Propagating Orchids
Orchid gifts lead to a gardener’s archived discussion of repotting, divisions and backbulbs, with observations from a family growing project.
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Plant Growth 101
Rooting tips, plant care and practical growing advice.
How to Root Roses from Cuttings
Grow more of your favorite roses for free. Learn when to take rose cuttings, how to prepare them and which Hormex Rooting Powder strength to use.
Read article →Prune and Root
Pruning inspires a family memory of rooting hydrangeas beside parent plants. This short gardening story also mentions experiments with figs, grapes and crepe myrtles.
Read article →Bottoms is Tops
Explore a gardener’s experiences with bottom heat and bottom watering, followed by family memories of rooting woody hydrangea stems and trying other shrub cuttings.
Read article →A Simple Rooting Setup
An archived description of a simple indoor rooting bench brings together flats, a propagation mat, humidity covers and a grow light.
Read article →Rooting in Sphagnum Moss
A short archived note considers sphagnum moss in propagation, combining air-layering observations with memories from an orchid-society meeting.
Read article →Rooting Media
Perlite, sand, aged bark and sphagnum moss feature in a gardener’s archived discussion of materials used for plant propagation.
Read article →Very Kind Cuts
Which plant part should you use for propagation? This gardener’s guide explores tip, stem, cane, root and leaf cuttings, with examples from a home plant collection.
Read article →To cut is to wound…
A short reflection on how plants respond to cutting and why propagation methods vary with the plant part being used.
Read article →A Passionate Propagator
From the archive: Nellie Neal introduces her propagation blog and recalls how a broken childhood begonia became a second plant, beginning a lifelong gardening interest.
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.
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