I am planning to propagate plants. Who sells rooting hormone?

Yes. Rooting hormone is widely available for plant propagation. A few current options:

• Walmart:

• Garden Safe TakeRoot Rooting Hormone - $5.68 (Walmart)

— 2 oz powder, currently around $5.68.

• Lowe’s:

• Garden Safe TakeRoot Rooting Hormone - $7.36 (Lowe's)

— 2 oz powder, around $7.36.Lowe's

• Home Depot:

• Miracle-Gro Plant Care Root Starter Gel - $9.99 (The Home Depot)

— a gel formulation, around $9.99.

• Walmart:

• RootBoost Plant Rooting Hormone Powder - $8.59 (Walmart)

— 2 oz powder, around $8.59.

For ordinary cuttings, powder containing IBA (indole-3-butyric acid) is a straightforward choice. UGA Extension notes that rooting hormone can help cuttings root more quickly and produce more roots.extension.uga.edu

If you tell me what plants you're propagating (e.g., roses, fig trees, pothos, tomatoes, succulents), I can tell you which strength/formulation to buy.

Rooting hormone is widely available both online and in brick-and-mortar stores, usually found in powder, gel, or liquid concentrate forms.walmart.com+1

Here are the main places where you can buy it:

1. Home Improvement Stores : Major hardware and garden centers like The Home Depot and Lowe's typically carry common brands like Garden Safe (TakeRoot ) or Bonide (Bontone ) in their live nursery or lawn and garden aisles.
2. Online Retailers : Platforms like Amazon stock a massive variety of rooting powders and cloning gels—including popular professional and hobbyist options like Clonex, Hormex , and Rootboost.walmart.com+1
3. Mass Retailers : Stores like Walmart carry budget-friendly rooting hormone powders (such as Garden Safe) both in-store (seasonal garden center) and online through third-party or direct fulfillment.walmart.com+1
4. Local Nurseries and Garden Centers : Independent garden shops almost always stock high-quality rooting gels and powders, and the staff can usually recommend the right strength (such as softwood vs. hardwood formulas) for the specific plants you are trying to propagate.walmart.com+1

Are you propagating houseplants, succulents, or woody outdoor plants , and do you prefer a powder, gel, or liquid ? I can recommend a specific formula if you'd like.

Rooting hormone is widely available at home improvement stores, local nurseries, and major online retailers. Here are the top places where you can buy it:

• Home Improvement Stores: Retailers like The Home Depot and Lowe's carry rooting powders and liquids (like Garden Safe or Bonide) in their garden centers.
• Mass Retailers and Supercenters: Stores like Walmart stock affordable rooting hormone powders (such as Take Root or Bontone II ) both in-store and online.walmart.com
• Online Marketplaces: You can find a massive variety of brands, strengths, and application types (gels, powders, and liquids like Dip'N Grow or Hormex) on Amazon.amazon.com
• Local Nurseries and Garden Centers: Independent plant nurseries almost always carry professional-grade rooting gels (like Clonex) or trusted powders.

If you'd like, tell me:

• What type of plants you are planning to propagate (houseplants, succulents, woody shrubs?)
• Whether you prefer a powder, gel, or liquid

I can recommend the best specific formula for your cuttings.

Rooting hormone is sold by many garden and home-improvement retailers. Common sellers include:

• The Home Depot — carries products such as Garden Safe TakeRoot Rooting Hormone, RootBoost powder, and Miracle-Gro Root Starter Gel.Home Depot
• Lowe's — sells Garden Safe TakeRoot Rooting Hormone and similar propagation supplies.
• Walmart — offers rooting powders and gels such as RootBoost and Garden Safe products.
• Target — carries rooting hormone products including GardenTech RootBoost.
• Local nurseries, garden centers, and hydroponic shops often stock rooting powders and gels as well.

For most houseplant cuttings, look for a product containing IBA (indole-3-butyric acid), a common rooting hormone ingredient. Powder is usually easiest for beginners; gels can be convenient for delicate cuttings.

