Plant tie/wire BRADAS TYRP75 — plant support wire for gardening, model TYRP75

BRADAS TYRP75 is a plant tie/wire designed to secure and support plants in gardens and greenhouses. Made from steel wire with a PVC coating, this model provides three integrated rings of different diameters to hold stems, vines and young trees in place while they grow. The 75 cm length and graduated ring sizes allow for flexible attachment to stakes, trellises or other supports, helping to stabilise plants and guide their development.

Advantages

The construction combines the strength of steel wire with a protective PVC coating to resist abrasion and reduce damage to plant stems. Three ring diameters give options for varying stem thicknesses and growth stages without the need for multiple separate ties. The product is straightforward to mount and reposition, enabling quick adjustments as plants develop. Its simple, functional design minimises interference with normal plant growth while maintaining reliable support.

Suitable for

• Supporting young trees and saplings
• Tying vines and climbing plants to trellises
• Stabilising stems of vegetable crops in greenhouses
• Securing plants to stakes in outdoor beds

Key specifications

• Total length: 75 cm
• Ring quantity: 3
• Ring diameters: 28 cm, 26 cm, 22 cm
• Material: steel wire with PVC coating
• Characteristic: solid construction, easy mounting

How to use

Position the BRADAS TYRP75 so the appropriate ring surrounds the plant stem or vine without compressing it. Attach the tie to a stake, trellis or support point at a height that allows natural movement but prevents bending. If necessary, reposition to a larger ring as the plant thickens, or adjust the attachment point upward to follow growth. For vines, guide the shoot through the rings to maintain direction while avoiding tight contact that could hinder sap flow.

Usage recommendations

Inspect ties periodically to ensure they are not constricting stems; replace or adjust when the plant outgrows a ring. Use the PVC coating side to reduce abrasion, and avoid fastening too tightly to prevent damage. For long-term support of larger specimens, combine with additional stakes or ties placed lower and higher to distribute load.