Grow1 Commercial Vine Clips - 3/4-in Diameter - 100 Count

Train Climbing Stems Without Tying Knots - 100 Clips

Training climbing plants by hand with string is slow, and ties that are too tight can pinch a growing stem. These clips attach a stem to a support in one motion and are made from a flexible material that allows for growth. The 3/4-in diameter suits stems as they thicken during vegetative growth and into flowering.

One bag holds 100 clips. That is enough for a hobbyist to outfit a few plants, and it gives a regular indoor grower a stock to refill as training continues. Commercial growers with many rows can order several units.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3/4-in diameter — gives a stem room to grow inside the clip.
• Flexible material — flexes with the plant instead of holding it rigidly.
• 100 clips per bag — covers small and larger training jobs from one purchase.
• Simple clip-on use — saves time compared with tying each stem.

Who Should Use Grow1 Commercial Vine Clips

Growers who train climbing or vining plants on trellis lines, stakes or supports, in hydroponic systems, indoor rooms or garden beds. They suit both home gardeners and licensed commercial operations.

About Grow1 Commercial Vine Clips

Grow1 Commercial Vine Clips are plant support clips with a 3/4-in diameter, made from a flexible material. The product ships as one bag of 100 clips. The shipping weight is 0.3 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many clips come in one unit?
A: One unit is a bag of 100 clips. The product is sold each, so ordering one gets you the full bag.

Q: What size are the clips?
A: Each clip has a 3/4-in diameter. That gives the stem some room as it thickens.

Q: Why choose clips over tying with string?
A: Clips attach faster and need no knots. Their flexible material also lets the stem expand as it grows.

Q: What does training a plant mean?
A: Training means guiding stems along a support so growth stays upright and organized. It helps light and air reach more of the plant.

Q: Can I reuse the clips?
A: Reuse depends on wear and the clip condition. Check each clip for cracks or loss of grip before putting it on another plant, and clean it between crops.