Hormodin 1 Rooting Hormone Powder - 0.1% IBA - 1lb

IBA Rooting Powder for Easy-to-Root Cuttings, 0.1%

Softwood cuttings from roses, carnations, poinsettias, and similar herbaceous plants root readily on their own, but a consistent hormone dip still shortens the time a cutting sits on the propagation bench before it's ready to pot up. Hormodin 1 is a 0.1% IBA rooting powder sized for exactly that easy-to-root category, using a dip-and-stick application that's fast enough for high-volume propagation.

This 1lb container is formulated at the lightest concentration in the Hormodin line, matched to soft herbaceous cuttings that don't need a stronger hormone dose to initiate roots.

Key Features & Benefits

• 0.1% IBA concentration — the lightest dose in the Hormodin line, sized for easy-to-root herbaceous cuttings.
• Formulated for roses, carnations, poinsettias, and similar plants — matched to soft herbaceous stock rather than woody material.
• Dip-and-stick application — no mixing or soaking, just dip the cut end and stick the cutting.
• Reduces propagation bench time and plant loss — a consistent hormone dose shortens rooting time versus an untreated cutting.

Who Should Use This

This fits growers propagating roses, carnations, poinsettias, and other soft herbaceous plants from cuttings who want a consistent, low-concentration hormone dip rather than guessing at rooting success without one.

About OHP

OHP, Inc., based in Morrisville, North Carolina, supplies pesticide, biological, and plant growth regulator products to greenhouse and nursery growers. The Hormodin line covers three IBA concentrations so propagators can match hormone strength to how readily a given cutting roots.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I use Hormodin 1

Dip the freshly cut end of the cutting into the powder, tap off any excess, and stick it directly into your rooting medium. There's no mixing or soaking step involved, which keeps a high-volume propagation bench moving quickly.

What plants is Hormodin 1 formulated for

It's formulated at 0.1% IBA for roses, carnations, poinsettias, and most soft herbaceous plants that root relatively easily on their own. Woody or harder-to-root material generally calls for the higher IBA concentrations in the Hormodin line instead.

What is the re-entry interval for Hormodin 1

The labeled REI is 0 hours, meaning there's no mandatory wait before re-entering a treated propagation area. Follow the complete label for handling and application directions beyond the re-entry interval.

Why would I choose Hormodin 1 over Hormodin 2 or 3

Hormodin 1's 0.1% IBA concentration is the lightest in the line, matched to soft herbaceous cuttings that root easily without needing a stronger hormone dose. Using a higher concentration than a cutting needs doesn't necessarily speed rooting further and isn't the labeled match for that plant type.