BonideGarden Rich Root & Grow Root Stimulator & Plant Starter, 16 oz Concentrate 4-10-3 Fertilizer for Transplanting

My oldest orchid suffered catastrophic root rot after this year’s winter to spring season change. I’ve always been skeptical about rooting hormones, but this stuff works like magic!The product arrived as expected with no leakage. After two applications (about 8 weeks) my orchid started sprouting healthy green roots.

I accidentally purchased this thinking it was rooting (cloning) powder but I am so glad for my mistake! I purchased this at the beginning of the summer and use them on all my starter plants and within weeks all my plants were thriving! (Don't try in your water propagations though 🤮) I've even used this on some of my indoor plants that we're struggling and finally gave them the roots they needed to thrive! Just follow the directions and you cannot fail! Your plants will love you and you will love the results!

We used this as an aid when transplanting a large bush. It seems to be growing well but I'm not sure if it was this or all the rain. I have not noticed that anything else roots faster than in plain water. I will continue to try this product but not sure I will buy again when it's gone.

Easy to use directions. Worked on all my starter plants and even established plants. Used on a Jasmine vine that is at least 10 years old and never produced a flower, it does now!!!

I tried using the product to start rooting some plant shoots but no success, added it to newly planted plants and they are still growing.. don’t know if it’s because of this product or my soil preparation prior to planting

This product is amazing for starting new plants! I use this every time I plant and every time I transplant! Great price here!

I have to say I always used Fertilome Root Simulator but it's NOT compatible with every nutrient especially not with every Cal-Mag because normally after I first add Silica, then Cal-Mag the water stays almost clear and even add Fertilome sometimes it turns milky white which I thought that was awkward because usually it stays a little murky but NOT milky white so I watered my plants anyway at transplant and then 2 days later I noticed the leaves started melting... literally melting as if someone poured acid over them and got the next 3-4 weeks the problem got worse and worse and drastically diminished my yield.One day I was on Amazon and accidentally came across this Bonide Root & Grow product with the exactly the same ingredients and NPK levels as Fertilome so, I decided to give it a try and I'm glad I did because so far, I haven't had that same awful experience I had with Fertilome. Both products are great and do an excellent job on clones and seedlings for the first 3 feedings then I feed them plain pH'd water and then add of 5th watering I start alternating nutrients, Fertilome, water, nutrients, Fertilome, water until 2nd week of flower. Bonide and Fertilome both really help with avoiding transplant shock and getting a massive root ball and very thick stem.FYI...I recommend doing a side by side experiment 🥼 with 2 seedlings or clones by watering one with Bonide, and the 2nd with plain water or nutrients for the first 3 to 4 weeks and then compare the main stalks and you'll be amazed at the difference in thickness of the stem that was watered with Bonide vs. the one without and see for yourself because you'll be blown away at how much difference it really makes!!!Happy growing 🪴🗣️💨

I own a landscaping company. This is my go to for planting! Definitely helps success rate for transplants too!