Grow1 Large Plant Clips - Spring-Loaded - 500 Count

Secure Stems Without Crushing Them - 500 Clips

Plants that lean or sag under their own growth need support, but ties and wire can pinch or cut stems. Grow1 Large Plant Clips use a spring-loaded design to hold a stem against a stake, trellis or line with controlled pressure. The clips are reusable, so you can move them as plants grow.

This unit holds 500 clips, which suits growers who train many plants at once, such as a room-scale indoor setup or a commercial operation. Hobbyists can use the same count across several seasons because the clips are reusable.

Key Features & Benefits

• Spring-loaded design — grips supports firmly while holding stems with steady pressure.
• Reusable — you can remove and reposition clips as plants grow.
• Large size — handles thicker stems and branches than smaller clips.
• 500 clips per unit — covers a full training job without reordering.

Who Should Use Grow1 Large Plant Clips

Use them if you train or support plants during vegetative growth or flowering, in indoor rooms, greenhouses or hydroponic systems. They suit both home gardeners and licensed commercial growers.

About Grow1 Large Plant Clips

Grow1 Large Plant Clips are reusable, spring-loaded clips for attaching plants to supports. The product is sold each, and one unit contains 500 clips. The shipping weight is 9.7 lb, and the package measures 12 x 12 x 8 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many clips come in one order?
A: One unit contains 500 clips. It is sold each, so ordering one gives you all 500.

Q: Can I reuse the clips?
A: Yes, the clips are reusable. Open them, move them to a new position, and clean them between uses if needed.

Q: Will the clips damage stems?
A: They are designed to secure plants without causing unwanted damage to stems or fragile tissue. Avoid clamping over tissue that is already damaged, and check clips as stems thicken.

Q: How do clips compare with ties or wire?
A: Clips attach and release quickly and need no cutting. Ties and wire can be cheaper for fixed supports but are harder to reposition without stressing the plant.

Q: What does spring-loaded mean?
A: A built-in spring keeps the jaws closed. You squeeze to open the clip, then release it to grip the stem and support.