Gibberellic Acid (GA3) is a broad-spectrum plant growth regulator that can promote crop growth and development, make it mature early, increase yield, improve quality, and promote growth and increase yield through foliar spraying. Gibberellic acid can also quickly break the dormancy of seeds and promote germination.

Main types and functions of plant growth regulators for peanut germination
During the germination of peanuts, plant growth regulators can break seed dormancy and accelerate radicle germination by regulating endogenous hormone levels. Commonly used regulators include

During the growth of peanuts, if the vegetative growth is too vigorous, a large amount of nutrients will be consumed, resulting in insufficient nutrients for reproductive growth, affecting pod development and reducing yield. The rational use of plant growth regulators to control growth can regulate peanut growth

The increase in soybean production not only depends on sufficient fertilizer and water, but also involves two core issues: one is how to effectively preserve flowers and pods, and the other is how to promote more flowering. Solving these two problems, combined with reasonable fertilization to ensure sufficient nutrients