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Miracle-Gro 1006451 FastRoot1 Rooting Hormone, 1.25 oz
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- Grow new plants from cuttings
- For rooting house, foliage, tropical and hardy ornamental plants
- Use on leaf, greenwood and softwood cuttings
- Take plant cuttings, usually 4-to 6-inch stem cuttings, from the current year's growth
- Simply dip stem cuttings into powder and plant immediately in moist media
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Enjoy growing new plants right at home, with the help of Miracle-Gro
Use Miracle-Gro FastRoot1 Dry Powder Rooting Hormone to grow new plants from your existing plants. It’s made for rooting leaf, greenwood and softwood cuttings from house, foliage, tropical and hardy ornamental plants.
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Harvest Plant CuttingsUse pruners or scissors to take cuttings. For most plants, a 4-6 inch stem cutting from current year’s growth is most common. For woody cuttings, wound by making a 3/4 inch notch at cut end. |
Use Miracle-Gro FastRoot1First, pour a small amount of Miracle-Gro FastRoot1 Dry Powder Hormone into a small container. Then take your plant cutting and dip the cut end 3/4 to 1-inch into the powder. Be sure to tap off excess powder. Do not return unused powder to the original container because of contamination risk. |
Plant Your CuttingsIt’s important to immediately plant your cuttings in moist media. Use a pencil to poke a hole in the soil, insert cutting, and gently press soil around cutting. Then care for the cuttings as appropriate for the plant variety. For fast root development, try using Miracle-Gro Seed Starting Potting Mix. |

Caring For Your New Plants
Place cuttings in a warm spot out of direct sunlight. It’s very important to keep the soil moist until roots form and grow. Also, watch for insects and fungus.
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Product description
Grow new plants from plant cuttings with Miracle-Gro FastRoot1 Dry Powder Rooting Hormone. This product is made for rooting house, foliage, tropical, and hardy ornamental plants, as well as a leaf, greenwood, and softwood cuttings. Simply take plant cuttings, usually 4 to 6-inch stem cuttings, from the current year’s growth and dip stem cutting into powder. Plant immediately in moist media. Enjoy your new plants with the help of Miracle-Gro.
Product information
Style:1 PackProduct Dimensions | 2.14 x 2.14 x 2.78 inches |
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Item Weight | 1.6 ounces |
Manufacturer | Miracle-Gro |
ASIN | B0049PLCS6 |
Item model number | 1006451 |
Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank |
#4,314 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden)
#209 in Garden Fertilizers |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
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If Miracle-Gro is required to put these warnings on their products it should also be clear on the store listing. Under the active ingredients listing it shows that the Indole-3-Butyric Acid is 0.1% of the makeup but doesn't explain what that other 99.9% of the active or inactive ingredients are.
I understand that I might seem overly cautious, but I am just surprised about all these warnings and the fact there is no mention to these warnings on the product's page.
Edit: My main concern is the fact that MiracleGro includes three pages of pesticide warnings with the product, without mentioning these warnings on the product page at the time of my review. I understand that Indole-3-Butyric Acid in low doses may not pose a risk, but the 99% of other ingredients are not listed and that doesn't cover up the fact that MiracleGro still feels the need to include pesticide warnings with their product. If I had known that there would be three pages of warnings associated with this product, I would not have purchased it. I wanted to share my review to let other possible buyers know before bringing this into their homes.

By RobPlease on April 10, 2019
If Miracle-Gro is required to put these warnings on their products it should also be clear on the store listing. Under the active ingredients listing it shows that the Indole-3-Butyric Acid is 0.1% of the makeup but doesn't explain what that other 99.9% of the active or inactive ingredients are.
I understand that I might seem overly cautious, but I am just surprised about all these warnings and the fact there is no mention to these warnings on the product's page.
Edit: My main concern is the fact that MiracleGro includes three pages of pesticide warnings with the product, without mentioning these warnings on the product page at the time of my review. I understand that Indole-3-Butyric Acid in low doses may not pose a risk, but the 99% of other ingredients are not listed and that doesn't cover up the fact that MiracleGro still feels the need to include pesticide warnings with their product. If I had known that there would be three pages of warnings associated with this product, I would not have purchased it. I wanted to share my review to let other possible buyers know before bringing this into their homes.



