Grafting Shears for Fruit Trees | U/V/Ω-Cut Pruning Tool

Professional Grafting Shears for Fruit Trees & Garden Plants

Take your home orchard and garden to the next level with these multi-function grafting shears. Designed for hobbyist gardeners and seasoned horticulturalists alike, this precision tool makes U-cut, V-cut, and Ω-cut grafts easy and fast — helping rootstock and scion join seamlessly for rapid, healthy healing. Say goodbye to slow, labor-intensive traditional grafting methods and hello to cleaner cuts and better results.

Made in Mainland China.

Key Features

• 3-in-1 Cut Profiles: Easily switch between U-cut, V-cut, and Ω-cut to match your grafting technique.
• Stainless Steel & Carbon Steel Blades: Sharp, durable blades that stay strong through repeated use.
• Replaceable Blades: Comes with 2 extra blades — swap them out quickly to keep your cuts clean.
• Comfortable Rubber Handle: Non-slip grip reduces hand fatigue during extended pruning sessions.
• Foldable & Compact: Folds for safe, easy storage and transport — great for work in tight garden spaces.
• Wide Cutting Range: Handles grafting stocks from 5mm up to 14mm (1.4cm) in diameter.
• Left-Handed Design Available: Ergonomically suited for left-handed users.
• Multi-Use: Also works as a general pruner for removing unwanted branches from plants.

Specifications

• Materials: Carbon steel, ABS plastic & aluminum
• Blade Thickness: 3mm
• Cutting Capacity: 5mm – 14mm diameter stems
• Dimensions: 27cm × 10cm (approx. 10.5" × 3.9")
• Model Number: QS66
• Package Includes: 1 grafting pruner + 2 additional replacement blades

How to Use These Grafting Shears

1. Step 1 – Make the Cut: Hold the grafting stock in the tool and squeeze the handle to cut. Repeat on the donor plant stem. Ensure a clean groove is formed in the stock plant.
2. Step 2 – Join Stock & Scion: Slide the donor stem into the groove of the stock plant, aligning cut surfaces as closely as possible. If sizes differ, align on one side.
3. Step 3 – Seal the Graft: Wrap the joint with sterilizing material and tape to protect against bacteria and weather.
4. Step 4 – Prune: Use the pruner blade to remove any unwanted branches from the grafted plant.

⚠️ Safety Note: Keep out of reach of children. Do not use on dry or old hardwood. Blades are sharp — handle with care.

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Learn More About Plant Grafting

Curious about the science behind grafting? Visit the USDA National Agricultural Library for research and resources on plant propagation and horticultural techniques.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of grafting cuts can these grafting shears make?

A: These multi-function grafting shears support three cut profiles: U-cut, V-cut, and Ω-cut. This versatility allows you to match your grafting method to the specific plant species and stem sizes you are working with, helping the rootstock and scion form a tight, successful bond.

Q: What diameter stems can these fruit tree grafting shears handle?

A: These shears are designed to cut grafting stocks ranging from 5mm up to 14mm (1.4cm) in diameter, making them suitable for a wide variety of fruit trees, shrubs, and garden plants.

Q: Are the blades replaceable on these grafting pruning shears?

A: Yes! Each set comes with 2 additional replacement blades right out of the box. When the blades dull over time, you can swap them quickly so your grafting cuts remain clean and precise — critical for successful graft healing.

Q: Can left-handed gardeners use these grafting shears?

A: Yes. These shears are available in a left-handed design, making them comfortable and practical for left-handed users during grafting and pruning tasks.

Q: What plants are these grafting scissors suitable for?

A: These grafting shears are ideal for fruit trees (apple, pear, citrus, etc.), vegetable plants (tomatoes, cucumbers), roses, and other garden shrubs. They should not be used on dry, old, or very hard wood.