Tanglefoot Tree Pruning Sealer, 8 oz. Brushcap

Tree Fix! This came fast, worked well. Packaged safely. Good value. Nice product as easy to use. Great viscosity.

Works great. Easy application

Seals the tree wounds for about a year. Sun, wind and rain will impact the longevity. This product is messy to apply and if you get it on your clothes, it will be hard to wash off. Be careful when applying. Comes with a brush applicator.

Used for years when cutting/pruning trees! Best spread on with a free wooden paint stir ( from HomeDepot).

Perfect good price

This is much easier than the aerosol can but one of the cans ( I ordered 2 ) had leaked. Fortunately it was encased in a plastic bag and maybe 2 Tablespoons had "escaped." This product was excellent because it could be "painted on." I used this for some "Holly Trees" that the previous owner had let grow to a relatively great height ( 6 1 /2 feet). I had topped them off because they had been even taller. New holly sprigs want to sprout up and down the trunk which makes it look "bushy and over grown." Sealing a cut will keep it from re-sprouting. I was pleased and was glad I had ordered 2. Cans were packed well - just check / turn the lid an extra turn maybe????

I was surprised how thick and gooey this oil based stuff is. Of course it covered the cut tree limbs, but because they are all up high and at an angle, it’s impossible not to apply with this stuff dripping. If it gets on your skin it requires alcohol and lots of scrubbing to get off. If I had a choice to do it again, I’d get a spray can. It’s not easy to apply and takes several dips in the can since it’s so thick.

Had ants that were farming aphids in a potted citrus tree. I wrapped 3" painter's tape in reverse around the trunk (only about 3/4" diameter) so that it would stick to itself, sticky side outward just to facilitate easy removal. Brushed this stuff around the tape, and within seconds the ants were getting stuck in it enough that they were trying to find another way around. The ants could still move through it, it just took them 10x longer, so I think they gave up on this tree looking for more efficient options. That allowed me to kill the aphids - which didn't take long at all - and once I removed the tape, the ants never came back. While the tape was up, I also caught lots of fruit flies. Several months later, and I see an ant hill has moved into my potted lime tree in my greenhouse. I suspect I'll need to pull this stuff back out and use it again soon.

It works great and I had used it before. The only place I could find it was on Amazon. Thanks Amazon!