We use this on fall planted artichokes that overwinter for spring harvest in Texas. Treat at 5 leaf and 7 leaf stages. We see almost overnight growth improvement. The treated field has overall yield increase and earliness of harvest. With this non-uniform plant and growth it also helps to make the harvest more uniform. Just an fyi.
Great video! What's your advice on using it for grape seed germination? Cornell studies have shown it helps but advice seems split as to whether it makes a big enough difference to warrant using.
GA3 was discovered in a fungus. There are a dozen other gibberellins on the books, but only GA3 4 and 7 seem to be manufactured, a combo of 4 and 7 is popular for trees.
Okay I'm just learning about this type of acid because I found out at Lowe's all the flowering plants come with flowers on them and two it wears off but you're letting people believe they can take a short variety of corn and make it grow 12 ft high that is not the case and I know you didn't mean it like that but somebody that didn't know like I did back in the seventies my neighbors corn was 12 feet high mine was five feet high and couldn't figure out why I was doing wrong till somebody told me I had the wrong variety of corn
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Amazing and very useful video....thank you a lot, AgPhD Team....
We use this on fall planted artichokes that overwinter for spring harvest in Texas. Treat at 5 leaf and 7 leaf stages. We see almost overnight growth improvement. The treated field has overall yield increase and earliness of harvest. With this non-uniform plant and growth it also helps to make the harvest more uniform. Just an fyi.
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GA3 can be used to cause bolting in may plants, likewise gibberellin inhibitors can prevent or delay bolting.
Great video!
What's your advice on using it for grape seed germination? Cornell studies have shown it helps but advice seems split as to whether it makes a big enough difference to warrant using.
Brian and Darren addressed your question on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/08-07-20-farmer-friday#t=25:30
gibberellic acid for plants #shorts #farmer
GA3 was discovered in a fungus. There are a dozen other gibberellins on the books, but only GA3 4 and 7 seem to be manufactured, a combo of 4 and 7 is popular for trees.
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Sir please you have to furnish best GA product...
How does this affect the yield of maize? Will the maize crop yield less or more by its use?
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Is this good apply at rice . what is the benefits in using this? How many kilos gibberellin will apply in 1 hectares?
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can you tell me something about Cytoklinin, how it is best used and how it dissolves?
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Can we use GA to sugarcane crop
Hi.. will GA3 work for root crops (bigger roots) as well?
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Okay I'm just learning about this type of acid because I found out at Lowe's all the flowering plants come with flowers on them and two it wears off but you're letting people believe they can take a short variety of corn and make it grow 12 ft high that is not the case and I know you didn't mean it like that but somebody that didn't know like I did back in the seventies my neighbors corn was 12 feet high mine was five feet high and couldn't figure out why I was doing wrong till somebody told me I had the wrong variety of corn
Brian and Darren addressed your comments on Ag PhD Radio: soundcloud.com/agphd/04-13-21-fertilizing-wheat#t=3:46