Bontone Rooting Powder, 1.25-oz.

This works well for planting plants, dipping them in the rooting powder, and then planting. I have had fewer plants die while transplanting using this product.

This stuff works like a charm. Don’t be deterred by the small size, a tiny bit goes a LONG way. I use it often, its good stuff.

Best rooting powder for all types of cuttings. I used this on Mint, Rosemary, Petunias, bougenvellia, coleus, rue, and roses. I simply apply a small amount of powder to the cut and leave the pit outside no green house no grow lights nothing fancy and in two weeks the growth rate of the roots is crazy! This product has the best value for money and affordability. very easy to use.

Works well enough

I just opened these so I can use it for my amaryllis bulb that didnt had any roots. But I end up giving it to my friend. So she's going to let me know if it does work. But I believed it should work. I'll just take time. And the directions said it should work for bulbs like amaryllis bulbs or paperwhites bulbs.

Had I been able to read instructions for actually using this product (which are not supplied in the webpage description of the product), I would not have purchased the item. There is more info about hazard warnings and first aid solutions than there are instructions for use. After several cautions about inhaling or getting product in the eyes, on the skin or clothing, the instructions are to "place the product in a sealed bag or container and shake well." Hello! -- aerosols not expected upon opening the "sealed" bag or container?

I really like this product, it does help transplanting or seedling planting.

Absolutely wonderful I was able to root some cuttings with this Which is great because the place that I got the cuttings from is probably going to be cutting down that bush in the next couple of years so the plant lives on