Indole-3-Acetic Acid 98% TC – Advanced Auxin for Agriculture Use

Introduction

Indole-3-Acetic Acid (IAA) is widely used in agricultural production to regulate plant growth.

Different concentrations of IAA auxin have different effects.

A moderate concentration of the medicinal solution can promote plant growth, and too high a concentration will inhibit the growth of the plant or even cause it to die. Different plants have different sensitivity to IAA.

Using & Application

1. Soaking the base of the cuttings of apples, citrus, grapes and other fruit trees and flowers with IAA auxin liquid can promote plant rooting and induce adventitious root formation. Soak for 8-24 hours with low-concentration liquid medicine, the higher the concentration, the shorter the soaking time.

2. Soaking flowers with a suitable medicinal solution can cultivate parthenocarpic fruits and increase the fruit setting rate.

3. Spraying the liquid medicine at the appropriate time for chrysanthemum, rose, rhododendron and other flowers can delay the growth of flower buds, thereby delaying flowering.

4. Spraying an appropriate amount of liquid medicine on the top of the plant can promote the formation of buds.

Note

Do not use excessively high concentrations of Indole-3-Acetic Acid liquid, otherwise it will harm plants.

It has different effects on different parts of the plant.

IAA auxin is the most sensitive to plant roots, followed by buds and stems.