Hand Bypass Pruning Shears

Hand pruners are suitable for pruning branches in small gardens

• Blade Material: The blades of the Gardening Scissors are made of imported SK5 material, which is sharp and hard.
• Handle Design: The handles of the Pruning Shears are made of aluminum alloy, are ergonomically designed, and comfortable to use.
• Flexible Operation: Small in size and light in weight, it can reach deep into narrow areas inside plants to handle branches, perform precise pruning in tight spaces, and adapt to various environments.
• Wide Application Range: Besides small plants like flowers and small shrubs, it can also be used to work on relatively thick branches.

Highlights:

• Bypass blade design: Provides clean cuts on stems and small branches.
• Non-stick coating: The low-friction coating helps the blade glide through wood, prevents sap and debris from sticking to the blade, and aids in rust prevention.
• Designed for durability: Full steel construction for long-lasting use.

Operation Methods:

Holding Position:

• Hold the wooden handle of the pruning shears with one hand (place your thumb on the side of the smaller grip and the rest of your fingers on the larger grip).
• Use the other hand to stabilize the branch to be pruned, ensuring it is positioned in the blade's biting area (the front 1/3 of the blade is the optimal cutting point, offering labor-saving performance and a smooth cut).

Cutting Techniques:

• Pruning thin branches (small diameter): Close the blades directly to cut in one go; avoid repeated pulling to prevent branch damage.
• Pruning slightly thicker branches: Let the blades grip the branch first, then slowly apply force to close them, reducing blade wear.
• Cut handling: Make cuts close to buds (new shoots on branches) or branching points, and keep the cut slanted (to avoid water accumulation and rot).

Suitable Branches and Foliage for Pruning:

• This pruning shear features high-quality blade material (metal + gold-plated coating) with excellent sharpness, suitable for pruning branches and foliage with a diameter ≤ 2.5cm. Specific scenarios include:
  • Indoor plants: Dead branches, diseased branches, and overgrown branches of potted plants such as Chinese roses, pothos, succulents, and money trees.
  • Flowering shrubs: Withered flowers and overcrowded branches of flowering plants such as roses, hydrangeas, and bougainvillea.
  • Small fruit trees: Weak branches and old fruiting branches of balcony-grown plants such as strawberries, cherry tomatoes, and lemon trees.
• Not recommended for:
  • Branches with a diameter exceeding 3cm (may cause blade deformation).
  • Thorny branches (risk of scratching the handle or hands).