Algoflash Balsam Lake Tree Healer

Algoflash Lac Balsam Pruning Wound Sealer

Algoflash Lac Balsam Pruning Wound Sealer is a tree wound dressing designed to protect pruning cuts, mechanical injuries, and damaged bark areas. By forming a flexible protective layer on exposed wood, it helps limit drying out, excessive moisture, and external aggressions after pruning. It is suitable for gardeners looking for a tree wound sealer, a fruit tree wound paste, or an easy-to-apply protective mastic.

Its formulation, based on 4.6% vegetable oils and 45.5% resins, creates a durable physical barrier that temporarily replaces damaged bark. This protection supports the natural formation of the plant's callus and helps preserve weakened tissues. It also helps reduce the risks associated with wood diseases, such as cankers, necroses, and certain rots.

This wound dressing can be used on fruit trees, ornamental trees, decorative shrubs, roses, and woody plants grown in the garden, on balconies, terraces, or verandas. It can be applied all year round when weather conditions are favorable.

Uses

• Protection of pruning wounds
• Application after branch cutting
• Protection of mechanical injuries
• Maintenance of fruit trees
• Care of ornamental trees and shrubs
• Protection of roses after pruning

Features

• Ready-to-use wound dressing
• Formula based on vegetable oils and resins
• Forms a flexible barrier over the wound
• Helps limit drying out of exposed wood
• Supports callus formation
• Suitable for trees, shrubs, and roses

Recommended Plants

• Apple trees
• Pear trees
• Plum trees
• Cherry trees
• Rose bushes
• Decorative shrubs

Benefits

Algoflash Lac Balsam Pruning Wound Sealer effectively protects weakened areas after pruning or injury. When a branch is cut, the exposed wood can be susceptible to drying out, moisture, and external aggressions. By covering the wound, this mastic helps maintain physical protection during the natural healing period.

Its flexible texture allows it to adhere well to the treated surface and follow the natural movements of the wood. This flexibility is important to ensure durable coverage, especially on trees and shrubs exposed to temperature variations, wind, and precipitation.

The product promotes callus formation by protecting the wound from unfavorable conditions. Good coverage helps the plant concentrate its energy on progressively closing the wound, which is particularly useful after pruning fruit trees, ornamental shrubs, and roses.

Its direct application from the tube simplifies maintenance work. It allows for quick intervention after cutting, without complex preparation, to protect clean wounds as soon as pruning is completed.

Instructions for Use

Wear gloves and gardening attire before application. Apply the mastic directly to the wound by gently pressing the tube, then cover the entire exposed surface. Extend about 1 to 2 cm onto the healthy bark to ensure complete protection.

Ideally, apply immediately after pruning, to a clean wound. If the wood is soiled, damaged, or irregular, scrape down to healthy wood before applying the product. Avoid application in freezing weather or during heavy rain.

Clean tools and brushes with water after use. The product can be applied all year round when weather conditions allow for good adhesion and effective protection.

Why Choose Algoflash Lac Balsam Pruning Wound Sealer?

Choosing Algoflash Lac Balsam Pruning Wound Sealer means offering trees and shrubs reliable protection after pruning, cutting, or accidental injury. Its flexible barrier helps preserve exposed wood and supports the plant's natural healing.

This product is ideal for gardeners looking for a tree wound sealer, a fruit tree wound paste, or a protective coating for pruning wounds. It is suitable for residential orchards as well as ornamental gardens and border shrubs.

Thanks to its formulation based on resins and vegetable oils, its simple application, and its versatility, Algoflash Lac Balsam Pruning Wound Sealer is an excellent choice for protecting fruit trees, ornamental trees, shrubs, and roses after pruning.