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Hey there, folks! Today, we're diving into ten natural rooting hormones or substances that effectively stimulate root growth, perfect for cloning plants from cuttings with a high success rate. Stick around as we'll also unveil a powerful formula by combining some of these substances. But first, make sure you've subscribed to our channel and hit the notification bell. Now, in horticulture, cloning involves creating identical plants from branch or stem cuttings of a mother plant. It's an excellent method, particularly for rare or cherished varieties, or if you're keen on gifting plants to friends. While simply sticking a cutting into soil can work, the success rate is often low. To improve it, certain rules can be followed to accelerate root formation. Most plant cuttings naturally produce their own rooting hormones over time. However, to enhance success, various natural or synthetic rooting hormones can be used. These typically contain indole butyric acid (IBA) and naphthalene acetic acid (NAA), which promote root growth. When purchasing commercial rooting hormone powders, ensure they contain at least one of these compounds. Now, let's explore the top eight natural rooting hormones that can accelerate root growth in cuttings and boost cloning success.

First up, your own saliva. Believe it or not, human or animal saliva is naturally antibacterial and antifungal, helping prevent rot and stimulate root formation. Simply dip the cutting into saliva before planting.

Next, apple cider vinegar. A few drops in water can serve as a potent rooting hormone. Be cautious not to overuse, as it can hinder rooting. Dip the cutting in a diluted mixture before planting.

Cinnamon powder, known for its antibacterial and antifungal properties, can significantly enhance cloning success. Dip the cutting into finely powdered cinnamon before planting.

Willow bark contains salicylic acid and indole butyric acid, both aiding root growth. If you have access to willow branches, soaking them in warm water can yield a potent rooting solution, known as willow tea.

Honey, a natural antiseptic, keeps cuttings healthy. To use, dilute honey in boiling water and allow it to cool before dipping the cuttings.

Fresh aloe vera gel, containing salicylic acid and other beneficial compounds, is another effective rooting agent. Dip the cuttings into fresh gel before planting.

Though not natural, aspirin tablets can be an inexpensive rooting aid. Crushed or dissolved in water, aspirin can promote root growth when used to soak cuttings.

For a more potent rooting agent, experiment with combining these substances. Try combinations like willow tea with honey, cinnamon with honey, or aloe vera gel with honey, to find what works best for you. And that's a wrap! Don't forget to like, share, and comment below with your feedback and questions. If you're new here, consider subscribing. Happy gardening!