Root Drops - Liquid Rooting Vitamins | Fast Propagation, Stronger Roots, Less Shock | Works in Water, Soil, Leca, Moss | for All Indoor Houseplants Like Pothos, Monstera, Philodendron (4 oz)

This is a fairly small bottle but does last a long time & I use it almost daily. It really works! When propergating roots appear within a cpl days on most plants, a few days on others. The fastest I've ever seen! & Have been using it to prevent root shock while repotting in January. Instructions on the bottle & very simple to read & understand. Give it a try & I know you'll love it like I do

I got an import monstera albo and it wasn’t rooting and kept rotting little by little with only one active shoot that was super tiny now in just two weeks has rooted super quickly all the white roots are from when I started using the rooting drops

So far so good. I had a few drops and I have noticed new growth. Ill order this again.

First time using this particular product, and let me say, my propagations have NEVER done so good in water.

I recently started using these root prop drops for all of my plant cuttings, and so far I’m really liking them. They’re super easy to use—just a few drops in water and that’s it. No complicated mixing or measuring. I’ve added them to several of my water propagations, and my cuttings are still looking healthy and perky. It’s a little too soon for me to speak long-term on root growth results, but I like that it gives my props an extra boost while they’re getting established. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is because I want to see continued results over time. But so far, I’m happy with it and plan to keep using it for future cuttings.

Plant lover must have. These really help establishing new plants

I could never successfully propagate my plants until I used this. Now my cuttings grow healthy roots so quickly!

Purchased to propagate a rubber tree branch. This appears to be working. It took about 2 weeks to start to see a first root forming. After 1 month there are numerous tiny roots emerging. I will wait until they are a bit longer before trying to plant the new tree. So for rubber trees you need to plan on at least 6 weeks I think.