LEILIN The Fruit Branch Spreader Forms Stronger Branches on Cherries and Other Fruit Trees to Support The Growth of New Branches, Branch Support Limb Spreader Branch (24 per Pack) (S-3.9(inch))

• FEATURES:Limb spreader widely applicable to small branches. Training the side branches of the fruit trees of the year to grow horizontally from the central stem helps to form a wide branch angle, thereby forming more open fruit trees that are not easy to break
• STRONG MATERIAL: The fruit tree branch spreader is made of metal, durable and impact resistant, can continue to be used after harvesting and can be reused for indoor and outdoor plants
• GOOD FOR FRUIT PRODUCTION: Choose our support tree branch spreader to pull the branches flat, which is good for cherry trees to absorb sunlight, ventilation and fruitfulness
• Branch training time: Apple tree limb spacers recommended for use in summer; cherry seedling branches are the most appropriate in late summer and early autumn. Autumn branches are soft and malleable, and the direction and angle of the branches can be changed at will as needed, which can be done from mid to late August to mid to late September according to the actual situation of the cherry seedling orchard
• The most suitable time for apple trees to pull branches is three weeks after the fall of flowers until the spring shoots stop growing, and one month after the beginning of autumn, which is the slow growth period after the peak growth period of spring shoots and autumn shoots. During these two periods, the branches are soft and easy to fix, and the buds under the back are fully developed, so they are most likely to blossom.The sprout on the back is suppressed

Features: Support tree branch spreader widely applicable to small branches. Especially cherry trees. Easy to carry Sturdy and durable, strong carrying capacity. Reusable. Note: Please check the size before buying. Training the side branches of the fruit trees of the year to grow horizontally from the central stem helps to form a wide branch angle, thereby forming more open fruit trees that are not easy to break.