Clonex Rooting Gel - High-Performance Rooting Compound for Plant Cuttings, Contains IBA, Promotes Root Initiation & Development - 100ml
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Size: 100 ml
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- HIGH-PERFORMANCE ROOTING GEL - Clonex Rooting Gel is a water-based formula with the ideal level of IBA. Trusted by growers, it promotes root initiation & EFFECTIVE development in plant cuttings.
- VERSATILE & EFFECTIVE Ideal for soft tissue plants, Clonex supports successful rooting across a wide range of plant types.
- EASY TO USE AND APPLY Simply dip cuttings into the Clonex gel, insert them into the rooting medium, mist cuttings and place in a warm, clean & moist environment. Root development may vary depending on the plant type.
- INDUSTRY STANDARD FOR GROWERS & NURSERIES Manufactured under strict laboratory conditions, Clonex has led the way in plant propagation since 1988, outperforming old-school powders, offering reliable results.
- Clonex Rooting Gel is formulated with a special mix of ingredients in a tenacious gel form. This allows Clonex to maintain proper contact with the target area on the fresh cutting. This prolonged contact with the plant tissue provides the necessary means for successful rooting. Trusted by growers, Clonex promotes root initiation and development in plant cuttings.
Description
Clonex Rooting Gel can be used on all types of cuttings including woody, herbaceous, flowering ornamental species, vegetables, fruit trees, and small fruits. It contains a full spectrum of mineral nutrients and trace elements to nourish the young roots during their important formative stages. Clonex is a high performance, water-based, rooting compound.
Brand: Clonex
Item Weight: 0.25 Pounds
Item Form: Gel
Liquid Volume: 100 Milliliters
Specific Uses For Product: Gardening, Propagation
Brand Name: Clonex
Model Number: HGC726005
Manufacturer: Hydrodynamics International Inc.
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 3.3814 Fluid Ounces
Part Number: HGC726005
Warranty Description: Limited warranty
Item Type Name: Rooting Gel, 100 ml
Item Weight: 0.25 Pounds
Liquid Volume: 100 Milliliters
Item Form: Gel
Specific Uses For Product: Gardening, Propagation
Coverage: Full
Target Species: Plants
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I feel absolute love for a specific rose which goes by the name of "Black Magic" Roses! They are extremely hard to purchase and if you can, you have to order way in advance, like a year or two and wait all that time just to be told your order is being canceled and you are being refunded because they have no more as they have over ordered the product( Which is now the 6th year in a row they have done this to me)! How is that my fault right? anyway back to the review! I apologize for the tangent! 1. Before we begin with directions here is something that all of you need to know as I have been asked this so many times before, which is About how to properly cut a stem. a. For those who do not know the proper way to cut a stem off, You will want the proper shears for this and make sure they are good quality and extra sharp as if they are dull you will ruin the whole plant you cut it from. b. If you happen to (like me) acquire a flower from a florist you will want to get that stem home and under luke warm water (room temperature) you will submerge the stem and take your sharp shears and cut just a half inch off the bottom in a slanted cut as so your flower does not sit directly onto the bottom of the vase or your stem will not be able to soak up the nutrients it need to grow roots or even soak up water. Instead it will just die! 2. First and foremost DO NOT rush! a. You DO want to apply Clonex generously (by Dipping at least 1 whole inch on the bottom of the cut off stem into the bottle as so you know it has been saturated!). b. When you have done that, you will then want to place this into a small single flower vase. c. If you do not have one you can purchase one at your local florist or hardware store. An even cheaper option is to buy one at your local dolor store like Dollar Tree. You dont need a fancy one. d. If you Rush you WILL end up with a dead stem and NO new flower or tree or what ever else you are trying to grow! 3. You will need lots of flower food. a. If you are like me and you dont have alot of money, you can use other alternatives the only problem is if you cut corners with the flowers you are going to see what happens to the flower when you try to cut corners! b. Buying a plant food from your local florist or garden center is best! They do have cheap food for flowers. c. Make sure you buy the appropriate foods tho! If you happen to try and clone roses, you will need rose food. If you try to clone a vegetable, you will need vegetable food. If you try to clone a tree, you will need the appropriate foods for it. d. Basically what I am saying is some plants require a very acidic type food and nutrient for them to grow and thrive as well as make flowers and so on, and some cannot have any or too much acidity or they will die. If you dont use the appropriate foods you can and will kill them. e. I see alot of people who have said this does not work, well they are full are it, or they just do not know the proper steps to take! 4. Making water for the Vase. a. Before you place the stem into the vase you will want to make up the water and plant food solution. b. You will add luke warm(or ROOM TEMPERATURE) water along with the plant food into the water and let it dilute. c. You will then mix the water and plant food in the water until it has dissolved. d. After it has diluted by mixing it and letting it settle for a minute or so you will then take the next steps! 