeon's entrance. It realized it was past time to confront the threat that no one else dared to face. Perhaps they, not it, should have stood here, but courage knows no bounds, not even those expertly woven with a plant ribbon like this one. br>br>The entrance. It's a nice plant ribbon, despite the fact that it's bleh.

Walter Le

| Mar 06, 2021

Simple to work with. Perfect for tying up overgrown tomatoes or anything else that grows beyond the support hoops. It's kind of amusing that they spelled pvc stretch tie "pvc strerch tie" on the package. Unfortunately, this gives the impression that their quality control and packaging staff aren't particularly bright or alert. That alone may deter people from using their product, which I have found to be extremely beneficial!.

Abdiel Shaw

| Jan 28, 2021

What a load of nonsense. Is this the waste from some other product's roll ends that should have been thrown away or recycled? If you're not careful, the entire roll will unroll on the floor before you even get it out of the package. It's just a wound roll of slick plastic that you can't contain unless you figure it out yourself. It's not as stretchy as advertised, and knotting it in the tight places where you'd want to use it in your plants would be a pain. The velcro holds up well. That is not the case with this stuff.

Davion Steele

| Sep 25, 2021

We've been using this product for years to tie up our tomatoes, cucumbers, and other produce. It's a very versatile and forgiving "tie-up. " up" that isn't harmful to the plant We used to use twine, but after trying this low-cost alternative, we'll never go back.

Vicente Abbott

| Apr 14, 2021

Because the tape would not stick to the tree or to itself, I had to wrap it in electrical tape. Isn't it true that tape is supposed to adhere? This is a waste of money.

Michelle Wells

| Jun 14, 2021

Please accept my apologies for the previous incorrect review, in which I gave three stars and stated that the product image on Amazon did not match what I received. It's not a good idea to write reviews in the middle of a Florida thunderstorm. This product is EXCELLENT; it is exactly as it appears on Amazon and functions flawlessly. It's what I use to keep orchids attached to the trunks of coconut palms.

Matilda Page

| Mar 05, 2021

Tomato plants or anything else of similar weight can be tied up with the 1/2 inch 8 mil thickness. br>I enjoy it and intend to purchase more.

Rhys Cline

| Jun 18, 2021