Cloning powders and gels help fresh cuttings form roots faster and more evenly. In this collection you'll find Bitchin Professional Cloner from Bioris in 25 g, 100 g, 200 g, 500 g and 2 kg, and Clonex Cloning Gel 50 ml from Growth Technology. Gel forms a protective layer around the cut, while powder is quick to apply and easy to dose for large numbers of cuttings. Pour a small amount into a separate container instead of dipping into the jar, to keep the rest clean. Place treated cuttings in a plug from propagation cubes & plugs and read our guide on taking cuttings. All propagation items are in propagation supplies.
Questions & answers about Cloning Powder
All growing questions →- Medium & pots How do I take cuttings and clone my plants? Cut a 10–15 cm shoot from a healthy mother plant just below a node, dip it in rooting gel, push it into a wet plug and keep it under a hu... Read the answer →
- Nutrients What do root stimulators do, and when do I use them? Root stimulators help new roots form, so use them on cuttings, seedlings and transplants. They're nice to have, not a must. Read the answer →
- Climate What is the ideal humidity in a grow tent at each stage? About 65 to 80% for seedlings and cuttings, 50 to 70% in growth, and 40 to 50% in flowering, a bit lower toward the end. Read the answer →
- Lighting How many hours of light do plants need in veg and in flower? Photoperiod plants usually get 18 hours on and 6 off in veg, then 12 on and 12 off to flower. Autoflowering plants can stay on 18/6 or up... Read the answer →
