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A randomized complete block experiment (factorially arranged) with  Ilex  x  attenuata  `Foster II' semi-hardwood cuttings was conducted to test the efficacy on rooting of three IBA carriers (water, talc, and a hydrophilic gel--“Water Grabber”). Three IBA concentrations (0, 4000, 8000 ppm) and three rooting medium temperatures [ambient (13.3 - 20.6), 18.3, and 23.9° C] also were employed. Cuttings were harvested at 8 and 15 wk after sticking under intermittent mist. Rooting did not vary with talc IBA concentration. The 29.3° C rooting medium increased stem (1.24 cm, basal)/root dry weight (g) during the first 8 wk but not at 15 wk. More rooting occurred at 8 wk with 4000 ppm IBA gel treatment than with talc, with reduced rooting at 8000 ppm IBA (gel). Increased rooting (8, 15 wk) occurred with 4000 ppm IBA with water and gel carriers; however, rooting was less (below the 4000 ppm IBA levels) with 8000 ppm IBA. Overall, water and gel treatments performed about the same.

The Use of Three IBA Carriers for Semi-Hardwood Cuttings at Three Rooting Medium Temperatures