Dip 'N Grow Liquid Rooting Concentrate - 2 fl oz

Dilute-to-Suit Rooting Hormone for Cuttings - 2 fl oz Bottle

Different cuttings need different hormone strength, and mixing the wrong one wastes material. This liquid concentrate contains two root-inducing auxins (IBA and NAA) and dilutes with water to the strength your cutting type needs. A dilution cup with marked lines is included, so you measure instead of guessing.

The 2 fl oz bottle suits hobbyists, small-batch propagators and anyone testing a rooting hormone before committing to a larger volume. The maker describes this package as primarily intended for home use.

Key Features & Benefits

• Two auxins (IBA and NAA) — support root formation on cuttings.
• Liquid concentrate — mixes with water to the strength you need.
• Marked dilution cup included — lines for 5X, 10X and 20X make mixing simple.
• Alcohol solvent — carries the active ingredients in a quick-dip format.
• Compact 2 fl oz bottle — easy to store and handle.

Who Should Use Dip 'N Grow Liquid Rooting Concentrate

Home gardeners and small-scale propagators who take cuttings from ornamental plants will find this a practical choice. It suits anyone who works with several cutting types and wants to adjust strength between them.

About Dip 'N Grow Liquid Rooting Concentrate

Dip 'N Grow makes liquid rooting hormones for plant propagation. This product is a clear, amber liquid concentrate labeled for ornamentals only, with an EPA registration number of 64388-1. Safety data sheets and instructions are available from the manufacturer.

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Q: What is it labeled for?
A: The label states use on ornamentals only. Federal law requires you to use the product as the label directs, so read the label before use.

Q: What are IBA and NAA?
A: They are two auxins, a class of plant hormone that encourages root formation. Both are in this formula.

Q: How long does mixed solution last?
A: Mix only what you need for immediate use. The manufacturer advises using diluted solution within 10 hours for best results.

Q: Is the concentrate flammable?
A: Yes, it is alcohol-based and carries a flammability rating of 3 on the NFPA scale. Keep it away from heat and open flame, and follow the label's precautions.

Q: What protective gear is needed?
A: The label calls for a long-sleeved shirt, long pants, chemical-resistant gloves, and shoes with socks when handling the product.