Doff Natural Rooting Powder

Doff Natural Rooting Powder contains a natural source of seaweed to dramatically increase the propagation of both edible and ornamental plants.

  • Easy and ready to use formulation.
  • Helps form new roots on cuttings and grafting.
  • For use on soft, semi-hard and hardwood plants.
  • Low EC and chemically inert to help prevent shock from fertiliser in soil..
  • Helps to hold moisture around the cutting to prevent drying out. It forms a barrier around the cut to help prevent pathogens entering the plant.
  • Organic certified fine powder made of 100% Natural ingredients.
  • INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

    Cuttings:
    • Ensure all tools and pots are thoroughly cleaned to prevent transfer of pathogens.
    • Cut straight across stem below a leaf joint or bud.
    • Remove leaves from the lower third of the cutting.
    • Stand cutting in water after preparation.
    • Shake off any excess water and dip (25mm) into rooting powder.
    • Carefully shake off any excess powder.
    • Plant immediately into growing media, tap down to ensure soil-cutting contact.
    • Do not allow cutting to dry out whilst establishing.

    Additional information

    Weight 0.75 kg
    Dimensions 6 × 6 × 10 cm
    Barcode 5013655012088

    SKU F-KE-075-DOF

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