SUPERthrive K-L-N Rooting Concentrate 8 fl oz

SUPERthrive K-L-N Rooting Concentrate 8 fl oz

SUPERthrive K-L-N Rooting Concentrate is a root stimulating solution containing both (IBA) Indole-3-butyric acid and (NAA) 1-Napthaleneacetic acid hormones that produce vigorous root development in all plants.

Superior Results:

• Use it for propagating cuttings and as a transplanting drench for newly potted plants.
• Drench or mist your plants for an explosion of new root growth.
• Professional growers around the country recognize and highly recommend K-L-N to speed up propagation of cuttings in all growing media.
• See product info sheet below or FAQs for more information.

Application Rates

• Preparation of Cuttings:Select 3 6 inch cuttings from the new growth on vigorous, disease free plants. Using a sharp knife or razor blade, sever the cutting from the parent plant by cutting through the stem at a 45 angle. Do not use shears which crush the tissue. Place stems only in K-L-N Rooting Concentrate, diluted 1 3 tsp./gal. of water. Callus formation should start in 7 10 days with roots soon after.
• Soaking:(Oasis cubes, rockwool, vermiculite, sand, etc.) Soak the cutting in K-L-N diluted 1 tbsp./gal. for 10 15 minutes then place in growing medium using nonmetallic container only and water to saturation with K-L-N diluted 1 2 tsp./gal. For hard to root cuttings use 1 tbsp./gal. or Dyna-Gro Root Gel.
• Misting:Mix tsp. K-L-N and 1 tsp. of Pro-TeKt per gallon of water and add to the systems holding tank. Keep the cuttings moist at all times.
• Air Rooting:Dilute K-L-N 1 tbsp./gal. of water. Saturate medium and place into cut on plant stem. Cover with opaque plastic or foil. Keep moist with K-L-N solution until adequate roots form.
• Transplanting & Dividing Plants:Drench newly potted or transplanted plants with a solution of 1 tsp. K-L-N, 1 tsp. Pro-TeKt and 1 tsp. of any Dyna-Gro plant food per gal. of water. Continue applications of K-L-N until plant is established in the new medium. This will insure vigorous and healthy new growth.

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