Willowood Brand GR Plant Growth Regulator is expertly designed to foster optimal growth, improve crop quality, and significantly boost yields across a variety of crops. Formulated with Stigmasterol and Campasterol, this growth regulator is essential for cereals, plantation crops, oil-producing plants, fruits, and vegetables. It aids in the holistic development of plants by enhancing physiological processes to produce healthier and more productive crops.

Product Specifications:

Key Features:

• Holistic Plant Growth: Promotes vigorous overall growth, enhancing the developmental processes of plants.
• Quality and Yield Improvement: Improves the quality of the harvest and increases crop yields, essential for market success.
• Wide Applicability: Suitable for a broad range of crops, from field cereals to delicate fruits and vegetables.

Why Use Willowood Brand GR:

• Enhanced Plant Health: Boosts physiological activities in plants, leading to healthier growth stages and improved resistance to environmental stresses.
• Optimized Resource Use: Increases the efficiency of nutrient use within plants, ensuring better growth rates and productivity.

Dose Information:

Mode of Application:

• Application Method: Evenly distribute across the field as a soil amendment prior to planting or during early growth stages.
• Timing: Best applied at the beginning of the growth season or at key developmental stages of the crop.

FAQs:

Q: How does Willowood Brand GR work in plants?
A: It acts by enhancing natural growth hormones in plants, which improves their growth and stress resistance capabilities.

Q: Is it safe to use Willowood Brand GR on organic farms?
A: While effective for a wide range of applications, always check with certification standards for organic farming in your region to ensure compliance.

Q: Can Willowood Brand GR be mixed with fertilizers?
A: Yes, it can be mixed with most solid fertilizers for ease of application but always perform a small-scale compatibility test first.

Q: How often should Willowood Brand GR be applied?
A: Typically, a single application per season is sufficient, but this may vary based on specific crop needs and local agricultural guidelines.