RootBoost Rooting Hormone 2 Ounces

Easy to use. I believe it helped with root growth. I see much better results on the plants with the product. The same type cutting planted before I purchased the product are struggling. With the product I have roots!

This stuff is awesome, I love plants so much but they really don't like me much it seems, so a neighbor gave me a piece of her plant to root, she said to just put it in water so I did, I also gave my daughter one of the pieces she had given me, so I put it in water and waited a few weeks and nothing happen so I said something to my sister her response was " it takes awhile to get roots on it, so it's sitting in the water I'm checking it changing the water as needed etc. And then the leaves stated turning yellow and falling off, my daughters piece is just a stem by now. So while looking on Amazon one day I see this root boost I thought it can't hurt at this point so I purchased it. Let me tell you, I followed the directions and I'm not sure how it's doing under the dirt but I also put it around the stem that I have in the water as well as putting some of the powder in the water and them roots are growing like CRAZY. I recommend that you purchase it cause. IT WORKS!!!!!!!!!

Working on some of my cuttings to get them going. I personally can’t really say how much a rooting hormone helps to get positive results when trying to propagate BUT after not using any for quite a while I decided to try again. My first try was large leaf hydrangeas and I’ve had some positive results.

So far so good! Time will tell after using it on some Firestick Succulent cuttings!

Eeehh didn't work for Mexican bird of paradise.

Works great. Very easy to use. Would buy again.

Hormona realmente funciona, ayuda adecuado al enraizamiento

I had a tall plumeria plant that had grown almost 5 feet tall. It was getting out of hand and I wanted to cut it down and root it into smaller plants. I was very worried because I didn't want to kill my plant. I've had it for years. Directions were simple. Wet the end of the plant, stick into the rooting dust, and plant in a pot with good soil. Don't water too much. The hardest part was cutting the plumeria. I cut off the top with leaves, dusted the end and planted it. I didn't lose a single leaf. I had it outside so it would get a lot of sun. After about two weeks, when I felt secure that the plant had roots, I figured if the leaves were still green and hadn't fallen off, it must have roots, I cut it again and repeated the process. This was the middle section with no leave and no roots. I now has both. The bottom part that had the original roots now also has leaves. And I have three healthy plants.