Propagation Nutrients
Propagation nutrients support a cutting from the moment it’s taken through to its first stage of independent growth. Rooting hormone is applied directly to a fresh cutting to encourage root development, while a young-plant feed is introduced afterward, once roots have formed. Every product is selected by our team and stocked in the UK for fast dispatch.
Rooting Hormone vs. Feed for Rooted Cuttings
Rooting Hormone (Gel & Mist)
You apply this directly to a fresh cutting as a gel dipped onto the stem or a mist applied to the leaves to encourage root development from the start.
Feed for Young Plant
You introduce this once a cutting has rooted, supporting early growth before the plant moves onto a full feeding schedule.
FAQs
When do I use rooting gel versus a rooting mist?
Dip the cut stem in gel before placing it in media; use mist afterward to support the leaves.
When should I start feeding a rooted cutting?
Once roots have visibly formed, typically 7–14 days after taking the cutting.
Can I use these products alongside a propagator?
Yes rooting hormone and young-plant feed are designed to be used together with a propagator.