Formulated Plant Growth Regulator

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Sudarshan Organics offers the best quality of formulated Vegetable Plant Growth Regulator called as SudaVeg.

SudaVeg is a high Performance Liquid With 100 

Ml/Acre Dose For Growth, Flowering, Fruit 

Setting. Controls Flower Dropping And 

Premature Fruit Ageing)

Vegetable Plant Growth Regulators (PGRs) are chemicals used to influence plant physiological processes, aiding in growth, flowering, fruiting, or stress tolerance. They can be natural (derived from plant hormones) or synthetic. Below are the primary types of PGRs and their uses in vegetable farming
Role: Promote cell elongation, root development, and fruit setting.Uses in Vegetables:Encouraging rooting in cuttings (e.g., tomato, pepper).

1. • • Inducing parthenocarpy (seedless fruit) in cucumbers and tomatoes.

2.  

   • Role: Stimulate stem elongation, seed germination, and flowering.
   • Uses in Vegetables:
     • Improving fruit size in cucumbers and melons.
     • Breaking dormancy in tubers like potatoes.
3. • Role: Promote cell division and delay leaf senescence.
   • Examples:
     • Kinetin
     • Benzylaminopurine (BAP)
   • Uses in Vegetables:
     • Enhancing shoot growth in leafy vegetables.
     • Delaying yellowing in stored cabbage and lettuce.
4. • Role: Stimulates fruit ripening and leaf drop (abscission).
   • Examples:
     • Ethephon (releases ethylene gas in plants)
   • Uses in Vegetables:
     • Uniform ripening in tomatoes and peppers.
     • Promoting flower induction in cucumbers.
5. • Role: Induces stomatal closure, seed dormancy, and stress tolerance.
   • Uses in Vegetables:
     • Enhancing drought resistance.
     • Managing pre-harvest sprouting in carrots and onions.Role: Enhance overall growth and stress tolerance.
6. • Uses in Vegetables:
     • Improving stress resistance in crops like tomatoes and peppers.
     • Stimulating seed germination and fruit development.

• Improving Yield: Enhancing flowering and fruit set in tomatoes, cucumbers, and melons.
• Stress Management: Increasing tolerance to drought, salinity, or heat stress.
• Growth Regulation: Controlling plant height or promoting branching in crops like beans.
• Post-Harvest: Extending shelf life by delaying senescence in leafy greens.

• Dosage: Always adhere to the manufacturer's recommended rates to avoid phytotoxicity.
• Timing: Apply at the correct growth stage for maximum effectiveness.
• Compatibility: Check for compatibility with fertilizers and pesticides.
• Organic Certification: Ensure compliance if used in organic farming systems.

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SudaCane is a Specially Formulated Pgr For 

 Sugarcane To Increase Rooting, Shooting And 

Tillering Of The Crop. Can Be Used In Foliar Ans 

Wel As Soil Application

Plant Growth Promoters for Sugarcane are specialized products designed to enhance the growth, yield, and sugar content of the crop. These can include hormonal products, biofertilizers, or nutrient-based biostimulants.

• Function: Stimulates cell elongation and division, resulting in increased internode length and higher biomass.
• Application:
  • Foliar spray during early vegetative and formative stages.
  • Typical concentration: 40–60 ppm.
• Effect: Promotes taller canes, uniform growth, and better yield.

• Function: Provide natural hormones like cytokinins and auxins, along with essential micronutrients.
• Application:
  • Foliar spray or soil drenching.
  • Apply at 3–5 liters per hectare.
• Effect: Improves germination, stress tolerance, and enhances sugar recovery.

• Function: Fix atmospheric nitrogen and stimulate root development.
• Application:
  • Seed sett treatment before planting.
  • Soil application during early growth stages.
• Effect: Enhances root mass, promotes better nutrient absorption, and reduces dependency on chemical nitrogen fertilizers.

• Function: Acts as a ripener by releasing ethylene, which promotes sugar accumulation in the juice.
• Application:
  • Spray 3–6 weeks before harvest.
  • Typical dose: 200–400 ppm.
• Effect: Increases sucrose content and improves cane maturity.

• Function: Enhance photosynthesis, stress resistance, and overall growth.
• Application:
  • Foliar application during vegetative growth.
  • Use at concentrations of 0.01–0.1 ppm.
• Effect: Boosts growth in adverse conditions like drought and salinity.

• Function: Improves soil health and enhances nutrient availability.
• Application:
  • Soil application at 2–5 kg per hectare.
  • Combine with irrigation water.
• Effect: Encourages better root development and increases nutrient uptake.

• Function: Converts unavailable forms of phosphorus into plant-usable forms.
• Application:
  • Sett treatment or soil application with compost.
• Effect: Promotes root growth and increases phosphorus availability.

• Function: Supply essential nutrients like zinc, boron, and manganese, which improve metabolic activities.
• Application:
  • Foliar spray at critical growth stages.
  • Typical dose: 1–2 kg per hectare.
• Effect: Corrects deficiencies and enhances yield.

• Function: Provide a balanced mix of nutrients and growth stimulants.
• Effect: Increases cane health and reduces environmental impact.

1. Before Planting:
   • Sett treatment with biofertilizers and auxin-based products for better germination.
2. Early Growth Stage:
   • Apply gibberellic acid, seaweed extracts, or humic acid for robust growth.
3. Mid-Growth Stage:
   • Use brassinosteroids or micronutrients to enhance cane development.
4. Pre-Harvest Stage:
   • Apply ethephon or similar ripeners to maximize sucrose accumulation.

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1. Timing: Apply PGRs during the early vegetative stage when axillary buds are actively developing.
2. Concentration: Follow recommended dosages to avoid over-application, which can lead to excessive vegetative growth or phytotoxicity.
3. Nutrient Support: Combine PGR applications with proper nitrogen fertilization to maximize tillering potential.
4. Irrigation: Ensure adequate water supply to support active growth during tillering.

• Cereals: Rice, wheat, barley, and maize.
• Grasses: Sugarcane, sorghum, and forage grasses.
• Ornamentals: Turfgrass and certain flowering plants.

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