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Plant growth regulators are
widely used in agriculture. It can regulate the growth and development
of plants and improve the growth of crops. Different plant growth
regulators have different effects.
First: promote seed germination
Some
factors may cause low germination rate or germination failure of seeds,
such as long storage time, poor storage environment, immature seeds,
etc. The use of gibberellin can promote seed germination and increase
seed germination rate. Different plant growth regulators have different
effects on different seeds.
Second: Promote the development of plant roots and plant short and strong seedlings
Growth
inhibitors belong to one type of plant growth regulators. It can
overcome the influence of environmental conditions, delay the growth of
seedlings and promote the development of the root system of the plant,
to plant dwarf seedlings. Paclobutrazol and paraquat have a good effect
on the cultivation of dwarf seedlings. Their main application methods
are spraying on the leaves and seed treatment during the seedling stage.
Third: Promote the filling of plants
The
use of plant growth regulators such as auxin, gibberellin and cytokinin
during the booting and flowering stages of grains can increase yield
and grain filling.
Fourth: Enhance the lodging resistance of plants
High-stemmed
crops may fall in later stages. The use of plant growth regulators such
as paclobutrazol, uniconazole, and calcium regulator can increase the
stem thickness of plants, control plant height, and prevent plant
lodging.
Fifth: Prevent plants from falling flowers and fruits to promote fruit setting
The
flowers and fruits of cotton, beans and melons have a great
relationship with the nutrient hormones in the body. Use auxins and
growth inhibitors to improve its growth status and balance hormones,
thereby preventing flower and fruit falling, and increasing fruit
setting rate.
Sixth: accelerate plant maturity
Ethephon can promote fruit ripening. Different plants need different plant growth regulators to promote fruit ripening.
But it should be noted that:
First:
Do not increase the dosage at will. Otherwise, its growth may be
inhibited, and in severe cases, the leaves may become deformed, dry and
fall off, and the entire plant may die.
Second: Can not mix at will.
After carefully reading the instructions for use and testing, we can
determine whether they can be mixed.
Third: Use the method properly. Follow the instructions to dissolve the medicine.
Title: Plant Growth Regulators Category: Pesticide Sources: China Plantation Grand View · Pesticide Rolls Plant growth regulators are a class of substances that have similar physiological and biological effects as plant hormones.
It has been found that substances regulating plant growth and development are amine fresh ester (DA-6), chlorpyrifos, sodium nitrophenolate, auxin, gibberellin, ethylene, cytokinin, abscisic acid, brassinolide. Salicylic acid, jasmonic acid, paclobutrazol and polyamines, etc., and used as plant growth regulators in agricultural production are mainly in the top nine categories.
1 Wide range of applications, many applications. Plant growth regulators can be applied to almost all high and low plants in the crop industry, such as field crops, vegetables, fruit trees, flowers, trees, kelp, seaweed, edible fungi, etc., and regulate the photosynthesis, respiration, Material absorption and operation, signal transduction, stomatal opening and closing, osmotic adjustment, transpiration and other physiological processes regulate the growth and development of plants, improve the interaction between plants and the environment, enhance the resilience of crops, and increase crop yields. Improve the quality of agricultural products, so that the expression of crop agronomic traits develops in the direction of people's needs.
2 Small dosage, fast speed, high efficiency, less residual toxicity, most crops only need to be sprayed once every one season.
3 Can regulate the external traits of plants and internal physiological processes.
4 Targeted and professional. It can solve problems that are difficult to solve by other means, such as forming seedless fruits, controlling windy winds, controlling plant type, promoting rooting of cuttings, ripening and coloring of fruits, inhibiting growth of axillary buds, and promoting cotton leaf detachment.
5 The use effect of plant growth regulators is affected by many factors, and it is difficult to achieve the best. The climatic conditions, the time of application, the amount of drug used, the method of application, the site of application, and the absorption, operation, integration and metabolism of the crop itself will affect its effects.
A. Strengthen fertilizer and water management.
1. Reasonable fertilization. Mainly based on organic fertilizer, supplemented by chemical fertilizer; heavy application of base fertilizer, appropriate amount of topdressing; focus on the application of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium fertilizer and the use of micro-fertilizer; no fruit-sensitive fertilizer, regulate growth.
2. Scientific management of water. The period of maintaining the fruit and improving the fruit setting rate is when the water demand of the fruit tree is high. If the soil is short of water, it should be watered in time, and combined with fertilization. Do not pour water at noon on hot days, and should be done in the evening or in the morning.
