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Two rolls of green vinyl stretch tie tape, one inch wide, on spools

Medoore Green Stretch Tie Tape 2 Rolls 1 in x 150 ft

SKU CH-BZJN-Y88E2

Green vinyl stretch tape for staking and training plants, stretching with growth without damaging stems, supplied as two 150-foot rolls totalling 300 feet

  • ColorGreen
  • Color FamilyGreen
  • Size/Dimensions1800 in x 1 in x 0.1 in
  • Dry Colorgreen
  • Selling Unit2, 300, Foot
  • For KidsGardening, plant training, staking plants, securing vines, v
  • Stretches with plant growth preventing stem damage
  • Two rolls provide 300 feet total length
  • Green vinyl resists fading and cracking outdoors
  • One inch width suits vines vegetables and flowers
  • Non-sticky translucent PVC ties securely without binding

Two-Roll Garden Stretch Tape

This Medoore green vinyl stretch tie tape comes in two rolls, each 150 feet long and one inch wide, giving 300 feet total. It is designed for gardeners who need a flexible, non-adhesive tie that expands as stems thicken through the season. The soft PVC material suits indoor pots, outdoor beds and patio containers alike. Home growers training tomatoes, vines, shrubs or flowering plants will find the length practical for repeated use.

Simple Hand-Tear Application

The tape tears cleanly by hand, so no scissors or dispensers are required during routine staking. Wrap it loosely around the stem and support, then press the ends together; the natural cling holds without glue. Because it stretches, the tie avoids girdling as the plant grows, eliminating the common problem of rigid ties cutting into tender bark. UV-stable vinyl resists cracking and fading, so the tape remains pliable through sun and rain.

300-Foot Combined Length

The two rolls supply 300 feet of one-inch-wide tape, the single measure that determines whether the quantity matches the scale of your planting project. Smaller balcony gardens may only need a fraction, while larger vegetable plots or vine rows can consume the full amount in one season. Buyers planning extensive trellising or seasonal re-staking should verify this total against their expected tie count before purchasing.

Highlights

  • Stretches with plant growth preventing stem damage
  • Two rolls provide 300 feet total length
  • Green vinyl resists fading and cracking outdoors
  • One inch width suits vines vegetables and flowers
  • Non-sticky translucent PVC ties securely without binding

Specifications

BrandMedoore
ColorGreen
Color FamilyGreen
Size/Dimensions1800 in x 1 in x 0.1 in
Dry Colorgreen
Selling Unit2, 300, Foot
For KidsGardening, plant training, staking plants, securing vines, vegetables, shrubs, and flowers, Wedding
Number of Items2
ProjectGardening, plant training, staking plants, securing vines, vegetables, shrubs, and flowers, Wedding

Questions about this item

How can I tell the tape is performing as intended once I start using it on my plants?

The green vinyl stretches along with stem growth without binding, and it resists fading, cracking or tearing in outdoor weather.

What exactly comes in the package and is anything else required to begin staking?

The box contains two rolls of 1-inch-wide green stretch tie tape, each 150 feet long for a total of 300 feet; no adhesive or tools are needed because the tape is non-sticky and self-gripping.

Which version should I choose if I need enough length for a full season of tomato and vine support?

The two-roll pack provides 300 feet total, matching the 1800-inch specification, and is the only capacity listed for this product.

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