Will this work on leyland cypress tree cuttings?
1583359
I would assume so. I've never cloned leyland cypress trees. Everything that I've cloned using this product has been very successful. It is a root stimulant so if leyland cypress can be effectively grown from cuttings this should work.
1583360
It should work on anything that you are going to graphed or plant depending on all the normal conditions. I suggest doing more than just one at a time. I have had great success with every type of plant. It not about the type of plant but more about the conditions each day.
919573
If the bamboo is not thick, it should work fine. I have used it on mostly on oak, which is a hardwood, and it cuts right through as long as the limb is not too thick, less than 5 inches or so.
132490
Well you could try it on small tree limbs but it will probably dull the blades faster. I used it to trim the branches on a big bush with some thicker limbs but I wouldn't do it all the time.
132491
I don't think it would work. It struggled on my shrub branches that were about a 1/2" in diameter.
208322
I don't see why not.. however an arborist would be a better source of info.. The only thing I would worry about is Leyland Cypress grow very fast and adding fertilizer to them may cause too fast a growth and a potential for weakness. as far as the systemic pesticide , maybe a topical or pure systemic pesticide would be better. if you're dealing with spider mites, the damage is done before you notice them.. but a good hosing with a high power nozzle yearly helps.. .
821505
I'd say yes on the arborvitae, though of course it depends on the size. I've been able to cut through very large laurel bush branches...they're really woody and tough. Maybe dime size in diameter? Probably even bigger too. It does a great job for what I've used it for.
2007702
I'm not sure but if it won't jam the blades it should. Also I think you would need to use the hedge trimmer attachment.
15703
As long as the main stalks are quite sturdy and you allow the blades to do their job and cut rather than forcing them and causing it to tear and rip it should work fine. for the more grassy style leaves, no.
1646761
yes if you can find a metal blade with the same size arbor hole, then it will work. just remember it will cut slow because of the low rpm.
2281820
I can only guess that as long as you can identify line of sight from where the blade nut is to the cutting surface it should work. It works great on my radial arm saw.Just make sure the arbor size is the same as the blade you are using.
1441289
I'm not sure what the official answer might be, but I know I've used it to cut through branches that were around 3/4". I just have to work at it a little. That's for green wood in a hedge, though.
641040
Yes it will work. The blade isn't as good as a carbide tipped saw blade which I use for serious shrub removal.
51120
I have used it for trimming branches, it worked well, as long as the branches aren't bigger than the blade
982108
Yes it will, if you use the grass blade. It will do fine. You will have to sit down and scoot along as you cut. The hedge trimmer blade is also good but only on the lightest of hedge growth. I expected it to be quite a bit more powerful than it is. That was disappointing. I hope that helps.
2255874
there should be markings on the tree showing the voltage. If it's 12 volt it will probably work.
879882
Depends on the height of the grass and the type of leaves. Works on two inch grass cuttings and Black Locust leaves. Not great on oak or maple leaves.
1894163
It should work just fine on any string trimmer mower that takes this size of string. The only thing special I needed to do was to cut the line to the proper length for my string trimmer mower.