Cloning Gel + Solutions

Jump-start your propagation with professional cloning gels and solutions designed for fast, reliable rooting. Explore top rooting gels, cloning powders, and foliar mists that reduce transplant shock, protect cuts, and deliver strong, uniform root systems for every run.

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Cloning Gel + Solutions

Cloning gels and solutions are essential tools for reliable plant propagation, coating fresh cuttings with rooting hormones, vitamins, and protective compounds that reduce transplant shock, defend against bacteria and fungi, and jump-start vigorous root growth

Right after you take a cutting, dipping the stem into cloning gel or powder creates a protective seal while delivering concentrated rooting hormones exactly where they are needed. Solutions, compounds, and concentrates are mixed with water to feed young clones through your nutrient reservoir or as a foliar spray, keeping them hydrated and energized during their most vulnerable stage....

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Types of Cloning Products for Every Propagation Style

At GrowersHouse, you’ll find classic rooting gels like Rootech, Clonex, and Ventana Plant Science that cling to stem tips, encourage callusing, and trigger rapid root initiation. We also carry liquid clone solutions from HydroDynamics, Dyna-Gro, Olivia’s and more, formulated with essential minerals and micro-nutrients to support root cell development in plugs, rockwool, soil, or hydroponic systems. For even more explosive root structure, pair your Clonex rooting gel with foliar products such as HydroDynamics Clonex Mist to keep cuttings hydrated, reduce stress, and push strong, uniform root formation.

How Cloning Gels and Solutions Help Growers

The right cloning formula can dramatically increase your strike rate, shorten veg times, and build stronger plants from day one. Whether you are running trays of plugs, rockwool cubes, or high-tech aeroponic cloners, rooting gels, dips, mists, and concentrates give you consistent results and tighter production schedules. Advanced biological and organic options add beneficial microbes and bio-stimulants that support root health and resilience, helping you maintain healthy nurseries and productive mother stock over the long term.

From Hobby Gardens to Commercial-Scale Propagation

Our catalog includes mists, dips, pre-mixed solutions, and concentrates in sizes that range from small bottles for home growers to gallons for commercial propagation facilities. Whether you are cloning flowering ornamentals, woody shrubs, culinary herbs, or high-value medicinal varieties, GrowersHouse offers trusted brands, expert selections, and commercial-grade quality in one place. Qualified orders ship free across the lower 48 states, and if you are near Tucson or Phoenix, you can order online and pick up quickly via our Will Call service.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is cloning gel safe for all plant types?

Most cloning gels are formulated to be safe for a wide range of plant species, including ornamentals, herbs, shrubs, and many fruiting plants. Always check the manufacturer’s label for any specific restrictions and follow the recommended application rates. If you are working with a sensitive or rare variety, test the gel on a small batch of cuttings first to confirm compatibility before scaling up.

Does cloning gel work in hydroponic systems?

Yes, cloning gel works very well in hydroponic systems. You typically dip the fresh cutting in the gel, place it into your chosen starter plug, rockwool cube, or collar, and then move it into a hydroponic cloning machine or system. The gel helps initiate roots at the cut site, while your hydroponic nutrient solution supports ongoing growth once roots begin to develop.

Can cloning gel be used with rockwool cubes?

Cloning gel is commonly used with rockwool cubes. After taking a cutting, dip the stem into the gel and insert it gently into a pre-soaked rockwool cube. The gel promotes root initiation and protects the wound, while the moist, aerated structure of rockwool provides an ideal environment for new roots to expand. Just be sure rockwool is properly conditioned to the recommended pH before inserting cuttings.

Is rooting gel better than rooting powder?

Rooting gel and rooting powder can both be effective, but gels offer some advantages for many growers. Because they are thicker and stick to the stem more uniformly, gels can provide more consistent contact with the cut surface and create a better seal against pathogens. Powders are lightweight, easy to store, and work well for certain setups, but many growers prefer gels for delicate cuttings or high-value propagation where maximizing success rates is critical.