5. Placing the Stem in the vase. a. After you place your Stem in the vase you will leave it in there until you see it actually root! b. You will want to change the water and add more plant food like the above steps in steps 4 a-d at least every 3 days so it is not sitting in stagnant water. c. Plants can survive after being cut without water for about three days before they start to wilt unless they are left in the sun which in that case will wilt even sooner! So on that note you will want the freshest cut flower to do this with or you will wind up with a rotting flower in the water, regardless of how cautious you are! 6. Patience is A Virtue! a. If you are as impatient as some people are here you can take your chances and actually place the flower in the dirt after submerging the stem in the clonex, but I would not suggest it! b. In the cut stage you dont want to risk it as if you forget to water the flower even one day as these need to be watered twice a day or more depending on the temperature outside then you risk the entire process going to crud! c. Its up to you. You either want results or dont! 7. When to place it in the ground! a. Only after you actually see roots(which can be really tiny) will you actually place the stem in the dirt b. Before placing the stem in the ground you will need to maker sure the ground has been that has been aerated and fertilizer has been added to it! c. If it is too cold outside make sure you have a pot that is big enough for your plant. d. The best way to measure a pot so you know it will be big enough is to take the roots and measure it with a ruler on a piece of paper then mark the other side of the paper until you have a whole circle then you will take that and figure you will need at least two inches bigger then that circle(as you will need to make sure you have enough room for growth). e. If you have grown this indoors, you are probably wondering (If you dont already know) when to place this new plant of yours outside to acclimate to the weather(as you cannot bring the plant outside and just place it in a hole right away! You need to give it at least 2 or 3 days to adjust to your yard before placing it in the ground! f. You will dig a hole that is at least 1' deep and if the stem is bigger you will want to dig a hole that is big enough for your stem! g. Do not try to cut corners like I have said again and again above as you will not get the results you are looking for! It will only end in disaster! If you have questions please feel free to ask as I will always be available to answer any questions! Also if anyone feels I am missing something please let me know as I feel like I have missed something! I guess I will figure it out!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2013 by HPS Jeanann Sadler
Size: 100 ml
🚨🚨🚨🚨 IF YOU HAVE A HOYA THAT IS DIFFICULT TO ROOT THIS IS THE PRODUCT FOR YOU. I had a Nabawenensis variegated cutting that would NOT root. I thought I tried everything until I watched a tiktok of a guy potting up a Hoya cutting and in the background of the video I seen the clonex bottle and said ahh haaaa that is the secret. Sure enough this product has amazing reviews. I tried for over a month rooting the Hoya cutting with no success. Not even any swelling in the stem. Literally 2 days after I used clonex along with a grow light and prop box my baby is finally starting to show signs of root growth. I’m thankful for clonex because the cutting was not cheap. I will be a forever customer with clonex!!!
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Size: 100 ml
HydroDynamics Clonex Rooting Compound is an absolute must if you’re serious about cloning plants. Every cutting I’ve used it on has rooted strong and healthy. It’s super easy to apply, and you can tell it really gives the plants the boost they need to take off. 5 stars because it actually delivers consistent, amazing results — couldn’t be happier!
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Size: 100 ml
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Size: 100 ml
Works great if you know what you are doing. Keep in fridge and it will last a while
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025 by Paul Deshun Johnson
Size: 100 ml
Been using powder for years. This is a game changer. I now have root explosions like in review pics.
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Size: 100 ml
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025 by Thomas
Size: 100 ml
I’ve always used powder- it’s efficient, unbothered, & doesn’t cling like a jealous lover. But after watching a YouTuber dip dozens of African violet leaves into Clonex with ease, and elegance, I finally gave in. The gel? Violet, glossy and very clingy. You’ll know exactly where it touched- because it sticks -a lot! Too much, really. I went through half the jar on a few stems. It’s thicker than expected and not very viscous, & for the price, that’s disappointing. Ease of use? Sort of. Economical? Not at all. I may use a paint brush to apply it next time. But honestly? I’ll probably go back to powder. Clonex is fine. Just not for the frugal.
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