General Organics BioRoot, Plant Food for the Roots, 0-1-1, 1 qt.

Works great

I like that it's organic. I use it when transplanting my seedlings. This is my second bottle and I'll be ordering more.

Quality regimen for your girls..

Excellent growth

I"m using it on my citrus and pecan trees. I mix a five gallon bucket of water with 6 ounces of Bioroot when I first plant the trees. I pour the entire bucket on the newly planted tree, and the take effortlessly.

Works really well! One of the trunks of my corn plant was damaged in transport and I was at a loss as to what to do. Many websites and YouTube videos later, I figured I'd try my hand with some rooting liquid. Corn plants take forever to do anything (these pics are after 2 months of growth). I'm so glad I was able to save my plant! I also put some (diluted of course according to the directions) on my pathos and it went from a scraggly thing to having leaves bigger than my hand. I wish i had a before pic of that.

Bio root is a must have. Priced right and produces easily.General Organics best line for the hobbyist grower. No PH balance needed . simply mix the Armor Si then mix in calmag+, add bio thrive grow with bio root and bio weed. Then Feed as needed. Aerate anything not used past 1 hr or use on house plants.Mix with less fuss. This makes the roots pop. Quick growth.

I read other reviews on this that were positive so I bought it. I originally did a search for a root started and this came up. I have used it on several different cuttings as directed and none if them took root. I also used it on another vine plant that had some roots but was in need of better roots to enable the vine to thrive. It did not work on that either. I have not tried it on a plant with sufficient roots because those plants do not need a boost. Maybe it would help those plants but I am not going to try since I normally leave well enough alone. Bottom line, it didn't work for my needs but might work for someone else needs.