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ORIGINAL CONTAINER, NOT REPACKED GARDEN SAFE BRAND TAKEROOT ROOTING HORMONE (56.6g) The active ingredient in Garden Safe Brand TakeRoot Rooting Hormone, Indole-3-Butyric Acid, promotes the development of roots on most popular home, garden and greenhouse plant varieties. This ingredient is similar to the rooting hormone that naturally occurs in plants, indole-3-acetic acid. Simple, Ready-to-Use - Used to grow cuttings from your favorite plants including: African Violets, Roses, Poinsettias, Philodendrons, Geraniums, Coleus, Woody Ornamentals, and most other popular home, garden and greenhouse varieties - An easy, inexpensive way to multiply your plant supply and share garden favorites with others PROMOTES ROOTING: Rooting hormone grows new plants from cuttings. GROW CUTTINGS: Works with most popular home, garden and greenhouse varieties. ROOT NEW FAVORITE PLANTS: Helps African violets, roses, poinsettias, philodendrons, geraniums, coleus, woody ornamentals and more grow from cuttings. APPLY TO CUT ENDS: Moisten the plant cutting, stir the cut end in powder, remove excess rooting hormone and plant. ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Indole-3-butyric acid, similar to the root hormone that naturally occurs in plants. The experts behind Garden Safe brand know home gardening is as much about how you grow as what you grow. Since 2002, Garden Safe brand has delivered garden products including natural-based & botanically derived formulas to growers who prefer to control plant pests & diseases without traditional chemicals. Organic gardeners trust Our solutions to keep garden pest control simple – & let nature do the rest. Let goodness grow. Garden Safe brand take root rooting hormone grows new plants from cuttings. Use this powder to grow cuttings from your favorite plants, including African violets, roses, poinsettias, philodendrons, geraniums, Coleus, woody ornamental & most other popular home, Garden & greenhouse varieties. The cut ends of the cuttings should be slightly moistened before