Application of Chlormequat Chloride and Boric Acid in Grape Planting

In grape planting, the application of chlormequat can significantly increase the yield of grapes, but it will also reduce the sugar content in grape juice. However, when Chlormequat Chloride is used in combination with boric acid, it can not only effectively exert the advantages of chlormequat in controlling growth, promoting fruit setting and increasing yield, but also significantly reduce its adverse effects on sugar content. This synergistic effect makes the mixture an efficient grape growth regulator.

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