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 kilgore_trout
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 rooting hormone 
#2872090 - 07/09/04 10:28 AM (13 years, 2 months ago) |
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will i be able to use plant rooting gel/powder/whathaveyou on cacti as well? or do i need one specialized for cacti?
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 shriek
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you can use rooting hormone for cactus or just a fungicide if you wish before you put it in soil. just remember a cactus cannot take in water, it needs roots to absorb it like any other plants so dont put the cutting in water 
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Re: rooting hormone [Re: shriek]
#2872906 - 07/09/04 02:56 PM (13 years, 2 months ago) |
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yeah, you can use plant rooting mix or fungicide or just root it directly in soil. i only recomend direct rooting without fungicide if you are going to let it root outdoors. in every house i've grown cacti in i get this orange bacteria at cutting sites indoors. i always let cuttings callous and root outdoors myself.
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I never use rooting hormone on cactus. The cuttings or pups will root when they are ready. You can put them in dry dirt or leave them on the shelf and turn them now and then and they will root
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