Is Clone X Organic?

Is Clone X Organic?

Clonex Rooting Gel (100 mL) – Grow Organic.

What are the ingredients in Clonex?

Ingredients: Calcium nitrate, potassium nitrate, phosphoric acid, potassium sulfate and ammonium nitrate.

Is Clonex safe?

Is it safe to use? The short answer is yes! Clonex Gel is registered with the EPA and is safe for use on all food crops, including medicinal crops. The disclaimers on Clonex Gel are common sense such as do not eat, wash hands after use, etc.

Is Clonex rooting gel organic?

Clonex Rooting Gel – GrowFresh Organics | Organic | Wine Making | Beer Making | Brewing | Growing.

How do I use Clonex?

How to Use Clonex Rooting Gel

1. Pour Clonex Gel into a sterile container, such as a shot glass, before using.
2. Dip the entire cut area of the plant cutting into the gel.
3. Place the dipped cutting directly into a grow plug, like Root Riot Plant Starter Cubes or an aero cloner sleeve.

What nutrients do clones eat?

There are four main ingredients in cloning solutions: gel/water/dry base, vitamins/minerals, the active ingredient, and antibacterial/antifungal elements. The three substances that stimulate root growth include napthalenaecetic acid (NAA), indolebutyric acid (IBA), and 2,4 dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2, 4 DPA).

Does Clonex raise pH?

Answer: Clonex Clone Solution buffers most water so that the final pH is in a suitable range for plant growth (5.5-6.5). You will mostly likely need pH adjustment solutions if you have hard water. General Hydroponics and Bluelab are two companies that make pH adjustment solutions.

What is better cloning gel or powder?

In fact, a grower who uses a gel rooting hormone product is more likely to have “saggy” cuttings or those that develop root rot. Hormex Rooting Powder ensures that the cutting’s stem has access to the proper amount of oxygen it needs. Another advantage of Hormex Rooting Powder is speed.

What does Clonex clone solution do for plants?

Formulated using only the highest quality minerals, Clonex Clone Solution encourages rapid root development while helping to minimize plant stress. It is designed to work in conjunction with Clonex Gel and other rooting agents for outstanding results.

Where did the idea for Clonex come from?

This is a truly iconic product, born out of our own experience as volume propagators way back in the eighties. It was our idea to use a gel base for the rooting hormones and our development of that idea that lead directly to Clonex. It was, as far as we can tell, the first such gel on the market – anywhere.

What do you spray on clones to kill them?

Spray over young clones every second day. Use fresh solution only. Ingredients: Calcium nitrate, potassium nitrate, phosphoric acid, potassium sulfate and ammonium nitrate.

Is it worth paying extra for organic milk?

Organic milk often costs more than ordinary milk in most stores. Some consumers believe that, for health reasons alone, it’s worth paying extra for organic milk. There are certainly some advantages to organic milk, but they may or may not be enough to pay a premium.