Dip 'N Grow Liquid Rooting Concentrate - 16 fl oz

Dilute-to-Suit Rooting Hormone for Cuttings - 16 fl oz

Different cuttings need different hormone strengths, and mixing powders or gels by guesswork wastes stock. Dip 'N Grow is a liquid concentrate you dilute with water to the strength your cutting type needs. Its formula contains two root-inducing auxins, IBA and NAA, in an alcohol solvent.

The 16 fl oz bottle suits regular propagators who take cuttings often and want enough concentrate to dilute fresh batches as needed. Small trial runs and larger production runs both work, because you mix only the amount you will use.

Key Features & Benefits

• Two auxins (IBA and NAA) — two root-inducing active ingredients in one formula.
• Liquid concentrate — dilute with water to the strength your cuttings need.
• Alcohol solvent — carries the active ingredients in a quick-dip format.
• Dilution ratios by cutting type — 5X for hardwoods, 10X for semi-hardwoods, 20X for softwoods or succulents.

Who Should Use Dip 'N Grow Liquid Rooting Concentrate

Home and commercial propagators who root ornamental cuttings and want one concentrate that covers woody and soft-stemmed material. Follow the label directions, which state the product is for ornamentals only.

About Dip 'N Grow Liquid Rooting Concentrate

Dip 'N Grow makes this liquid rooting concentrate. It is sold as a single 16 fl oz bottle and is a clear, amber liquid. The label lists IBA and NAA as active ingredients.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I dilute it?
A: Pour the concentrate to the concentrate line, then add water to the dilution line for your cutting type. Use 5X for hardwoods, 10X for semi-hardwoods and 20X for softwoods or succulents.

Q: How long does the diluted solution last?
A: Mix only what you need for immediate use. Use the diluted solution within 10 hours.

Q: What does the 5X, 10X or 20X mean?
A: It is the dilution factor, meaning how many parts of the final solution you make from one part of concentrate. A higher number gives a weaker solution for more tender cuttings.

Q: What is it intended for?
A: The label states it is for use on ornamentals only. Read and follow the directions and precautionary statements on the label.

Q: Is it a powder or a gel?
A: It is a liquid concentrate. You dilute it with water rather than rolling cuttings in powder.

Q: Is the product flammable?
A: It is alcohol-based, so keep it away from heat and open flame. Check the safety data sheet for full handling and storage guidance.