Vaca 2mm Girdling Knife + Scraper – Precision Tool for Fruit Tree Growth Control

VACA 2MM GIRDLING KNIFE + SCRAPER – Precision Tool for Fruit Tree Growth Control

The VACA 2mm Girdling Knife + Scraper is a specialised horticultural tool designed for precision bark removal and controlled girdling tasks in orchards, vineyards, and advanced home gardens. With its narrow 2mm blade and integrated bark scraper, this knife enables clean, accurate cuts that promote fruiting, regulate growth, and stimulate productive plant responses. Built for ease of use and durability, it provides professionals and enthusiasts with the control needed for delicate or repetitive girdling work.

Best For Orchardists, vineyard operators, horticultural professionals, and skilled gardeners who need a reliable, fine-width girdling tool for fruit production management, growth regulation, and bark-cleaning tasks.

Key Features

• Precision 2mm Cutting Blade: The slim blade creates narrow, clean girdling cuts that minimise tissue damage while effectively interrupting sap flow to encourage flowering and fruit set.
  
  
• Integrated Bark Scraper: Includes a built-in scraper for removing loose or excess bark after cutting, ensuring the area is clean, smooth, and ready for optimal healing or fruiting response.
  
  
• Durable Construction: Crafted for long-term use in demanding orchard or vineyard environments, maintaining sharpness and control during repeated seasonal tasks.
  
  
• Ergonomic Handling: Designed for comfort and stability, allowing precise work around young stems, established branches, or harder woody material.

Sizes Available

This product is sold as a single girdling knife with integrated bark scraper.

Specifications

• Brand: VACA
  
  
• Blade Width: 2mm
  
  
• Type: Girdling Knife with Bark Scraper
  
  
• Use Case: Precision girdling, bark cleaning, fruiting control

Ideal For (Uses)

• Encouraging fruit set in grapevines, stone fruit trees, and selected ornamentals

• Performing narrow girdles for growth control and flowering stimulation

• Cleaning bark surfaces after pruning or grafting cuts

• Fine-detail horticultural work in orchards, vineyards, and nurseries

• High-precision propagation and plant training techniques