Plant Growth Regulators

Plant Growth Regulators

Controlled Growth: PGRs help regulate the growth of plants, ensuring a more controlled and uniform development.

Enhanced Root Growth: PGRs promote root development, resulting in a healthier root system. Stronger roots allow turf to better withstand environmental stresses like drought and heat, leading to improved overall health and resilience.

Improved Stress Tolerance: PGRs can enhance a plant's ability to tolerate various stresses, such as drought, heat, cold, and disease. 

Increased Tillering: PGRs encourage more tillering (side shoots) leading to a denser and more compact growth habit. 

 Reduced Water Requirements: Regulating the growth of the plant helps it maintain adequate water uptake without undergoing excessive water loss through transpiration.

Improved Water Use Efficiency: PGRs also enhance the plant's water use efficiency, allowing it to make the most out of limited water resources available during drought conditions. 

Deep Root Growth: PGRs stimulate the development of deeper and more extensive root systems. Deeper roots can access water from lower soil layers that retain moisture during drought, increasing the plant's access to water