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JZ
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JZ
Are here really people who don't know about Google or Bing or Yahoo! ?
yes, some might call these the "low information voters"...
IMHO, liquids are easier to use if you are striking cuttings. For layers, powders are simpler to use.
Hormex sells either type in various concentrations on their web site as well as listing authorized resellers. I buy directly from Hormex.
(1) To answer your question, literally, I don't know. The highest I have ever gone was Hormex 16 (1.6%)
(2) I am assuming you are going to dilute it? Just curious why you want that strength...
If you think putting it on Al's head is going to work, think again (sorry Al you walked into it)
Seriously?
You couldn't read or click the link to Hormex's site or type Hormex in the serch bar and see that Hormex makes a 3% powder (and that 4.5% IBA powder is the max they produce)?
From what I've read, people recommend using the 3% variety for pine cuttings. I'm curious what else it might be excellent for.
From what I've read, people recommend using the 3% variety for pine cuttings. I'm curious what else it might be excellent for.
The reason that I am asking is everything I am finding here in the good old North (Canada) is 0.3% IBA....when I ask the nursery ppl...they said they never heard or saw or sold that high % of rooting compound.
Perhaps the best way to think about rooting hormone is to think of it like fertilizer. Too little and you are not letting your tree grow to its potential. Too much (or too strong)... and you have a dead tree. Doesn't matter so much if you burn up a bunch of cuttings, but if you are trying to get new roots to pop on the nebari of an old pine... be careful about what you are doing.