Triacontanol, Brassinolide, Sodium Nitrophenolates, and Diethyl aminoethyl hexanoate (DA-6) are all commonly used plant growth promoters on the market. Their mechanisms of action and functions are similar. So what are the differences between them?

Plant growth regulators that can be used as fertilizer enhancers mainly improve fertilizer utilization by promoting plant absorption, transport and utilization efficiency of nutrients, or enhancing plant metabolic activity. The following are some common plant growth regulators with fertilizer synergistic effects and their mechanisms of action

The main differences between 14-Hydroxylated brassinolide and common brassinolide are in terms of source, safety, activity, and extraction technology. ‌

14-Hydroxylated brassinolide is a plant growth regulator widely used in agricultural production to promote plant growth, improve stress resistance and increase yield. Its dosage needs to be determined according to the specific application method and crop type.