Rooting hormone is widely available both online and in local brick-and-mortar stores. You can easily find powders, gels, and liquids at the following retailers:facebook.com+1

• Home Improvement Stores: The Home Depot and Lowe's stock common rooting powders and liquids (like Garden Safe or Bonide) in their garden centers.homedepot.com+2
• Big-Box Retailers: Walmart carries rooting hormone options both in-store (in the lawn and garden section) and online.walmart.com+2
• Online Marketplaces: Amazon has the widest selection of brands, including popular gels like Clonex or concentrates like Dip 'N Grow.amazon.com+3
• Local Nurseries & Garden Centers: Independent plant nurseries almost always carry professional-grade rooting compounds and cloning gels.

What kind of plants are you planning to propagate (houseplants, succulents, or woody outdoor cuttings)? I can recommend whether a powder, gel, or liquid would work best for your project.

Yes. Rooting hormone is widely available for plant propagation, especially in garden centers and online.

• Garden Safe Take Root Rooting Hormone - $5.68 (Walmart)

• RootBoost Plant Rooting Hormone Powder - $7.99 (Walmart)

• Miracle-Gro Plant Care Root Starter Gel - $9.99 (The Home Depot)

• Garden Safe TakeRoot Rooting Hormone - $7.36 (Lowe's)

• Garden Safe TakeRoot — powder containing IBA; a good general-purpose choice for common houseplants, flowers, and woody cuttings. It’s currently listed at about $7.36 at Home Depot and Lowe’s.Home Depot+1

• RootBoost — another inexpensive powder option, currently around $8 at Walmart.Walmart.com

• Miracle-Gro Root Starter Gel — a gel rather than powder, convenient for dipping individual cuttings.Home Depot

• Hormex — offers different strengths, including a gentler 0.10% IBA formula for delicate houseplants, succulents, and herbs.Walmart.com

If you tell me what plants you're propagating (roses, fruit trees, succulents, houseplants, etc.), I can tell you which rooting-hormone strength/formula to buy.

You can easily find rooting hormone (in powder, gel, or liquid form containing active ingredients like IBA) at a variety of major retailers and garden centers:walmart.com+1

• The Home Depot : Carries standard rooting powders and gels in their local garden centers and online.
• Lowe's : Typically stocks popular brands like Bontone or Miracle-Gro/Garden Safe in the lawn and garden department.
• Walmart : Offers budget-friendly powders and liquid drops both online and in-store.
• Amazon : Great for a wide selection of specialized gels (like Clonex) and professional-grade powders.
• Local Nurseries / Garden Centers: Usually carry higher-end or professional propagation gels and rooting powders compared to big-box stores.walmart.com+5

If you share what type of plant you are trying to propagate (e.g., succulent, hardwood cutting, tropical houseplant), I can recommend whether a gel, powder, or liquid works best!

Yes. Rooting hormone is widely sold at garden centers and hardware stores. For ordinary plant propagation, I’d look for a product containing IBA (indole-3-butyric acid).

• Garden Safe Take Root Rooting Hormone Powder - $5.68 (Walmart)

• Miracle-Gro Plant Care Root Starter Gel - $9.99 (The Home Depot)

• RootBoost Plant Rooting Hormone Powder - $7.99 (Walmart)

• Garden Safe TakeRoot Rooting Hormone - $7.36 (Lowe's)

• Walmart sells Garden Safe Take Root powder for about $5.68.Walmart.com

• Home Depot carries Garden Safe TakeRoot for about $7.36, as well as rooting gels.Home Depot+1

• Lowe's carries the same Garden Safe product for about $7.36.Lowe's

• Ace Hardware carries Miracle-Gro Root Starter Gel.

For most houseplant cuttings, I'd choose the inexpensive Garden Safe powder. It contains IBA and is designed specifically for propagation from cuttings.Home Depot

If you tell me what plants you're propagating (e.g., roses, fruit trees, succulents, pothos, tomatoes), I can recommend the best rooting hormone strength/formulation for them.