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Asked by Bettye from Pa04/15/2018QHow do I use Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder?A
Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder is applied directly to plant cuttings. Per the product label: 1. The cut ends of the cuttings should be slightly moistened before treatment. 2. Stir cut ends in Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder. 3. Remove excess powder by tap…
Read Full Answer »Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder is applied directly to plant cuttings. Per the product label: 1. The cut ends of the cuttings should be slightly moistened before treatment. 2. Stir cut ends in Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder. 3. Remove excess powder by tapping on rim of container. 4. Plant treated cuttings in a rooting medium such as potting soil, mix, etc. Mist regularly. -
Asked by Lou from Shelton, Wa03/31/2019QCan Root Boost be added to water that I have some untreated cuttings in? If so how much??A
Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder would not be added to water for cuttings. Per the product label: 1. The cut ends of the cuttings should be slightly moistened before treatment. 2. Stir cut ends in Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder. 3. Remove exces…
Read Full Answer »Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder would not be added to water for cuttings. Per the product label: 1. The cut ends of the cuttings should be slightly moistened before treatment. 2. Stir cut ends in Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder. 3. Remove excess powder by tapping on rim of container. 4. Plant treated cuttings in a rooting medium such as potting soil, mix, etc. Mist regularly. -
Asked by R from Jamestown Ny05/20/2015Qcan i use root boost on grapes and blackberrys and if not why notA
We actually do not manufacture nor test these products. In this case the manufacturer has not tested this product on edible crops so these plants are not included on the product label. The EPA requires very rigorous and costly testing before a product can be used on edible plants so many manufacture…
Read Full Answer »We actually do not manufacture nor test these products. In this case the manufacturer has not tested this product on edible crops so these plants are not included on the product label. The EPA requires very rigorous and costly testing before a product can be used on edible plants so many manufacturers exclude these plants from the product label. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance. -
Asked by Shelley from Norcross, Ga08/09/2019QCan I use Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder on seeds before planting?A
No, per the manufacturer, Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder would have no affect on the seeds. It should be used on plant cuttings only.
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Asked by David from Stout, Ohio05/17/2019QWill Garden Tech Root Boost start roots on rose bushes or tree clippings?A
Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder can be used for roses but it's not labeled for tree clippings. For root boost for tree clippings, you can use Bonide Bontone II Rooting Powder, or if these clippings already have roots, then you can use Bonide Root & Grow Root Stimulator 4-10-3.
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Asked by Larry from Algonquin04/09/2020QCam Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder be used for repotting established plant to larger container?
Wondering if it should be diluted or just mixed with dirt at bottom of root ball.AThe Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder has been discontinued but in reading the product label, you will slightly moisten the cut ends of the cuttings with water, then stir the cut ends in the Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder (undiluted), tap the excess powder off the cut ends, pla…
Read Full Answer »The Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder has been discontinued but in reading the product label, you will slightly moisten the cut ends of the cuttings with water, then stir the cut ends in the Garden Tech Root Boost Root Hormone Powder (undiluted), tap the excess powder off the cut ends, plant the cuttings in a planting medium like potting soil and then mist regularly.