Apple cider vinegar makes an effective, inexpensive organic rooting hormone for plant cuttings.
Commercial rooting compounds (gel/liquid/powder) contain lab-made auxins. Safe in small amounts, but organic gardeners prefer natural alternatives. Some plants root freely (English ivy), but many benefit from a boost.
Mix: 1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar in 5-6 cups water (any supermarket brand). Critical: too much prevents rooting.
Application: Dip cutting base in solution before sticking in rooting medium.
Note: Vinegar also kills weeds—versatile garden tool.
This simple solution gives cuttings the extra jump they need for strong root development.
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