3-Piece Mini Gardening Tool Set for Succulents and Bonsai

Natural wood, solid steel, no wobble

• Sized for small pots

  The cultivator is 14 cm long with a 4.5 cm head, and the trowel heads are scaled to small containers. The narrow heads work along the edge of a pot without sweeping soil over the rim. That is the difference between a tidy repot and a dusting of soil across the windowsill.

• Wood and steel built to last

  Natural wood handles run into polished silver ferrules, and the matte black heads sit on top. The joint feels firm in the hand, and the metal sits flush where head meets handle. Knock the soil off after each session and the finish stays clean.

• Three tools, one kit

  You get a large trowel, a small trowel and a three-prong cultivator. Scooping, filling and loosening are covered in one set, so you stop reaching for a spoon or chopsticks for each job. Pair it with flower pots for a complete repotting kit.

Loosen, lift, and fill without spilling

1. 1
   Loosen the root ball

   Work the three-prong cultivator around the edge of the pot to break up compacted soil before you lift the plant.

2. 2
   Lift the plant out

   Tip the pot gently and ease the root ball out with your free hand, keeping as much soil intact as you can.

3. 3
   Fill with the small trowel

   Scoop fresh mix with the small trowel, fill the gaps around the roots, then tap the pot lightly to settle it.

4. 4
   Finish the surface

   Use the large trowel for bigger scoops in deeper pots, top off the surface and water lightly.

Three tools, one job each

• Large trowel shovel×1

  Scoops and fills soil in deeper containers.

• Small trowel shovel×1

  Fine fill for tight pots, planters and bonsai trays.

• Three-prong cultivator×1

  14 cm long with a 4.5 cm head for loosening soil around roots.