Benefits Of Using A Liquid Growth Regulating Hormone Concentration When Propagating Plant Cuttings:
✓ Stimulated Growth: Liquid growth regulating hormones can stimulate growth and development, leading to improved plant size and vigor.
✓ Improved Yield: Liquid growth regulating hormones can improve the yield of crops, leading to increased production and profitability.
✓ Enhanced Quality: Liquid growth regulating hormones can improve the quality of plants, leading to stronger stems, more robust foliage, and increased resistance to stress and disease.
✓ Better Flowering and Fruiting: Liquid growth regulating hormones can promote flowering and fruiting in plants, leading to improved yields and better quality produce.
✓ Customizable Concentration: Liquid growth regulating hormones are available in a variety of concentrations, allowing gardeners and growers to choose the right level of hormone to suit their specific needs and plant types.
✓ Versatile Application: Liquid growth regulating hormones can be used on a wide range of plant species, including woody shrubs, flowering plants, fruits, and vegetables.
By using a liquid growth regulating hormone concentration, like Dip&Rootâ„¢, plants can take advantage of these benefits, leading to improved growth, yield, and quality.
Use & Applications
Dip&Rootâ„¢ is easy to use, and should be used as directed below:
- Shake before use, and only mix as required
- To use Dip&Rootâ„¢, simply dip the cutting in the solution and then plant it in soil or a rooting medium.
- For Softwood Cuttings: Mix 20 parts of water with 1 part of Dip&Rootâ„¢
- For Semi-hardwood Cuttings: Mix 10 parts of water with 1 part of Dip&Rootâ„¢
- For Hardwood Cuttings: Mix 5 parts of water with 1 part of Dip&Rootâ„¢
Important points to remember when applying Dip&Rootâ„¢ to your cuttings:
- Dip&Root™ is suited to softwood to hardwood plant cuttings, and the correct concentrations should be mixed for each type of cutting (See above mixing indications)
- Overstimulation may injure the cutting, under stimulation from too weak a stimulant may give no beneficial result. Refer to the recommended list of plants.
- The size of the cutting should be governed by the species and method of propagation, i.e. softwood, semi-hardwood, or hardwood.
- Lateral shoots from the current year’s growth are usually the most reliable and are best taken at a node or joint, or at the base of a shoot, and with the lower leaves removed.
- Suitable rooting media include:
- Sand
- Sand & peat
- Sand, peat & loam
- Gentle bottom heat in the rooting medium will improve and hasten the effect of the rooting hormone if the plants are naturally dormant or the growth is slow.
- Cuttings consisting of the shoots of deciduous plants (plants or trees that seasonally shed leaves), normally strike best if taken about 3 to 6 months after the new season’s growth commences.
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