Air layering pods, Reusable Plant Rooting Device Plant Rooting Grow Box High Pressure Propagation Ball Grafting Device Botany Root Controller Garden Plant Rooter Box (Medium(3.1″×6PCS),Green)
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Size: Medium（3.1″×6PCS）
Color: Green
Features
- High quality materials: High quality PP plastic is professional for plant breeding, give opportunities for cultivating a variety of plants. The plant rooting device are sturdy and durable enough to be reused over and over again so you can clone more plants according to your preferences.
- Air layering technique: applying the air layering technique, this rooter box encourages faster initial rooting and creates offshoots with 2x growing rate. also helps absorb more nutrition while keeping branches in place highly increases tree survival rate!
- Secure Lock: Designed with stoppers and corner locks which interlock with each other and secure on the branch to hold the propagator in place even without a stem underneath. also, you can use plastic ties to hold the rooting box securely.
- Strong Fast Results: This is especially created with a cutting globe design which helps your cuttings achieve stronger roots to reproduce a more mature plant faster than normal propagation methods. It allows you to see propagation results within 6-8 weeks after installation.
- No damage: it does not damage the parent tree at all, because it only uses a small branch on the tree you want to clone, so there is little interference, nor will it interfere with the natural growth of the tree. it applies to indoor and outdoor trees, such as roses, climbers, trees, fruit trees, fruit trees, and difficult-to-root trees such as magnolia and camellia.
Material: Plastic, Polypropylene (PP)
Color: Green
Special Feature: Durable
Style: Garden
Planter Form: Box
Color: Green
Product Style: Garden
Planter Form: Box
Shape: Round
Pattern: Solid
Theme: Garden
Other Special Features of the Product: Durable
Mounting Type: Tree Mount
Plant or Animal Product Type: Obst
Material Type: Plastic, Polypropylene (PP)
Finish Types: Smooth
Indoor Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 3.1"D x 3.1"W x 3.1"H
Number of Pieces: 6
Number of Levels: 1
Item Dimensions: 3.1 x 3.1 x 3.1 inches
Size: Medium（3.1″×6PCS）
Brand Name: HAIZHINA
Included Components: Tray and Coco Pellet
UPC: 727536246930
Unit Count: 6.0 Count
Manufacturer: HAIZHINA
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Size: Medium（3.1″×6PCS）
Color: Transparent
These are a must for airlayering. Sure, using a sandwich baggie or cut up water bottle works great too, but these are super easy to use, easy to store and very reusable. Even once the hinge plastic breaks (only happened to one of mine so far after many uses), it’s still very functional because you can zip-tie the halves together. I prefer the clear so I can see what’s going on with the roots without having to disturb it by opening it. I use these medium and small all the time and they never let me down. So far [knock wood] I have never had a single airlayer fail to establish good roots or survive after being separated and potted.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2024 by Mark D.
Size: Medium（3.1″×6PCS）
Color: Transparent
Easy to use,I’ll have to see if it makes roots as listed
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by J Rodgers
Size: Medium（3.1″×6PCS）
Color: Transparent
I could not get this to work. Its good value and quality since they are reusable. All plants I used this on died. I wish there would have been more zip ties in it. Im sure if I tried a few more times in a better time of season, these would work.
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2026 by Noah Jensen
Size: Small（2″×6PCS）
Color: Transparent
Wanted to try air layering for the first time so I got these pods! They're such an interesting concept and I wanted to see how they worked on my Pothos plant that had some bare stems. I used sphagnum moss and soaked it in some water, wrung it out, and put it in the pods. Then I used the ziptie which was included and used those to close the pods. Although the pods have a small plastic clasp to keep them closed, I used the zip tie anyway to keep it secure. Initially, I thought that maybe I would want a smaller pod in the future (Just thought it would look better?) But after using, The pods are a good decent size because that means you have a good amount of sphagnum moss in them which will keep the root area humid for a longer period of time. Uploaded is an image of what it looks like! I hope to see some roots growing out of those stems soon! :)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2024 by Lexy
They were easy to use but they did not work. I tried them on several trees and none sprouted any roots. It may ah e been user error, so I’m not gonna give it a 1 star. I will try again but so far, I’m not as impressed as I thought I would be.
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2026 by Jeremy T Wright
Size: Medium（3.1″×6PCS）
Color: Green
TLDR: Worked great with little effort. Had never attempted air layering and honestly wasn't expecting it to work. Simply followed the directions by peeling a small section of bark, packing the ball with damp potting soil, and closing the ball around the wound. Was really surprised it worked since I pretty much forgot about them and only added water a couple times in three months. Decided to check progress before the winter set in and was shocked to see the root growth. Clipped below the new root growth and popped them in the ground where they are doing great. Very pleased with the results and will definitely reuse to propagate additional native vegetation for my property. Would image using plastic wrap as I've seen on YouTube works just as well, but I'm happy with these.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023 Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023 by Will
Works good but was tricky to hold it up with the plant. To be fair I am using a downspout for support
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2025 by Ashley S.
Overall the air layering pods seemed to work for what we needed. They do snap together a little loose which I feel like allowed more moisture to escape the soil, but I'm sure that this provides flexibility for different size branches. I would like to try lining them with some sort of plastic sheeting to maybe help retain moisture in the gaps that the pod has when closed. I did not actually have any success with these yet, as I believe I started the process too late in the season, but I will be trying again and will report back.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2024 by Kaleb Chambers