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For the most part I am very pleased with the results. about 25% of cuttings didn't make it but the 75% thst did are doing nicely. A little slower than I expected but it does a great job overall.

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Does what it's supposed to well.

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Had something to try it with when received. Had signs of roots in four days.

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Great product. Instead of ordering kits, I buy by the bottle and use with small plastic cups (mouthwash size) that I cover with plastic wrap afer I have filled them about 2/3 full with the rooting product. Then I punch a tiny hole in the plastic wrap and insert my cutting. The plastic wrap keeps the gel from drying out. I put the cups on trays under lights, and in about 3 weeks, the cuttings are ready to transplant to larger cups filled with potting soil, where they grow on outside for another 3 weeks or so before final planting in Pamela Crawford side planting containers. Very useful for multiplying coleus, impatiens, begonias and many other types of annuals I use in bulk for containers. I could do the same thing using plain water instead of Gel2Root but it would take longer for cuttings to reach transplanting size and the plants wouldn't be as healthy.

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The root gel is quite viscous and flows easily from the bottle. I took geranium cuttings and squirted the gel in the bottom of small paper cups. It solidified sufficiently to hold the cuttings. I have topped up the gel about every two days. The cuttings look fresh after 1 week, but as of yet no roots.