Double Handle Seedling Transplanter, Stand-Up Vegetable Hand Seedling Planter with Pedal&Guide Tube, Stainless Steel Manual Planting Garden Tools for Slender Seedlings

This standing transplanting tool features a stainless steel frame with a plastic guide tube and a 4cm-diameter opening designed to protect delicate seedlings. Equipped with dual non-slip handles, it operates via a simple three-step process—press into the soil, twist to release the seedling, and allow for automatic soil backfill—ensuring high efficiency while protecting your back. It is suitable for transplanting seedlings such as peppers, tomatoes, corn, and moreProduct Description:Name: Vegetable TransplanterMaterial: Stainless Steel + PlasticColor: SilverDimensions:Height: 90cmWeight: 1.5kgCategory: Gardening Hand Tools / Bulb Planters / Garden Shovels / Gardening Tool Sets / Seedling Kits / Lawn & Garden ToolsApplicable Scenes: Suitable for outdoor use, nurseries, rural settings, and garden environments.Package Includes:1 x Manual Seedling Transplanter / Bulb Planter

• Back-Saving Standing Transplanting: Ditch hours of bending and kneeling! This seedling transplanter lets you plant pepper, tomato, and corn seedlings standing up, cutting your work time in half while protecting your back from strain
• Durable Stainless Steel & Sturdy Plastic Build: Hand-pull seedling planter with a thickened stainless steel frame and a tough plastic guide tube, Designed to last through repeated use. The reinforced spring mechanism ensures smooth operation every time
• Perfect 4cm Opening for Slender Seedlings: Seedling Transplanter The 4cm guide tube is sized specifically for thin, delicate seedlings, keeping them protected from damage during planting for a higher survival rate and healthier
• Ergonomic Non-Slip Handles: The dual rubber handles offer a secure, comfortable grip, reducing hand fatigue even during long gardening or farming sessions. It’s easy to use for both men and women
• Simple Operation: This long-handled planter is simply press it into the soil to dig a hole, lift it to the release position, insert the seedling, twist the handle to engage the release mechanism, and allow the soil to fall back in to cover the roots—and your seedling is successfully planted