Twist Tie, 328 Feet (100m), green cable ties with Cutter, Garden Plant Ties Reusable, Green Twist Ties for plants Gardening Tomatoes Tie garden ties for plants,garden twist ties flowers Climbing

I use this in my garden so much! It’s easy to use, the little cutter really works. True white, great to tie plants up without it being noticeable

Regardless of my review, this twist tie product does work. I was hoping for the old style, wide material tie, but this product is not. It is quite thin and kind of hard to work with. The green covering is some sort of plastic, not paper and slips easily in your fingers while trying to work with it. I generally use it to tie my garbage bags shut, but I’ve switched to small strips of duct tape. I will use it for other things, but reluctantly. If the manufacturer would consider using a coating that’s not so slippery to use and wider, it would be a great product. It’s quite hard to get a good tight twisted hold, unless you use a pliers or something else. Just being honest. The old bread wrapper twist ties with wide paper covering was the best ever! Worked great and lasted forever.

I use this to tie up my tomato plants. It is a thinner wire but the quality is great! I even used it to tie a stake to the house and it held up w really intense winds so can be used for more than just the plants themselves! A good price for the amount and can be used for multiple other projects around the house!

These bands work pretty well. It's easy to cut them and I like that you can size them to whatever length you need. I do have to wrap twice around some of my monstera stems, but they are quite heavy so I think these do a decent job!

Never did I think I would need to buy something that resembles twist-ties that you see (or in some cases, USED to see) in the produce department or ones used for a loaf of bread. But then this past summer my husband and I decided to grow tomatoes. We thought they'd probably die before they got a foot high, or maybe would stay tiny because we're not experts on growing fruit or vegetables. But then the seeds sprouted and started growing rapidly. I can't say we fertilized them often. We mainly tried to keep them watered and in the sun as much as possible. They quickly outgrew their peat pots and we transplanted them into the side yard. But then the little plants quickly became strong and tall and we wanted something to help keep them upright and sturdy for a hopeful bounty of tomatoes. After searching for ideas, we found this roll of green cable ties. A roll of these ties is great because it allows you to decide the size of the tie, and this roll even has a cutter on it that cuts the tie, but is also safe since there's no sharp blade exposed. The price was good so we gave them a try and haven't been disappointed yet. The tomato plants are now nearly five feet tall and healthier than I ever thought they'd get. The ties have helped them stay upright since they're tethered to bamboo stakes. They don't cut into the limbs and we don't bind them too tightly. But then, these ties are good for all kinds of projects around the house. I like being able to choose just the length I want, and the cutter hasn't failed to do its job in just one quick snap.

Works fine, and so does the little wire clipper on the reel, but keep in mind that this is very thin wire with a very thin green plastic coating. It's nowhere hefty and you may have to keep that in mind when wiring a stem up so as not to damage tender parts like new grape vines or such. That's nor really a complaint though. Good stuff if you want to support things innocuously. I'd buy it again: there's a LOT of footage on that reel.

Very handy thing to have. Has built in cutter. But the wire is very very thin.

I have ordered this multiple times. It works great

So convenient, love it.

Me gustaría que fuera un poco más gruesa. 😬