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A comparison between cuttings treated with the Basal Long-Soak Method (1 tablet per liter IBA) and untreated cuttings. Even with low-quality garden material, the results show a striking improvement in root formation after the long-soak treatment. The IBA-treated cuttings developed denser, healthier root systems, highlighting the effectiveness of the method even under suboptimal conditions.
- Basal Long-Soak Method vs. Untreated Cuttings
- Nutrient uptake - Untreated vs Treated with Rhizopon
- The Difference Starts Below the Surface – Rhizopon Rooting Powder in Action!
- Trial Elaeagnus: UTC - 1%
- Trial untreated - Rhizopon 0,25% - Rhizopon 0,4%
- Rhizopon trial with UV light: treated vs untreated cuttings
- Rhizopon trial: cuttings suspended in air – rooting without substrate
- How to set up your first trial with Rhizopon and live demonstration of the application methods
- Water roots vs. soil roots: the hidden cost of transplanting
- Reducing cutting loss under stress: untreated vs Rhizopon 0.25%
- Dose response in cuttings: effects of under- and overdosing with Rhizopon
- Chrysanthemum rooting trial: no treatment vs Rhizopon 0.25%
- Chrysanthemum : untreated vs Rhizopon 0,25% (with graph)
- Chrysanthemum : untreated vs Rhizopon 0,25%