Plant growth regulators can change the characteristics of cell walls, make them loose, and induce cell growth by activating gene expression. At the same time, regulators can also induce enzyme activity, promote or inhibit the synthesis of nucleic acids and proteins, and change certain metabolic pathways, affecting cell division and elongation. More importantly

The chemical structure of plant growth regulators is stable and is not easily affected by environmental factors and decomposed or changed. This allows them to maintain stability during storage and use.

Biostimulants come from nature. They are small molecule organic active substances extracted by biotechnology without artificial chemical synthesis, and can act directly on plants. Internationally used biostimulants are classified into: microorganisms, humic acid, alginic acid, amino acids, chitosan, and inorganic salts.

Plant growth regulators: This is a special class of compounds that can specifically affect the growth and development process of plants. By regulating the physiological mechanisms within the plant, these products can promote or inhibit specific growth stages, thereby achieving the purpose of adjusting plant morphology and improving stress resistance.