Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts 1000 grams

Rooting Hormone Water soluble IBA-K

• Registered with the US EPA for use in greenhouses and nurseries

• Water soluble IBA-K, No alcohol required to dissolve

• Easy to use. Measure and mix.

• Economical to use.

• Can be used by basal dip, and foliar total immerse or spray drip down methods

• Approved Label under WPS for zero-hour Re-entry Interval.

• MSDS_HortusIBAWSS.pdf

• HortusIBAWSSLabel.pdf

• IBA.pdf

Spray Drip Down & Total Immerse Methods
Spray Drip Down Method:
Use about one gallon of rooting solution for 175-225 sq. ft. Plant in media then spray the leaves of the cuttings with rooting solution until the solution drips down.

Total Immerse Method:
Dip whole cuttings into rooting solution then plant in media.

Leafy herbaceous cuttings, Chrysanthemum, Plumbago, Ivy, Clematis, Delphinium, Lavender, Ficus, Potted Rose Bushes, Etc:
50-1500 ppm IBA Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts™ or when using 1-10 tablets per liter water (50-500 ppm IBA) using Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Tablets™, above 500 ppm IBA use the Salts

Leafy softwood cuttings, Buddleia (Butterfly Bush), Hydrangea, Pieris, Hedera (Ivy), Etc:
200-2000 ppm IBA Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts™ or when using 4-10 tablets per liter water (200-500 ppm IBA) using Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Tablets™, above 500 ppm IBA use the Salts.

Leafy hardwood cuttings, Conifers, Etc:
200-2000 ppm IBA as Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts™.

Converting Rates:
One Tablet of Rhizopon AA Water Soluble Salts (50 mg IBA) yields 50 ppm when dissolved in 1 liter of water.
1/4 gram (0.25 grams) of Hortus IBA Water Soluble Salts (50 mg IBA) yields 50 ppm IBA when dissolved in 1 liter of water.
50 ppm IBA = 1 Tablet = 0.25 grams of Salts

The following table lists the number of Tablets weight of salts used to make up rooting solutions used in Spray Drip Down, Total Immerse, Basal Quick Dip and Basal Soak Methods.