KINGLAKE 1000 Pcs 4 Inch Plant Tags Garden Nursery Labels Plastic Pot Labels White,Box of 1000
Key features
- •Color:White ,Size:10*2cm (Length:10 cm/4 inch Width:2 cm/0.8 inch)
- •Material:PVC Plastic ,Durable and They don't rust like metal tags.
- •UV resistant, Very easy to insert into the soil ,Very convenient to use.
- •Package content:1000pcs(10 bundles,Each bundle 100 Pcs)white plant tags .
- •Easily cleaned with household cleaner for reuse.100% Customer Satisfaction Guarantee.
KINGLAKE 1000 Pcs 4 Inch Plant Tags Garden Nursery Labels Plastic Pot Labels White,Box of 1000
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Customer Reviews
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Caveat Emptor
HeyCatherine✓ Verified Purchase•April 7, 2018
The label stack was all curved, not straight as shown. That isn't a problem for me, as I use these to Sharpie perma-marker the plant varietal name. After I do, I shove the marker down between the side of the pot and the soil. That way, when I re-pot the plant the next Spring, I don't get them mixed up. But if you want to stick the marker in so it shows above the soil line in a conventional way, these wouldn't work.
I'm sure they aren't all curved up, but how could you know if you receive a straight set or not? For a regular usage, I consider these defective, yet the company thought nothing of sending them to me anyway. So, caveat emptor.
I'm sure they aren't all curved up, but how could you know if you receive a straight set or not? For a regular usage, I consider these defective, yet the company thought nothing of sending them to me anyway. So, caveat emptor.
Worst plant tags ever
pdx✓ Verified Purchase•February 7, 2018
Worst plant tags ever. Weather proof garden markers rub off 20 minutes after labeling, but stayed on a plastic cup. Only buy if you want to lose track of the plant varieties. I could have cut up plastic cups and had labeling hold better. Thanks for the smudge. Complete waste of money!
The best part about these are that they are cheap/reusable
Rob✓ Verified Purchase•September 27, 2017
The best part about these are that they are cheap/reusable, but the downside is I have not found a marker that does not fade from sunlight/rain/maybe the combination. I put these markers in my beds and before the plants are harvest size I can't read what varieties it was that I planted. They are best used indoors and only for a limited time (while starting seeds).
Does the job and is very affordable.
R. Houser✓ Verified Purchase•May 17, 2017
Cheap and perfect for small pots. Really too small for most garden uses, but you can punch a hole in them with a hole puncher and attach them to a plant with string or a garden strap. This works for me. Pencil marks don't show up well and "permanent" markers fade after a few months, so you might want to look for a paint marker or something more permanent.
As advertised
gatoscuro✓ Verified Purchase•March 5, 2017
These are exactly what they are described as being--white plastic plant tags, pointed on end and square on the other. One surface is slightly textured; the other is smoother. So far they function as they are supposed to, but I'll be surprised if they last more than one growing season. Note: a reasonably motivated, small terrier can destroy one in < 20 seconds.
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