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Rooting Duo #8

¾ oz powder #8 · 8 fl oz B1 concentrate

The Hormex Rooting Duo pairs Rooting Powder #8 for semi-hardwood cuttings with Vitamin B1 & Hormone Concentrate for root and stem development, plant care and transplanting. It contains one ¾ oz (21 g) powder bottle and one 8 fl oz (236 mL) liquid bottle.

Use the powder to treat cuttings and the liquid for its separate applications below. Check the plant and strength guide to confirm that #8 is right for your plant.

  • Strength-specific powder: #8 contains 0.80% IBA for semi-hardwood cuttings.
  • Liquid support: Vitamin B1 and hormones support root and stem development and help prevent transplant shock.
  • Flexible rooting media: Use powder-treated cuttings with Hormex Rooting Cubes, rockwool, coco coir, peat moss or soil.
  • Two separate methods: Ready-to-use powder and water-soluble concentrate each have their own directions and application rates.

Hormex Rooting Duo: Rooting Powder #8 (3/4 oz) & Vitamin B1 & Hormone Concentrate (8 oz)

Hormex Rooting Duo: Rooting Powder #8 (3/4 oz) & Vitamin B1 & Hormone Concentrate (8 oz)

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Product-specific directions

Using the powder and liquid separately

Prepare and dip the cutting

Use clean shears to cut just below a node, remove the lower leaves and lightly moisten the cutting base. Dip the base into Rooting Powder #8 and tap off excess. Place the cutting in your chosen medium and keep it lightly moist, not waterlogged.

Watering and transplant care

For indoor plants, use 1 tsp (5 mL) concentrate per gallon of water every time you water. For transplanting, drench the newly planted soil area with 1–2 tsp (5–10 mL) per 5 gallons of water once weekly until established.

Hydroponics and bare-root planting

For hydroponics or aeroponics, use 1–2 tsp (5–10 mL) concentrate per 5 gallons when changing or adding water. For bare-root planting, presoak roots for 15 minutes in 6 tsp (30 mL) per gallon, then follow the transplanting method.

Choosing the separate softwood dip

The liquid has a separate method for softwood cuttings: dip the base in full-strength concentrate for 3–5 minutes, then place it in a starter medium. Choose the method appropriate for your plant; do not combine the powder and liquid into one dip. See the complete concentrate application guide for additional uses.