how long does it takes a root? istn't applicable of using a natural rooting hormones?

Hello eljanejoy

You can't really put a time on it. It's all to do, where you live, Climate, Temperature, what you are taking a cutting of, etc. I've had things root in three to four months, others a lot longer, and of course some never do. I have never used rooting powder or liquid, on hard or soft cuttings, but if you think it would help then by all means give it a go. My advice is just put them in and wait till you see signs of growth. Just look for those first green buds showing. It's great fun. As I have said if they don't take the first time, just keep trying. I promise you sometime something will. Good luck.

John.

...actually,l prefered your study as my comparison on my thesis about hormones on propagating a citrus..l am a student of bsf

hmm can l Asked something? or should l say would you help me?

If I Can. Yes. Please remember though, I studied in Nineteen and frozen to death, when things like hormone rooting wasn't even thought of, let alone used.

oh! thank you so much...by the way l' m from philipines.. l just want your assist in doing that thing.

I've put the answer on the other page. By the way, what is your name?

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