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Introduction to
Plant Propagation
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Propagate New Plants From Cuttings Using
RHIZOPON AA WATER SOLUBLE TABLETS.
Make your own fresh rooting solutions.
See also
information on Hortus IBA Water
Soluble Salts
Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Tablet plant growth regulator rooting hormones are
used to propagate plants from cuttings and to improve the growth of rooted plants. Make
your own fresh solutions. Apply the solutions to cutting and plants by dip, immerse, soak
or spray.
Propagate Plants from Cuttings Using Solutions.
Take plant cuttings, usually stem, root or leaf cuttings. Woody cuttings are usually
wounded by making a 3/4" notch at the basal end. Herbaceous cuttings are not wounded.
Make up a fresh Rhizopon Water Soluble Tablet solution using the appropriate
concentration. Using the Spray Drip-Down Method first plant then treat. Using the
Immersion, Quick Dip, or the Total Immerse Method first treat then plant. Take care of the
cuttings.
Herbaceous plants, such as chrysanthemum, are easy to treat using low concentrations by
the Spray Drip Down Method or Total Immerse Method. The Total Immerse and Spray Drip Down
methods can be used interchangeably. The active ingredients are absorbed into the leaves
and stems the transported to the basal end where it induces root formation. The active
ingredients are transported through the phloem to the basal end. It induces cell diffusion
and root induction in the presence of oxygen and water. These methods retard bud
formation; the cuttings to put their energy into root formation.
Fresh Rhizopon AA Water Soluble
Tablet and Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts rooting hormone solutions are
used by many methods.
The information shown for Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Tablets
also apply to Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts (1 tablet AAWST = 1/4 gram
IBAWSS)
Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts
To Select:
Compare Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Tablets with Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts.
Both are used by the same methods.
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Spray
Drip Down Method.
First plant the cuttings then treat them. Spray the solution evenly over the cuttings
until drops go down to the media.
Herbaceous cuttings, chrysanthemum, begonia, dieffenbachia, heath,
hibiscus, etc: 1-5 tablets per liter water. |
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Total
Immerse Method.
First totally immerse the cuttings in the solution for a few seconds then plant them.
Broad leaf cuttings are especially suited for this method. You can use a basket to dip the
cuttings in a tub. Prevent bruising by not placing too many cuttings in the solution at
once. Allow time for the solution to dry on the cuttings before watering, misting or
covering. The temperature of the solution should be at least equal to the cutting
temperature. A cold solution temperature causes the stomata of the cuttings close; the
amount of active ingredients absorbed is reduced.
Herbaceous cuttings, chrysanthemum, plumbago, ivy, clematis,
delphinium, lavender, ficus, potted rose bushes, etc.: 1-5 tablets per liter water.
Softwood cuttings, hydrangea, pieris, hedera, etc: 1-6 tablets per liter
water.
Hardwood cuttings, conifers, etc: 4-10 tablets per liter water |
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Immersion
Method.
Use the Immersion Method on cuttings which are more difficult to root or are more
woody. A long soak of the cuttings in a low concentration solution causes the plant
tissues to absorb the active ingredients. Use this method on plants which may be sensitive
to high concentration used in the Quick Dip Method. Immerse the basal end of cuttings
approximately one inch in the solution for four to twelve hours. Plant the cuttings
immediately.
Herbaceous cuttings: 1-3 tablets per liter water.
Woody cuttings: 3-5 tablets per liter water |
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Quick Dip
Method.
First treat the cuttings then plant them. Immerse the basal end of cuttings
approximately one inch in the solution for a few seconds. Plant the cuttings immediately.
Use the lowest possible concentration of tablets to achieve the desired results. An excess
concentration may result in a reduced numbers of roots formed, phyto toxicity, shock,
excessive callus, and rooting inequality.
Herbaceous cuttings, tropical plants, house plants, roses, etc: 3-10
tablets per liter water.
Chrysanthemum: 4-10 tablets per liter water.
Softwood cuttings: 20 tablets per liter.
