I am set up to provide mist to the cuttings & therefor do not need/require the use of "anti wilting products" Can use either/or but not both

I don't so I put cuttings in plastic bags. It would be cool to not have too. Or to spray my plants that need humidity for the winter when I bring them in and not have them die. Hopefully, I haven't bought or tried it yet.

I have read about it. On the paper, it sure sounds good not having to deal with fungus outbreak, etc associated with high humidity in the dome or plastic bags. I'm looking for anyone that have tried it with good success.

I'm going to buy some sooner or later so I'll probably post my results.

I tried the No Wilt spray and the funny thing is the tomatoa cuttings I sprayed with it, dried up and died. The ones I didn't spray were fine...So, I don't use it with my cloning machine, I just cut with a sterile razor, dip in cloning gel and plop in my cloning machine I built, roots in 6 days or so!

More info on my site

-Eric
Technology Garden

What's your site? I looked up "Technology Garden" and it didn't look related to plants.

I thought that the Anti Wilt Product is to be used after seed germination, not on cuttings?
Anyone else out there have experience witht this stuff?