Clonex Purple

Yes, Clonex is safe for use on all types of plants, including medicinal plants, and is APVMA-registered for your peace of mind.

Exposure to extreme temperatures or improper storage can cause Clonex gel to liquefy. For best results, store the gel in a cool, dark place (preferably in the refrigerator) and avoid contamination by not dipping cuttings directly into the bottle.

To use Clonex, clean and sterilise your tools before starting. Cut your stem at a 45-degree angle just below a node, dip it into the Clonex Gel, and place the cutting in your chosen growing medium. Follow best propagation practices for the best results.

Each Clonex product is colour-coded for convenience:- Green (1.5g/L IBA) – Ideal for softwood cuttings- Purple (3.0g/L IBA) – Best for medium wood cuttings- Red (8.0g/L IBA) – Perfect for hardwood cuttings. If there is callusing but no root formation this indicates the hormone level is too high, and a lower hormone concentration should be used.

Clonex Rooting Hormone Gel is the world’s first and leading propagating gel. It's a gel-based hormone formulation designed to promote the formation of roots in plant cuttings, which is crucial for successful cloning and propagation. The key benefits of using Clonex include quicker and healthier root growth, and healthy plant establishment. Unlike powder rooting hormones, Clonex’s gel consistency makes it easy to apply directly to the cut surface without worrying about excess powder or mess. It also helps the hormone stay in place, ensuring that the cutting receives consistent exposure to the rooting agents.

This depends on the diameter of the cutting and the depth to which the cutting is dipped, but the grower should expect several thousand cuttings per litre of Clonex.

Clonex Gel is guaranteed to be effective for up to two years if the recommended guidelines are followed.

These guidelines include not dipping directly into the Clonex bottle; instead, always decant the required amount and dispose of any excess. Store the Clonex in the refrigerator where possible, or in a cool, dark place. The rooting hormone remains active even if it liquefies, but if the gel changes to a greyish color, the hormone is no longer viable.