[header] How to make homemade hormone rooting powder or tonic [title] Use cinnamon. [step] Cinnamon prevents the growth of fungus. While it acts less as a rooting hormone, the fact that it curbs the fungal growth means that the plants have a great chance to grow without needing any additional help.
[header] How to make homemade hormone rooting powder or tonic [title] Use cinnamon. [step] Cinnamon prevents the growth of fungus. While it acts less as a rooting hormone, the fact that it curbs the fungal growth means that the plants have a great chance to grow without needing any additional help.
[substeps] Consider adding cinnamon powder to your herbal tonic each day by mixing small cinnamon cubes with water and using them for a week. [title] Try using flakes of dried marigolds. [title] Try a silicon tablet or cacao tablet. [step] They can last up to a week, but commercially available forms are fast-acting. [title] Dip or roll the cutting in ground cinnamon. [substeps] If dipping, tip some cinnamon into a cup and simply dip the cut stem end into the cinnamon. Make sure that you use cinnamon in conjunction with regular root growth products, as cinnamon provides an excellent additive that can help regulate the risk of fungal infections. [substeps] Make sure that you use cinnamon on plants that are not affected by herbaceous or fungal infections.