What Strength Rooting Powder Should I Use?
Hormex Rooting Powder is available in #1, #3, #8 and #16. Start with the current plant list when choosing a strength; higher concentration does not automatically mean better...
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Plant Growth 101
Rooting tips, plant care and practical growing advice.
What Is Plant Cloning and How Does It Work?
Plant cloning grows a genetically identical plant from a piece of an existing one. Learn why gardeners clone, the main methods and how to root a cutting step...
Read article →How to Use Hormex Products
Find product-specific directions for Hormex Rooting Powders, Vitamin B1 & Hormone Concentrate, Mother Mist, Rooting Cubes and Cloning Shears, plus guidance for kits and multipacks.
Read article →What are the different types of plant cuttings?
Plant cuttings can come from different growth stages and plant parts. This overview introduces softwood, semi-ripe, hardwood, tip, stem, leaf and root cuttings.
Read article →Your Questions About Hormex
Readers ask about aeroponic cloners and rooter pots in this archived Q&A about different approaches to plant propagation.
Read article →What Is the Shelf Life of Hormex Rooting Powder and Liquid?
Hormex Rooting Powder and Vitamin B1 & Hormone Concentrate both have a 2-year best-by period. Here is how to store them for the best results.
Read article →Where can I buy Hormex?
Buy Hormex at hormex.com, Amazon, Walmart, eBay and Etsy, or at nurseries, garden centers and hydroponic stores across the US. Plus available sizes and wholesale options.
Read article →What will Hormex do for my plants?
A brief archived product introduction contrasts powder and liquid concentrate as two forms in the Hormex range.
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