does this work for rooting hydreagea cuting?
1344095
It will work with any plant with a bark like exo layer. Take low cuttings and use a razor blade not anything that pinches .. good luck if u need any more help email me I em the clone king ;) 8 years professionally
1344096
This product does not work with any plant. I have tried five different plants (ones I have rooted before) and after six weeks, no roots. Don't bother buying it!
1322590
It should work however I would consider a gas powered tool like a weed eater with a brush blade depending on amount and size. This would work great for finger thick vines but smaller stuff would give and not cut as easy.
1382817
Yes, get root grow for the cuttings.. now with the cool evenings they will grow. Either way will work... everyone of the plants have thrived and are now BIG enough to do cuttings for next spring.
1132775
Can't say for sure but this is the best root killing product I have ever used.
2167462
Sorry, but I have yet to try it out. I am guessing, though, that it will work best on more woody-stemmed herbs such as thyme and rosemary, rather than soft-stemmed herbs like cilantro and parsley. My hope is that it will strip those tiny thyme leaves off the stem that are so tedious to pick off by hand.
17212
I think it will work, but you will probably need multiple treatments. I used this successfully for the weeds & grass around my tree, but those roots were much shallower. Good luck.
1530786
Theoretically, yes. I haven't done it on cactus, but I read that you use a rooting hormone on some, but a powder one, not a liquid. And most cactus are easy to root without a rooting hormone. Look it up online for more information.
1036512
I used it straight through veg and flower and had great results. If you have access to a MH though, i'd use that for veg.
314674
Easiest thing in the plant world: Ideal rooting medium is potting soil with about 10% coarse sand mixed in (building supply item-very inexpensive). Place cutting in contact with soil. DO NOT water for several days to a week. Overwatering causes plant to rot. You can also use sphagnum moss to root cuttings, but I prefer the soil mix. If you root them in the container you wish to use, you are all set; in about two weeks they will have their own root system started. Good luck
1994972
Yes. Obviously it works better on dry leaves but it works pretty well with wet ones too.
227570
Yes! Just takes a pair of heavy scissors. I placed mine in flower beds to protect several plants where water poured off the roof during/after a rainstorm. I cut several of these to fit my need and all were very easy to cut.
1066852
It will work. Just don't put pressure... let it skim the surface to grab and pull the hair out at the root. If you have sensitive skin, I would suggest washing your face, neck, and hair with very warm water then fairly cool before using. I find it helps with the I initial redness. FYI not a long battery life. Keep spare nearby. I love it and would get another in a heartbeat.
1281487
Farley, this product is pretty much "cut & kill". It works by totally killing a stump after you cut the bush/tree...I used it with great success with Rose of Sharon. It's not a spray...you brush it on the stump. If you cut the vines and brush this on their stumps, they won't grow back. It shouldn't harm the junipers. Look at it this way...it suffocates the stump of the plant that you want to eliminate. There's not a peripheral side effect.
1716906
It should work.. It's actually what I'm planning to do because I'm up in the mountains and we get weather well below freezing in the winter. I'd use a good sized pot and you'll want to trim shrub and roots back probably after the growing season.
1424173
Yes, I had good luck with this. You have to be aware of the product's limitations. The granules expand to many times their original volume when exposed to water. One method that worked for me was to take a big screwdriver and use it to bore a narrow, cone-shaped hole into the dirt, as far as possible from the plant itself. Then I dropped some of the dry crystals down the hole, stopping an inch or two below the soil's surface. I then covered the rest of the hole and repeated the process two more times per pot I probably used too many crystals, as a few worked their way to the surface. No worries--the plants did well.
1963962
Yes, but it will probably take more than one session, although you will see results after the first spray. Also, it will kill what is above ground, but the root will still be viable.
1364626
We planted them in hydro planters, however, the plants we received were more dead than alive and none survived. I would not order bare root; it simply does not work.