CLONEX

Clonex: A revolution in plant propagation

Clonex by Growth Technologies is a premium rooting hormone that has earned the trust of most growers. After a temporary absence from the market, Clonex is back, maintaining its original formula with 0.03% indole-3-butyric acid, a potent ingredient for successful root development.

Clonex not only contains essential hormones for proper root development, but also integrates nutrients and antifungal and antibacterial agents. These components are crucial to protect young clones from pests and diseases during their first critical stages of growth.

Rooting hormones such as Clonex are mainly used to produce cuttings or clones from a mother plant. These clones replicate the exact characteristics of the original plant, ensuring uniform behaviour and identical reactions under the same conditions. This technique is widely adopted by growers around the world to achieve a consistent and reliable harvest with multiple specimens from a single plant.

Product presentation and use

Clonex is available in 50mL bottles, with only a few millilitres needed to create over 100 specimens from one plant. This efficiency makes Clonex a cost-effective solution for large-scale propagation.

Application Guidelines

• Cloning process: After cutting and cleaning the desired branch, dip the lower part in Clonex and then place it in the substrate. Recommended substrates include soil, rockwool, jiffy's or coco coir. For optimal rooting, it is advisable to keep the cuttings in rockwool for a couple of days.
• For optimal rooting, it is advisable to keep the cuttings in rockwool for a couple of days.

General description of Clonex

• High quality rooting hormone with 0.03% indole-3-butyric acid.
• Integrated nutrients and protective agents for young plants.
• Even growth and development in propagation.
• Effective for cloning, ensuring consistent plant characteristics.
• Widely used for effective and efficient crop production.
• Usage tips Use a separate container for Clonex to avoid contamination.
• Optimal substrates include rockwool to improve root development.