Practical latex gloves are always a welcome addition to an indoor garden! Whether you put them on for a quick soil test, to keep your hands clean when re-potting, or to meet the hygiene requirements when taking cuttings - it?s always good to have a pair of gloves to hand!??

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A practical tool for taking cuttings! In order to avoid damaging the delicate fibres of the plant, you need a really sharp tool. Less damage to the fibres leads to quicker rooting, which in turn increases the survival rate.

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Anybody who has tried to hang lighting equipment safely and adjustable has surely encountered this problem: The heavier the equipment, the more tricky it is to adjust the height. The Rope Ratchet solves this exact problem.

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GrowPRO Easy Rollers are an astonishing solution for mounting height-adjustable grow lamps in a grow tent or grow room. The Easy Rollers are simply secured under the lid or on the upper bars of the grow tent, the hanging cable is rolled out to the desired length and set using the adjusting screw.

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Whether it?s for trimming shoots, pruning blooms, or for general use, these scissors are a good addition to any grow room. They sit well in the hand and the narrow tips allow you to reach the smallest branches and leaves with ease.

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This practical mini-greenhouse offers enough space for 20 small peat or coco pots and provides a climate makes cuttings and seedlings feel right at home. This makes it an irreplaceable piece of equipment for anybody hoping to cultivate healthy, strong cuttings or seedlings.

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5 replacement blades for scalpel handle.
So that you always have a sharp blade to hand.

Replacement blades for our scalpel set. A practical tool for taking cuttings! In order to avoid damaging the delicate fibres of the plant, you need a really sharp tool. Less damage to the fibres leads to quicker rooting, which in turn increases the survival rate.

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These small, elegant precision shears with a narrow tip sit well in the hand and enable easy and quick pruning. The spring element of these shears means that they open by themselves, which means that you only need to apply light pressure to close the shears. This makes the Eagle shears a practical tool when you need to make a lot of precise cuts, as self-opening shears tangibly reduce hand fatigue.

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For making it rain indoors:
The practical pump spray bottle.

Spray bottles are a useful aid in a grow room. A pump spray bottle can be used to apply nutrients directly to the leaves. The absorption of fertilisers via the leaves gives the plant direct access to the nutrients, which means that they do not have to be transported through the entire plant.

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For the precise measurement of hydroponic nutrients:
A measuring cup with precise scale.

This small, practical measuring cup is a useful aid for all those who mix their irrigation water in 10-litre units. As many fertiliser manufacturers give instructions on the dosages for 10 litres of irrigation water/nutrient solution, this measuring cup is extremely well-suited for measuring fertiliser doses of 2ml to 100ml.

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Garden labelling made easy:
with practical plant markers.

Plant markers are used to distinguish the individual plant types in a garden from one another. The plant markers are large enough to be seen and read through the leaves, even in lavish gardens.

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Garden labelling made easy:
with practical plant markers.

White, plastic plant markers are perfect for labelling different cuttings and seedlings.

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Small, but strong. This sophisticated Jojo easily suspends and/or supports heavy blossoms or fruits. Simply hang it above the plant, pull out the practical hook and hook under the top-heavy plant to support it!

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Useful aid for dosing in the smallest amounts:
The dosing syringe with a volume of 20ml with 1ml increments.

If you are mixing small amounts of nutrient solution, you will surely ask yourself: How can I measure out 2-3ml or a similarly small amount as accurately as possible?

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If you are mixing small amounts of nutrient solution, you will surely ask yourself: How can I measure out 0.6ml or a similarly small amount as accurately as possible?

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