Hardwood cuttings: 40 tablets per liter.
Difficult to root hardwood cuttings: 100-400 tablets per liter. |
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Cost comparison of Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts vs
generic alcohol base rooting solution
See also
information on Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Tablets
Make sure you store
the solutions properly
[Storage]
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Product
Selection to make Fresh Rooting Solutions
RHIZOPON AA WATER SOLUBLE TABLETS
Use the pre-dosed tablets with water to make your own freshest solutions
in any concentration.
You measure the dosage by simply counting tablets and mix into water. A
scale is not needed.
HORTUS IBA WATER SOLUBLE SALTS
Use the easy to measure powder with water
to make your own freshest solutions in any concentration. You can make
solutions to over 60,000 ppm IBA active ingredients. The Salts are an
economical for making large solution volumes. Hortus IBA Water Soluble
Salts is an easier to use and registered replacement technical IBA and
K-IBA.
RHIZOPON AA
WATER SOLUBLE TABLETS and HORTUS IBA WATER SOLUBLE SALTS are completely
free of potentially phyto-toxic and flammable alcohol. You make solutions
from very dilute to extremely concentrated. The solutions are odorless.
Both are US EPA registered with WPS Zero Hour REI. Growers can apply the
products and remain in the growing area. There is minimum PPE with no
notification requirement.
Tricks to
Propagate Plants from Cuttings |
Special
Techniques
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Plant variety:
Rooting hormone charts
Select the proper rooting hormone for the specific plant variety.
The Cuttings
Cutting selection
The selection of proper cuttings from stock plants can be critical to successful rooting
of cuttings.
Types of cuttings
Many types of plant cuttings which can be used to propagate new plants.
Care of cuttings
after treatment
You must take care of the plant cutting after rooting hormone treatment. |
Techniques
Improve growth of rooted
plants
Apply
rooting solutions to bare roots of transplants
Stimulate plant cutting which are
difficult to root
Use Rhizopon when air layering
Mix rooting solutions with other
growing agents
Mix fertilizers with
rooting solutions
The need to use Plant Rooting
Hormones
Why NOT to use alcohol to dissolve rooting hormones
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Rhizopon AA #1, #2, #3 dry dip powders
Ready
to use plant rooting dry powders
Rhizopon AA #1, #2 and
#3 dry powder rooting hormones
Dry powder rooting hormones are used by the dry dip method.
Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Tablets
Mixing Rhizopon AA
Water Soluble Tablets
You can prepare your own fresh plant rooting solutions using
pre-dosed Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Tablets.
Hortus IBA Water Soluble
Salts
You can prepare your own fresh
plant rooting solutions using easy to measure IBA
powder.
Hortus IBA Water Soluble
Salts
Label &
Mixing
Instruction
Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts
Method
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Please note:
We do not supply technical IBA, indole butyric acid
(otherwise called IBA indole-3-butyric acid). We supply the finest IBA,
indole butyric acid, for End Use.
All our IBA, indole butyric acid, products are registered for use in greenhouses
and nurseries. We supply IBA indole butyric acid in ready to use dry power, and
IBA, indole butyric acid in salts and tablets to make fresh solutions.
Buy Now:
Rhizopon AA
#1 #2 and #3
Rhizopon AA
Water Soluble Tablets
Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts |
http://yoder.com/growers/chrysanthemum/gardenmum/Cultural_Tip_Pages/General_Culture_Pages/rooting_gm.aspx">Yoder Brothers is the world's leading grower of all types of Chrysanthemums: garden, pot and spray. Follow this
link for important ways to use our rooting products:
http://yoder.com/growers/chrysanthemum/gardenmum/Cultural_Tip_Pages/General_Culture_Pages/rooting_gm.aspx
For
Yoder's suggested rates:
http://www.yoder.com/grower/perennials/2004_Handling-URC.pdf
Rhizopon plant rooting hormones and Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts are in no way
connected with products such as Hormodin or Hormex or Dip N Grow, Dip and Grow.
These products are the trademarks of their respective makers.
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