Powder Pack #1, #3, #8 and #16

Four strengths · ¾ oz (21 g) per bottle

Keep a choice of Hormex rooting powder strengths on hand for the plant varieties you grow. This variety pack lets you select an appropriate powder for each cutting rather than mixing different strengths together.

In this pack: Four separate ¾ oz (21 g) bottles: one each of Hormex Rooting Powder #1, #3, #8 and #16.
Choose by plant: Check the Hormex plant list for your plant's recommended strength instead of assuming the strongest powder is the best choice.
Rooting-media options: Use treated cuttings with rockwool, coco coir, peat moss, soil or Hormex Rooting Cubes.
Ready-to-use powders: Apply the selected powder to the moistened cut base, tap off excess and plant in a suitable rooting medium.

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Hormex Rooting Powder Variety Pack #1, #3, #8 & #16 - Four 3/4 oz Bottles

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Product-specific directions

Choose a strength and start your cuttings

Choose the right strength

#1 · 0.10% IBA: For tender softwood cuttings from suitable houseplants, herbs and other easy-to-root varieties.

#3 · 0.30% IBA: For firmer, semi-softwood cuttings from suitable home and garden plants.

#8 · 0.80% IBA: For semi-hardwood cuttings from suitable woody plants.

#16 · 1.60% IBA: For difficult-to-root hardwood cuttings; confirm that your plant requires this strength.

Find the recommended match for your plant in the Hormex plant list. The included ¾ oz bottles are for residential and commercial use.

Prepare and dip the cutting

Use clean shears to cut just below a node and remove lower leaves. Moisten the cut base with clean water, dip it in the selected rooting powder and tap off excess. Choose one appropriate strength for the cutting; do not mix strengths together.

Plant and care for the cutting

Plant in a suitable rooting medium that supports the cutting while allowing moisture and airflow around the developing roots. Keep the medium lightly moist, not waterlogged, and provide growing conditions suited to your plant. Rooting time varies with the plant variety, cutting condition and propagation environment.