Is honey better tbh? I’m not a big fan of bottle nutes honestly because if u think about it u can replicate every bottle nutes with an homemade alternative that’s free or cost next to nothing that out performs the brand names u just have to have patience and the only down side is short shelf life but who needs that if we are growers that’s constantly learning everyday like my nitrogen booster (trim leaves in water decomposing it’s matter) is way more effective than bottle nutes without the nutes burn but it requires time and patience that’s all
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Not sure about honey, but to add to your point of homemade alternatives, if anyone has willow trees anywhere near them, a few twigs can be used for making a rooting solution: “Willow bark contains natural rooting hormones like salicylic acid and indolebutyric acid, which can help promote root growth in plant cuttings. To make willow water, steep willow twigs in boiling water overnight, then use the strained liquid to soak cuttings or water plants.”
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Good information I have one but it’s just baby right I wait a few years
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Yes so many vitamins and antibiotic properties
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I’ve used both but I’ve settled on clone gel. It’s just simpler but honey does work well. Ive had better luck with gel but that could be because the gel came with cloning plugs. When I was using honey, it was honey, clone powder and into soil. With plugs I’d imagine the success would be the same
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