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Hormodin#3 rooting powder

20 years ago

Hi all

I have been trying invain to purchase a rooting powder of Hormodin#3 or any other grade #3 rooting powder in The UK.

Only grade #1 is available and is not strong enough.

I would be delighted if any one could suggest a source in the UK

Regards

Len

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Comments (3)

TGA_Devon
20 years ago
Len,

What is the actual chemical ingredient/ concentration that you are looking for, and what sort of quantity?

TGA
Lenh
Original Author
20 years ago
Hi TGA
If you put either hormoden #3 or seradix #3 in google it gives the exact formula.
#3 is the strongest of the rooting powders and I can only get#1[or grade 1] which is not strong enough for Acers
As far as I can gather #3 has 0.8%Indole-3 butyric acid some form of funguside and talc as the carrier.
It is commonly available in the States for from $16 for 8 ozs.
Why do you ask? have you a source of supply or are you a chemist?
Regards
Len
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TGA_Devon
20 years ago
Len,

Sorry, not a chemist., but I am investigasting a source, but it looks more expensive... Â£12 to Â£15 for 100 grams, but 2%.
If you are interested, please email me: Subject: 'Rooting powder'.

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