Autumn and winter crops facing the challenge of low temperatures? Pinsoa & Aowei plant growth regulators offer solutions

In autumn and winter, the weather gradually turns colder. These low temperatures and insufficient sunlight pose challenges to crop growth in the fields.
To meet this challenge, farmers often turn to plant growth regulators such as brassinolide, DA-6, and sodium nitrophenolates. These regulators are sometimes combined with urea, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, and amino acid foliar fertilizers to help balance crop growth and enhance their adaptability to harsh environments, thereby ensuring healthy growth and a bountiful harvest. To ensure crop health in autumn and winter, using regulators requires understanding the drug's properties and environmental conditions, and choosing the appropriate regulator and fertilizer combination.

However, among these commonly used plant growth regulators, such as brassinolide, DA-6, and sodium nitrophenolates, how should we choose based on our specific needs? What are their unique advantages and application scenarios?
Brassinolide promotes stress tolerance, DA-6 effectively maintains winter survival at low temperatures, and sodium nitrophenolates increases yield above 15°C. Choose the right concentration and combination for healthy crops and a stable harvest!

If you require these plant hormones or detailed technical guidance, please contact our technicians at admin@agriplantgrowth.com