1" x 328FT Grafting Stretchable Tape Floristry Moisture Barrier Plant Repair

I had a broken tomato plant when the stem was damaged in high winds, this 'clingfilm bandage' helped to bind the wound giving strength and now same the tomato tree is as tall as me (6 foot) and has produced over 40 tomatoes with another ten trusses in flower, each truss bearing an average of 8 flowers. Methinks there must be some strong healing medication in this bandage. I can't fault it.

This is NOT a tape. Just a weak cling wrap at best. When you pull it, it thins out - about as useful as a string to tie the grafts with. NOT RECOMMENDED.

Have to wait and see

excellent adhesion and the stretch is amazing. Do not know, as yet, whether it will stand up to a lot of wet weather and also frosts. Only time will tell. Was very surprised that I could not buy same item in the U.K. and had to wait for this to be despatched from CHINA

Arrived next day, able to patch up;bandaid, damage to apple tree. A cross between sellotape and cling film, which actually worked well in the wind and rain, in these current winter conditions.

Only used a little bit of this to repair a wind damaged branch but it wrapped up okay and the branch survived.

Not as I thought it would be - it's not even slightly adhesive so it's no good for what I wanted, which was to give some support to garden plant stems (young clematis) that have been bent over in the strong windy weather. This stuff is just a very narrow cling film with added stretch - it may be useful in floristry, but it's no good for my needs.

I am a commercial fruit grower and thought I would give this product a go, as I get through a lot of grafting tape. It took a long time to arrive(as it comes from China) this was a problem as there is a narrow grafting window of about 6 weeks. I find it a lot easier to use and carry than my normal tape.I used it on apples in a 500 tree orchard and have rated it 4 until I see how the grafts have taken