I bought this on the March 27th, I didn’t use it until the 29th. Today is April 6th and all but a couple of my Pothos clippings had their root nodes bud!
I dipped each moistened node in the powder and placed them in a glass of room temp water. (See photo.) the water was nasty and gross to look at but I ignored the urge to replace the water for over a week, only refilling it as the water level dropped. When I did replace the water, I did NOT rinse the clippings. I wanted ever RootFast residue that was left on them to keep working it’s magic. I am hoping to be able to plant my clippings in soil by the end of the month. I’ll update then.

By Madame Mammaries on April 6, 2019
I bought this on the March 27th, I didn’t use it until the 29th. Today is April 6th and all but a couple of my Pothos clippings had their root nodes bud!
I dipped each moistened node in the powder and placed them in a glass of room temp water. (See photo.) the water was nasty and gross to look at but I ignored the urge to replace the water for over a week, only refilling it as the water level dropped. When I did replace the water, I did NOT rinse the clippings. I wanted ever RootFast residue that was left on them to keep working it’s magic. I am hoping to be able to plant my clippings in soil by the end of the month. I’ll update then.


I took the cuttings and after watching a few YouTube videos I went to it. Much to my delight, all the cuttings are taking root with very little effort.
Tips for rooting roses: Be sure the cutting is scuffed up a bit (in the case of roses) to expose what's under the tough, green skin. Remove thorns, leaves and any blooms prior to attempting to have the cutting take root. And make sure the piece is wet before dipping into the FastRoot. Have a container with potting soil ready and holes (made by a pencil - works well) already in the medium so that the least amount of FastRoot is knocked off when placing in the dirt.
This product is a good one - better than Clonex which I tried unsuccessfully first. Easy to use and it works as expected.
These three young fruit trees would have cost me $30 each at the store but I got them for the price of the Miracle Grow FastRoot powder. I’m looking around my yard at all of the plants that I’ve wanted more of, but couldn’t find or didn’t want to pay the retail price for. FastRoot will help me to extend my hedgerow, grow a second Magnolia tree, grow new fruit trees and increase the number of blueberry bushes that I have. FastRoot will also allow me to start new heirloom plants that are no longer being sold at nurseries. I’ve even thought about being able to gift fruit trees to friends and family with this product.
The product was clean and easy to use. I bought the 1.25 ounce container. From the amount that was used for the three cuttings, I would estimate that I could easily get more than 25 uses out of it. A true money saver.

By Diane on June 29, 2018
These three young fruit trees would have cost me $30 each at the store but I got them for the price of the Miracle Grow FastRoot powder. I’m looking around my yard at all of the plants that I’ve wanted more of, but couldn’t find or didn’t want to pay the retail price for. FastRoot will help me to extend my hedgerow, grow a second Magnolia tree, grow new fruit trees and increase the number of blueberry bushes that I have. FastRoot will also allow me to start new heirloom plants that are no longer being sold at nurseries. I’ve even thought about being able to gift fruit trees to friends and family with this product.
The product was clean and easy to use. I bought the 1.25 ounce container. From the amount that was used for the three cuttings, I would estimate that I could easily get more than 25 uses out of it. A true money saver.

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A series of unfurtunate events, in the sending of a much cheaper item, and then saying he never got the return, but I managed to counteract these, and kept my money, alas, I still got stung in the end. I thought buying things with vouchers instead of using my bank account would stop this kind of happening, and protect me from nefarious sellers and occurances. It seems not. Silly me for trying to save money by growing my own produce... Its more scavenging wild berries and mushrooms for us this month then. Maybe game night too.
§An a partridge in a pear tree§
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