Mini Clippers / Shears - Great for Propogation & Trimming

What are Mini Clippers / Shears best used for?

They’re ideal for propagation, herb harvesting, trimming houseplants, deadheading flowers, and working in tight spaces like terrariums or balcony gardens. Their precision makes them perfect for microgreens, seedlings, and small bloom work.

Can Mini Clippers / Shears cut thick or woody stems?

They're best for soft, thin stems. If you're forcing the cut or hearing a crunch, switch to secateurs or sturdier pruners—these are precision tools, not branch cutters.

Are Mini Clippers / Shears made from stainless steel?

Yes—the blades are rust-resistant steel. While they hold up well in damp conditions or humid grow rooms, always clean and dry them after use to avoid corrosion.

Are Mini Clippers / Shears comfortable to use?

Yes—lightweight, ergonomic, and great for small hands. They're designed to reduce hand fatigue during longer trimming sessions, though regular breaks still help.

How do I clean Mini Clippers / Shears after trimming?

Wipe off sap or plant debris with a cloth. For sticky residue, use isopropyl alcohol. Avoid dishwashers or long soaking—hand-clean and dry thoroughly after each use.

Do Mini Clippers / Shears need oil or sharpening?

A drop of light oil at the pivot keeps them smooth. Sharpen with a fine stone or scissor sharpener when cuts feel dull. Clean, sharp blades prevent damage to plants.

Do Mini Clippers / Shears have a safety lock or sheath?

Some versions include a lock or cap; others don’t. If not, store them safely in a pouch or drawer where the blades won’t get damaged—or damage you.

How are Mini Clippers / Shears different from secateurs or regular scissors?

They’re smaller, more precise, and better for fine plant work. Secateurs are for woody stems, while regular scissors don’t give clean, accurate plant cuts and dull quickly.

How do I make clean propagation cuts with Mini Clippers / Shears?

Snip just below a node with one clean cut. Don’t crush the stem, and sanitize between plants to prevent disease spread. Clean cuts help cuttings root faster and cleaner.

Can Mini Clippers / Shears be used for both garden and kitchen tasks?

Yes, but it’s smart to keep one pair for food use and one for garden work to avoid cross-contamination. They’re great for trimming fresh herbs or garnishing meals.

Are Mini Clippers / Shears good for both indoor and outdoor use?

Absolutely. They’re perfect for indoor plant care, greenhouse trimming, and delicate outdoor pruning—especially in tight or awkward spaces.

Why aren’t my Mini Clippers / Shears cutting smoothly?

Check for sap buildup, dry pivot, or dull blades. Wipe clean, oil the pivot, and sharpen if needed. If they're still off, a quick screw adjustment may help.

How should I store Mini Clippers / Shears?

Store them clean and dry, ideally in a tool pouch or drawer where the blades won’t get knocked around. Avoid tossing them into pockets unless locked or covered.

Can I Click & Collect Mini Clippers / Shears from Bellambi?

If Click & Collect is shown as available on the product page, you can pick them up from Bellambi—typically ready within 24 hours.

What should I do if my Mini Clippers / Shears arrive stiff or not cutting well?

Don’t force them. Wipe the pivot, add a drop of oil, and test. If they still feel off, get in touch so we can help sort it out.