Green Light Root Stimulator works well for bougainvillea. However, many growers now prefer rooting gels, which adhere better to stems and may reduce fungal issues.
If one cutting wilts, it likely rotted. Discard it, sterilize the pot, and start a fresh cutting with new soil. Gels can help prevent this.
For more on rooting gels, see: homeharvest.com/cutstrtrootagents.htm
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