Westland Organic Rooting Gel, 150 ml

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However, for those who propagate cuttings in water, there is a liquid rooting hormone – Dip ‘N Grow Concentrate Rooting Solution. It comes with two active ingredients – IBA (1.0%) and NAA (0.5%). You would need to dilute the solution depending on the plants you are going to propagate. It will work equally effectively with rooting sponges, stonewool, peat plugs, coco coir plugs, fibre or compost.

Remove the excess of the rooting hormone powder – simply tap the cutting on the rim of the container. Exploring what works best for you and your plants is a fun and exciting process and we wish you all the best in your propagation journey! The most popular among the three types is the gel form of rooting hormone. This is the most convenient type of rooting hormone. Yes, honey is a natural rooting hormone. Mix the right amounts in boiling water, set it to cool and you can begin using your DIY honey rooting hormone. Can honey act as rooting hormone? The powder formulation contains growth hormones for propagation which is one of the best rooting hormone for roses, ferns, succulents and many more!

Step 1: All you need to do is mix 3 teaspoons of apple cider vinegar into 1 gallon of water and dip your cuttings in it then transfer them to the rooting medium.

Soak your cuttings in the honey solution for 2-3 hours, then plant. Once the rooting hormone is completely cooled, put the cuttings in the pot so the bottom 1–2 inches (2.5–5.1 cm) are submerged. Let the cuttings soak for at least 2-3 hours before putting them in a rooting medium so they can absorb the solution. [3] X Research sourceMix 1 tsp (5 mL) of apple cider vinegar in 6 cups (1.4 L) of filtered water. If you don’t have filtered or distilled water on hand, boil tap water and let it cool to room temperature before mixing. Stir the mixture with a spoon to make sure the apple cider vinegar is evenly distributed and diluted. [18] X Research source