Doff75G-Ke075 Natural Rooting Powder 75G, White, Packaging May Vary

Arrived promptly; packaging very good

seems to work well

Ordered this just before midnight yesterday, but it still arrived this morning. Impressive. You get a lot of bang for your buck with this rooting powder.Used it for years and always found it very effective at boosting root formation/growth. I love the fact that it's all natural, too. Just potted up four Plumeria Frangipani "Hawaii" stem cuttings, which are notoriously difficult to root, using Doff and Westland peat free free draining houseplant compost. If they root in less than a couple of months it's the Doff.

Great product works well

There is no way of knowing what the ingredients are. I would much prefer if it stated it contained Cytokinins or not, Cytokinins are a very good plant hormone

I have never bothered to use rooting powder before but this product came up whilst I was looking through the Amazon pages for some other gardening items. It was really cheap, had good user reviews, and so I added it to my order.This is a good size plastic bottle with a firm cap, so little chance of it opening and tipping in between uses. To use is simple, for a cutting you need only wet the end and dip it into the rooting powder (about an inch) and then plant it in compost. If re-potting a plant, it is suggested to sprinkle a little rooting powder at the bottom of the hole before putting the growing plant into the compost.Results - I wasn't expecting anything, to be honest. I had some plant cuttings that I thought I would test out and, within a week, they have trebled in size! This is huge compared with a few other cuttings that I had planted weeks ago and whilst they are growing they are still tiny. The cuttings with the rooting powder will actually need to be repotted now!All in all, my first use of a rooting powder and I am converted. This is clearly a great product that really helps with gardening.

Very easy to use. I may update later on effectiveness, but I tied it on some Camilia cuttings, we shall see if they take. UPDATE: Camilia cuttings rooted and so did roses. I think it is better value for money than rooting gels and should last a reasonable time. Tip is to soak the cutting first in water and then dip the end in the rooting powder. The powder sticks to the wet part, I probably used too much, but gently tap the cutting against the side of the pot and the excess powder will fall back into the pot.

Good price