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Kiyonal New Bonsai Pruning Cutting Paste 100g Made in Japan

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Features

  • Japanese cutting paste for Bonsai tree after pruning. It is essential bonsai tool from Japan.
  • Please apply Kiyonal to the cut branch, limb, twig after pruning and grafting.
  • Paste will last a very long time. Dries quickly and easy to apply.
  • Made in JAPAN.
  • Official English instruction is included.

Brand: Kiyonal


Item Weight: 0.28 Pounds


Item Form: Paste


Coverage: Medium


Liquid Volume: 0.1 Liters


Product Dimensions: 7.09 x 1.57 x 1.97 inches


Item Weight: 4.5 ounces


Manufacturer: Kiyonal


Item model number: 85201


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • A lot easier than cut paste
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This product is so much easier to use than clay cut paste. Clay cut paste drys out when not used. It has to be needed by hand to get it soft enough to stick to branch cuts. The only advantage to clay cut paste is that it is easily removed after the scar is formed on the bark. This paste is ideal for smaller cuts or hard to reach areas. It is far easier to apply. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2023 by Bee2Bee Bee2Bee
    • EAsy to use. Effective.
I used this product to seal small branch ends when starting a couple fig trees from sticks. Works great.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2023 by SAM
    • Dries fast
Does as advertised!
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2023 by Mal Rent
    • Controllable
Used it on a fig tree’s trimmed branches as a sealer. Was recommended by a very knowledgeable grower of fig trees, fruit trees, & bonsai trees in Michigan.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by M Scalzi
    • Pruning puty
I received it quickly
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2023 by R. Ramirez
    • Easy to use, smear it on with your finger
Description says it comes with English instruction, but there was none in the box. A single image on the box seems to show an example of how one might use it, but it's a simple drawing with no description, so I'd still be guessing. I use it for only small trees, saplings, pre-bonsai, so for $11.50, I doubt I'll ever need another tube. I do wish there were more instruction, tips, ways to use it. Otherwise, it goes on easily, stays soft a long time, sticks to your fingers, but it washes off. I thought it would dry firmer and stiffer, but it's more the consistency of a wetter gel toothpaste and stays gooey for a while, so if you needed to use a lot, you might need to double coat it a few days apart. It's light gray so it shows up against the tree bark, which may disappoint you if you wanted it to be less obtrusive. I don't know why I had to assign stars for "sheerness." This stuff isn't sheer. Was it supposed to be? I gave it three but don't want to mislead anyone with that. It stays light gray. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2022 by W-RO
    • Sure helped my 'rescued' Japanese Maple heal!
I got a Shishigashira one day last year that was languishing in the late summer heat on clearance at the local garden center. My first such endeavor, though I had been keeping an eye out for a nice maple for a while, but this was soooo cheap I figured why not... Well, as it turned out, it didn't just need a little shade and care like I assumed; it was suffering from pseudomonas syringae (I'm pretty sure), probably from being stressed from the 100 degree heat and extreme winds we'd had. I almost threw it out, since I didn't want it to spread to other plants. But I tried a last-ditch effort, cutting out the cankers with a pruning knife and getting rid of anything that looked remotely infected, covering the wounds with Kiyonal, and treating with a systemic... And this spring, it started making a comeback! No infection present in the new branching, leaves or buds! The canker hole wounds have healed, except for a particularly large one, which is still covered with the Kiyonal and closing. Once you work with the product a couple of times, you get the hang of it. It's interesting in that it's not thick like the black kind in the metal or aerosol can (which has its uses), it's more... 'oozey', yet sticky, like a mixture of glue and toothpaste. It's not always easy to get it to stay where you put it if a wound is slick and gravity is working against you, but I like that it's a bit gentler and keeps things more flexible and wet while they heal, if that makes sense. I use it on roses and flowers too where the other stuff would be overkill. I bring alcohol wipes or a bottle of alcohol and towels (which you should have anyway for your pruning tools so you don't spread disease) and wipe my gloved finger off, then wipe the tube opening after squeezing some on my finger, which helps keep the messy cap issues to a minimum. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2021 by miss psychosis
    • Good product
Works like it’s suppose to
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2023 by Dave

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