Gibberellic Acid

GA3, or gibberellic acid, is a hormone found in plants and fungi. It is a white to pale-yellow solid when refined. Plants create a lot of GA3 in their natural condition. Microorganisms can be used to generate hormones on a large scale.

Molecular Formulae- C19H22O6

ADVANTAGES AND USES

• It is used as a plant growth regulator to increase cell division and elongation in leaves and stems.
• They can activate mitotic division in some plants' leaves, and boost seed germination rates.
• Gibberellic acid is occasionally used in laboratories and greenhouses to stimulate germination in seeds that would otherwise remain dormant.
• It is also commonly utilised as a hormone in the grape-growing business to stimulate the formation of larger bunches and larger grapes.
• In the cherry industry, it is also utilised as a growth regulator.
• GA3 is commonly employed in the malting of barley. It promotes development in normally dormant kernels, resulting in a uniform and quick growth.

HOW IT WORKS

• It works by providing essential hormones to the plants that help in boosting crop production. 
• Gibberellic acid works by promoting cell growth, production of buds, and faster growth of flowers and fruits.

TIME OF APPLICATION

• It can be used all around the year.
• It can be used once a month since it is not taken up by the plants and will remain in the soil for a long time. 

RECOMMENDED USAGE- 

• It is recommended that it be used in concentrations between 0.01 and 10 mg/L.

HOW TO USE

• Our gibberellic acid after mixing with ethanol should be added to a sprayer or mixing tank that is already filled with fresh water.
• Spray directly on the soil or near the plant roots.