Tree wax "Brunonia", 250 g can

The fungicide-free Brunonia tree wax is used for wound care and protects cuts from the penetration of various pathogens.

Yes, that's normal for tree wax. Stir well before use so that any deposited components mix evenly again.

The Brunonia tree wax consists of a fungicide-free resin-wax combination, made from renewable resources in horticultural quality.

After heating in a water bath, the wax becomes more liquid again. It is important to stir it well before use so that all the ingredients mix well.

Yes, the tree wax Brunonia can also be used in frost and is therefore ideal for grafting or wound care in late autumn and winter.

The Brunonia tree wax is fungicide-free. It protects the cut wound primarily through a physical barrier against the ingress of pests and drying out, not through chemical fungal control.

No, the tree wax is formulated so that it does not run off. It reliably stays in place, even at warmer temperatures.

Yes, the product is intended for wound care in the entire fruit and vegetable growing sector. Therefore, it is also suitable for ornamental shrubs.

The Brunonia tree wax is a classic in gardening quality. It is ideal for professional as well as hobby gardening applications in fruit and horticulture.

The wax remains supple for years and does not crack. It thus ensures a long-term protective layer for injured trees and plants.

No, the tree wax can be applied cold and remains supple. It can be applied directly from the can, even in frost, without cracking or running.

The 250 g can is economical and usually sufficient for wound care on several smaller trees or for treating larger cut surfaces.

Yes, the wood wax can be spread cold, which makes application easier even at lower temperatures. It always remains supple and is easy to work with.

Yes, the Brunonia tree wax is suitable for wound care and grafting on trees and plants of all kinds in horticulture. You can therefore also use it for your ornamental shrubs. It protects effectively and supports the healing of pruning wounds.

No, the special resin-wax mixture from Brunonia remains permanently supple. It does not crack and thus ensures long-lasting protection.

Yes, the Baumwachs Brunonia is a fungicide-free resin-wax combination. It is free of fungal inhibiting additives.

The resin-wax mixture is made from renewable raw materials and is fungicide-free. It is designed to be garden-friendly and safe for the environment.

The 250g can of Brunonia Baumwachs is intended for wound care. A wound of about 15 cm in diameter can usually be sealed well with it, as the wax is economical.

The tree wax is used for wound care and forms a protective layer on the cut surfaces. This barrier helps to minimize the entry of pests and environmental influences. The mixture is fungicide-free and safe for trees.

Yes, the tree wax is made in horticultural quality. It is suitable for all types of grafting and wound care, including nursery stock.

If the wax has hardened, you can heat it in a water bath at 50–60 °C. After that, it will become much more liquid again and can be applied again.

The tree wax is easy to apply with a spatula or scraper. It doesn't run off and stays in place where it was applied.

Yes, the wax is designed for grafting of any kind and for wound care in the entire fruit and gardening sector. It is therefore suitable for many tree and plant species.

Yes, the Baumwachs Brunonia can also be used in freezing temperatures. It can be applied cold and remains supple.

The tree wax Brunonia forms a long-term protective layer on the wound. It protects effectively and supports healing, which also prevents drying out.

Yes, the wax is suitable for wound care in the entire fruit and horticulture, including berry bushes. It effectively protects cuts and supports healing.

Yes, the fungicide-free tree wax is safe for trees and ideal for wound care on fruit trees after pruning or in case of injuries.

The tree wax can be easily applied with a regular trowel or spatula. Special tools are not necessary for this.

Yes, the tree wax can be applied cold and can therefore be easily used even in freezing temperatures.

The wax is designed for long-term storage and remains supple in the can for years. If it should harden, it can be easily warmed up and made spreadable again.