Can rooting powder be used to water flowers directly? How to use it correctly

Can rooting powder be used to water flowers directly?

Generally speaking, rooting powder can be used directly to water flowers. This substance has a good rooting effect and a very fast rooting speed. It is very suitable for newly planted plants. However, it should not be used in excess, otherwise it will produce side effects and cause the plants to drop flowers and fruits.

What flowers are good for watering with rooting powder

If rooting powder is used to water flowers, it is most suitable for those plants that have just been planted by cuttings, such as roses, crabapples, gardenias, magnolias, Clivia, ivy, chrysanthemums, bean sprouts, tiger tail orchids, tiger skin orchids, etc. Please note that the more you use, the better.

How to Water Flowers with Rooting Powder

1. Root

The rooting powder needs to be diluted with water, probably more than 1000 times, and then wait for about 6 hours. The time to dip it needs to be decided based on the difficulty of the plant taking root.

2. Watering the flowers

Take 500 milliliters of rooting powder, then dilute it more than 20 times with water. After mixing evenly, pour the rooting powder solution directly into the nutrient soil.

3. Root irrigation

During the vigorous growth period of the plant, you can also dilute the rooting powder with water about 500-1000 times, and after it is fully mixed, use it to irrigate the roots.