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Superthrive Dosage: Propagation vs. Maintenance

Label says "drop per gallon" for every watering. We use 3–4 drops/gallon only for propagation (rooting cuttings, transplant shock). Larger bottles list multiple rates for different uses.

Don't use high dose routinely—it's unnecessary.

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