When should plant growth regulators be applied to different crops?
The key to applying plant growth regulators lies in aligning them with the crop's critical growth stages.
The goal is to precisely control excessive vegetative growth, preserve flowers and fruit, and promote ripening and yield—all without disrupting the plant's natural growth rhythm.
Below are the critical application stages for common major crops:
The goal is to precisely control excessive vegetative growth, preserve flowers and fruit, and promote ripening and yield—all without disrupting the plant's natural growth rhythm.
Below are the critical application stages for common major crops:
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