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.
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Rooting tips, plant care and practical growing advice.
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 →This archived article compares powder and gel forms of rooting products and discusses the environment around newly prepared cuttings.
Read article →This short archived note discusses callusing in aeroponic cloning systems and questions about system operation.
Read article →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 →Welcome helpful insects with flowering plants and thoughtful pest management. Learn the limits of mantises and purchased ladybeetles, and why identifying pests comes first.
Read article →Eggshells belong in the compost rather than being used as a pest-control shortcut. Learn why they break down slowly, when to use a soil test, and practical ways...
Read article →Plan garden beds, observe sunlight and choose plants before the growing season begins. This archived essay reflects on preparation and growing plants for future cuttings.
Read article →An introduction to Hormex Rooting Powder, the current four-strength range and the plant guide for selecting a powder for your cuttings.
Read article →This archived introduction discusses terms used around plant hormones, growth regulators, auxins and propagation.
Read article →Poinsettia history leads into an archived holiday-care discussion about containers, drainage and the indoor growing environment.
Read article →This archived growing note considers portable plant covers and containers as gardeners plan around approaching cold weather.
Read article →This archived aeroponic-cloning introduction discusses water quality, temperature and light in a soil-free propagation system.
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