| Bonsai training wire has evolved over the years and today comes in many different thicknesses, colors and materials. The most common today is aluminum as its easy bend, cut, is relatively inexpensive and of course is extremely lightweight. Copper wire has some advantages over aluminum, its natural coloring is pleasing and you don't need as thick a wire to obtain the same bending force. The colouring on aluminum wire blends with the natural look of the bonsai tree. It is best to use a prepared wire designed for use on bonsai for this reason. Old coat hangers, baling wire, or copper electrical wire are not only ugly, but can rust or corrode which will harm a healthy plant, especially if its used for root anchoring. These materials may also be more difficult to bend and a minimum of force should be used when wiring or damage will occur to the plant's limbs and branches. Removing training wire should be done by cutting with a wire cutter, so its best not to use a wire that can't be easily cut. | ||
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| Medium Bonsai Branch Jack - 80mm x 100mm (F...
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| 100grms of 2.0mm Bonsai wire
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| 100grms of 1.5mm Bonsai wire
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£2.99 | 500grms of 2.0mm Bonsai wire (FREE P&P)
£14.99 |
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| 500grms of 4.5mm Bonsai wire (FREE P&P)
£14.99 | 100grms of 2.5mm Bonsai wire
£2.99 | 500grms of 3.0mm Bonsai wire
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