Our club had a sale in a nursery and the lady brought a lot of leaves for sale. After the end of the sale - she said - whatever is not sold - for grabs. So I ended with 10 baggies of mins and semis. The first set of mouse leaves showed up in about 10 days. My eyes popped - and I called her. She dipped them in superthrive before packing them in baggies.

I do not think we need to add Superthrive to water the adult plants - the difference is probably not worth the bother. But if you have leaves or cuttings - spraying them with it makes sense. But spraying makes sense anyway.

I. - can live with it or without it.

Irina,,,,,,,,I don't know anything about Superthrive, but I am more impressed about you getting 10 bags of leaves "for grabs" !!!!!!! WOW! And babies right away ?????? You go girl !!!!! Congrats!!!!! Rosie

Nah - it was a couple years ago... And I think most of them already found a new home. I do not keep that many minis and semis. I think I kept Rob's Vanilla Trail and some other trailers. Cannot resist trailers.

Oh Irina I hear you! Ever since Lyon came out with trailers back in the Stone Age,,,, I have been hooked. At the Ann Arbor show I got Lyon's Pixie Blue Trail! I was soooo happy!!!! It was the first one I ever had waaaaaay back when!!!!! Now I need Pixie Pink and Sweetheart Trail, and Mysterium, and about ten thousand others! Oh where did I put that wish list??? Rosie

It's snake oil. Don't waste your money.

I know a lot of Hoya growers like to use it on their cuttings, supposed to make a good solution to soak them in after shipping, especially on import orders.

I have not looked at the ingredients myself. I do use a concoction of kelp and willow extract on a lot of my plants called Tappin' Roots, my plants seem to enjoy it.