DL Wholesale Rooting Media Kit (Root Kit) - Makes 1 Liter - 60 ml Liquid Concentrate

Mix Rooting Media From Concentrate - Makes One Liter

Mixing rooting media from separate nutrients, vitamins and hormones means sourcing and measuring many small components. This kit supplies them as one 60 ml liquid concentrate with nutrient salts, vitamins, two rooting hormones and a preservative, so you dilute to one liter and start.

At one liter per kit, this unit suits hobbyists, first-time tissue culture setups and small trial batches. Growers running larger programs can order several kits and scale up as needed.

Key Features & Benefits

• Liquid concentrate, 60 ml — stores in a small footprint and makes one liter of media.
• MS nutrient and vitamins — the liquid contains 4.43 g of nutrient and vitamin blend for plantlet growth.
• IBA and NAA rooting hormones — the concentrate contains 1 mg IBA and 0.5 mg NAA to encourage root formation.
• Preservative included — the liquid carries 1 ml of PPM preservative.
• Optional gellan gum and agar mix — a 4 g mix lets you gel the media if you prefer a solid medium.

Who Should Use Rooting Media Kit

Home gardeners learning tissue culture, and cultivators who want a ready concentrate for propagation trials, will find it convenient. It suits anyone who wants a simple way to make a single liter of rooting media.

About DL Wholesale Rooting Media Kit

The DL Wholesale Rooting Media Kit (Root Kit) is sold as one kit. It includes a 60 ml liquid component and an optional 4 g proprietary gellan gum and agar mix. The package measures 1 x 1 x 4 in and ships at 0.2 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much media does one kit make?
A: One kit makes one liter of rooting media. You dilute the 60 ml liquid concentrate to that volume.

Q: What is in the liquid concentrate?
A: The 60 ml liquid contains 4.43 g of MS nutrient and vitamins, 1 mg IBA, 0.5 mg NAA and 1 ml of PPM preservative.

Q: Do I have to use the gellan gum and agar mix?
A: No, the 4 g mix is optional. Use it if you want a gelled medium rather than a liquid one.

Q: What do IBA and NAA do?
A: They are rooting hormones, auxins that encourage cuttings and plantlets to form roots. They are included in the concentrate.

Q: Is this suitable for beginners?
A: Its small one-liter batch size makes it a practical way to learn tissue culture. Work with clean tools and containers for the best results.