B. Strengthen tree management.
1. Thinning flowers and thin fruit. Fruit trees with too much flower and fruit are thinned and thinned, and the amount of flowers and fruits should be determined according to the specific tree potential, and the fruits, deformed fruits and overly dense fruits should be removed.
2. Pressure control summer shoots. The fruit can be used to control the rapid growth of summer shoots by water spray or adopting new shoots to promote reproductive growth and increase production and income.
3. Reasonable pruning. Pruning can reduce shading and enhance photosynthesis. It is usually combined after fruit picking or thinning and thinning, cutting off weak branches, dead branches, cross branches, diseased branches, short and strong branches to reach expanded fruits. the goal of.
C. Strengthen pest control.
1. Seize the prevention period. According to the law of occurrence and development of pests and diseases, seize the timely use of drugs in key periods of prevention and control to reduce pests and diseases.
2. Rational use of pesticides. The first is to choose low-toxic and high-efficiency pollution-free pesticides; the second is to prepare the concentration according to the instructions for pesticide use, and the concentration should not be too large; the third is to pay attention to the prevention and treatment methods, and the insecticide should not be applied during the flowering period, and the spraying should not be carried out in rainy or high temperature. Fruit tree sensitive pesticides.
The Western Tarnished Plant Bug (Lygus hesperus) is a highly mobile, piercing-sucking insect that poses significant threats to high-value crops across the western regions of North America. Characterized by its variable color—ranging from yellow-green to bronze—and a distinct triangular mark on its back, this pest affects a broad range of host crops, including lettuce, celery, strawberries, and cotton.
Both adults and nymphs feed by puncturing plant tissues, causing internal cellular damage. These injuries develop into necrotic lesions, leaf deformations, and marketability loss in leafy vegetables. In sensitive crops, even low population thresholds can result in serious economic losses.
Early signs of infestation often go unnoticed until symptoms become irreversible. Feeding activity by nymphs and adults disrupts cell division, resulting in:
Sunken lesions and calluses on leaf surfaces
Midrib deformation or pits from egg-laying
Stunted growth and chlorosis in leafy crops
Degraded visual quality in harvested produce
Because Lygus bugs are cryptic and their activity fluctuates with temperature and wind conditions, field scouting remains essential, especially during dry-down periods when they migrate from weeds into cultivated fields.
Weed Management: Eliminate surrounding vegetation to reduce early-season infestations.
Habitat Disruption: Time cultivation practices to limit egg-laying opportunities in midribs.
Natural Enemies:
Anaphes iole (egg parasitoid)
Peristenus relictus (nymphal parasitoid)
Generalist predators: big-eyed bugs (Geocoris spp.), pirate bugs (Orius spp.), and spiders
Entomopathogenic Fungi:
Beauveria bassiana and Isaria fumosorosea are effective against nymphs and adults, and compatible with organic farming systems.
Chemical control remains critical during peak infestation periods, particularly for export-grade crops. When selecting active ingredients, it is essential to consider efficacy, pest resistance, environmental impact, and compatibility with beneficial organisms.
Lambda-Cyhalothrin and Permethrin
Provide fast knockdown and residual control. Suitable for emergency use where rapid reduction of adult populations is required. Best applied in early morning or late evening to minimize harm to pollinators.
Methomyl
Offers broad-spectrum control including caterpillars, but is highly disruptive to natural enemies. Should only be used when dual-target control is necessary.
Malathion
Moderate residual activity. Effective in warm, calm conditions. Must be rotated with other modes of action to prevent resistance buildup.
Azadirachtin (Neem-based)
Ideal for nymph management. Offers ovicidal and anti-feedant properties. Suitable for organic and IPM systems.
Beauveria bassiana and Isaria fumosorosea
Provide slower, residual suppression but are valuable in IPM systems where chemical rotation and natural enemy conservation are critical.
Conduct sweep net scouting during calm, moderate weather to detect adult activity.
Avoid applying insecticides during mid-day heat or wind to reduce drift and improve uptake.
Rotate modes of action per IRAC guidelines to delay resistance development. Limit the use of Group 1 and Group 3A products to no more than twice per season.
Managing Lygus hesperus in commercial crop systems requires a multifaceted strategy. Cultural exclusion, enhanced biological control, and the precise application of compatible active ingredients can together suppress populations while preserving yield quality and environmental health.
For B2B clients seeking professional support, we offer a portfolio of formulated insecticides based on:
Lambda-Cyhalothrin
Azadirachtin
Beauveria bassiana
Isaria fumosorosea
These actives are available in various formulations suited for leafy vegetables, seed crops, and horticultural settings. Contact us for label guidance, compatibility checks, and application support tailored to your regional requirements.