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Trial Summary
This experiment highlights the difference between water-formed roots and soil-induced roots supported by Rhizopon 0.25%. Water-rooted cuttings showed poor adaptation after transplanting, as fragile roots degraded and delayed growth. In contrast, Rhizopon-treated cuttings developed functional root systems adapted to soil from the start, with even root formation and higher survival rates. The trial emphasizes why rooting directly in substrate is essential for commercial propagation.
- 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%