Most plants can be rooted through this method, such as ornamental figs, dieffenbachia, croton and others of a herbaceous nature. Woody plants frequently propagated in this manner include magnolia, holly, camellia, azalea and many of the fruit and nut bearing plants such as citrus, apple, pears and pecans. And, even if no rooting takes place, the original plant is not damaged by the process since you do not remove the donor material until it has produced roots. Roses, Forsythia, Honeysuckle, Boxwood, Wax myrtle are also very good candidates for propagation through this method. Some plants are easier than the others and success rate generally depends on the season, weather, hydration and health of the parent plant.
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Fastest Way To Grow Roots!
Do you still seed your new plants?
Forget about that! RootEasy™️ is by far the fastest, natural way to grow new plants, and too without disturbing your existing plant.
RootEasy pods use the ancient method of air stratification method, which is about growing roots directly on the branches, reproducing a more mature plant faster than normal propagation methods. It allows you to see propagation results within 4-8 weeks for many species after installation.
Pods are durable and can be used over and over again as many times as you like
Clone Like A Pro In Just 3 Steps
Cloning with RootEasy™️ is a child's play. It just takes 3 steps and you're done.
Step 1. At the position where rooting is needed, peel off the bark to a width of about 0.8in-1in (2-2.5cm). Be sure to peel the bark clean! Step 2. Put moist moss or garden soil into the plant root growing box. Step 3. Wrap the plant root growth box filled with damp moss or garden soil around the stripped bark.
Finally, roots appear from peeled area and within few weeks you get a fresh, healthy plant🌱. Now, you can plant it in the ground :)
Clone Like A Pro In Just 3 Steps
Cloning with RootEasy™️ is a child's play. It just takes 3 steps and you're done.
Step 1. At the position where rooting is needed, peel off the bark to a width of about 0.8in-1in (2-2.5cm). Be sure to peel the bark clean!
Step 2. Put moist moss or garden soil into the plant root growing box.Step 3. Wrap the plant root growth box filled with damp moss or garden soil around the stripped bark.
Finally, roots appear from peeled area and within few weeks you get a fresh, healthy plant🌱. Now, you can plant it in the ground :)
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100% Natural With No Damage
RootEasy™️ pods are absolutely safe for the mother plant and do not cause any damage to it.
Because only a small branch on the mother plant is used for rooting, it grows with the mother plant, so breaking after rooting will not have any effect on the mother plant, nor it interferes with the natural growth of the plant. Also, the RootEasy™️ pods can enhance plant resistance and prevent plant root rot.
What's more? Compared with other plant propagation techniques, the success rate is far higher.
100% Natural With No Damage
RootEasy™️ pods are absolutely safe for the mother plant and do not cause any damage to it.
Because only a small branch on the mother plant is used for rooting, it grows with the mother plant, so breaking after rooting will not have any effect on the mother plant, nor it interferes with the natural growth of the plant. Also, the RootEasy™️ pods can enhance plant resistance and prevent plant root rot.
What's more? Compared with other plant propagation techniques, the success rate is far higher.
🤔Why RootEasy Pods?
One of the main benefits of using our pods is that with this method your new tree will have the same characteristics of the parent tree and the same (or close to the same) age as the original tree.
Therefore, the propagated tree will begin fruiting much sooner than a tree grown from seed and sometimes even from store bought trees.
So, you never have to buy a new tree again, saving you tons of money each season, as our pods are reusable however many times you want.
What Our Customers Say?
Vanessa
USA
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This spring I started using these rooting balls to reproduce roses and other plants by air layering. In my first batch of 20 tries, all but one was successful. These results were shockingly better than I achieved via cuttings - one batch using these balls + IBA rooting hormone gel produced more rooted roses than 100+ attempts cuttings, and much faster too. I would say hands down that this is an absolute must have for any gardener
Clinton
USA
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They seem very durable and I expect to use them for many seasons. It's simple and it's fun. Some plants 2 wks, others take 2 months and growing season the major factor. This rooting effect is too good. So far I am very pleased! Arrived quickly and was better quality than expected. I would absolutely, positively recommend this product for anyone who gardens, as well as those like me who are newbies with a lot of passion.
Rob
USA
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I only just heard of the existence of this product and it's roll in speedily propagating new plants and trees.The mere notion of propagating a plant/tree that can potentially yield fruit within 1-2 years blew my mind and I knew I needed to try some out for myself. I simply cannot believe that right now I have not 1 but 2 new pomagranate trees now growing separately and independent of its parent tree. I'm still in aww of this entire idea and of my endeavour.
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FAQ
What plants are suitable for using EasyRoot?
When is the best time of year to propagate via air layering?
It can be done any time of year, but works best if done while plants are actively growing. Early spring to mid-summer works the best for most plants. If you are doing it in spring, choose shoots from the previous year’s growth. Should you not get around to the propagation until mid-summer, select shoots from the current year.
Keep in mind that shoots on woody outdoor trees should only be about the size of a pencil in diameter up to 3/4 of an inch. Those on “softer” indoor plants can be much larger than that.
How do I take care of it so I get proper results?
Keep an eye on the rooting bundle, to which you may need to add a few drops of water through the side funnel-shaped hole, if it appears to be drying out. It can take a few weeks for roots to appear. They should be showing through the moss before you attempt to detach your cutting from its parent plant. To do so, cut its stem just beneath the roots with your knife or pruning shears and remove the plastic wrap or film. Leaving the moss in place, pot the new plant up.
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We ship worldwide, so please feel free to place an order. Delivery normally takes from one to three weeks depending on the global location. Any questions about anything? Contact us and we'll get back to you within 24 hours
