What kind of cuttings?

Grape vines

People grew grapes from cuttings long before rooting compounds were invented. They may be useful but are not necessary. Loads of information on the net.

I've often heard of people using honey as a replacement for root hormones, but never tried it myself.

As floral_uk said, gardeners have been doing without for centuries. And I find grape cuttings very easy to propagate naturally.

Here's a straight-forward guide to help you...

Grape Cuttings

this is not a trading forum ....

why in the world would you ask for grapes cuttings in a TREE FORUM ...

ken

Willow water is also a widely recognized rooting technique. It contains a natural plant hormone, Indolebutyric acid, that is used (in a synthesized form) in many rooting powders. If there are willows near you, cut a few small branches and place the cut ends in a jug of water overnight and then use that to water in your cuttings.

'People grew grapes from cuttings long before rooting compounds were invented'

My dad used to cut a 12"L. piece off of a mature vine, stick one end of it halfway into the ground and got a new vine going that way. He had a very black, moist soil to work with.

Thanks to all you help I'll try them all and see which works the best