Well, I didn't find any pesticides in the info on TakeRoot, but I couldn't find a material safety data sheet for it, so it's hard to say for sure. the 99.9% "other ingredients" makes me nervous, but on the other hand I think pesticides have to be labeled on the bottle.
Pink, if you've been foliar feeding with it I'd mist lightly with water for a few days and don't harvest immediately if you're getting close. You can wipe down the stalk where you've applied it with a little distilled water before harvest gets too close.
I would flush well, maybe a little bit more than usual. Excess hormone in the plant tissue isn't really a problem, but pesticide deposits are. I would think that flushing and misting would help with that just as it does with fertilizer buildup in/on the plant. I wish I could say more authoritatively, but I'm not a trained botanist or chemist.
But as it stands, I'm the only one who seems to have a rooting/hormone compound that we know for sure has a dangerous pesticide in it. (I haven't fed it to my plants yet luckily enough.) So, people, don't buy GardenTech Rootone. The Rootech that FDD is using seems fine, once the gel dries up. The gel might be a mild irritant to the plant tissue, and you don't want to breathe/smoke the residue, or get it all over your hands, but that's about it. It's certainly not carcinogenic or wildly pathogenic like the Thiram in the Rootone is.
Panhead, I'm curious to find out what Schultz tells you.
Gigglepimp, that stuff looks fine but I'm not sure it will actually do anything for you. What's in it?
Anyone using other brands?