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There is a difference in the use of brassinolide and aminoethyl ester when wheat is sprayed in spring. How do farmers choose?

At present, many people like to use the so-called "set meal" for the treatment of wheat turning green, because it includes bactericidal pesticides, foliar fertilizers and plant growth regulators, which is more comprehensive. I also said in my article how to choose herbicides and pesticides. A friend asked me how to choose growth regulators. I'll tell you how to choose a growth regulator and do as I say, and the effect is good.

Friends who have used the so-called "set meal" now know that it includes pest control, strengthening seedlings and increasing production. Among them, the growth regulator plays a great role (just listen to the name, it has a regulatory role). It can not only make wheat absorb nutrients or fungicides better, so as to achieve better results, but also make wheat grow stronger.

when it comes to growth regulators, there are generally three kinds of growth regulators: brassinolide, aminoethyl ester and sodium nitrophenolate. So which one is better? In fact, this is also related to factors such as temperature. For example, if the temperature is above 1℃ when spraying, it is recommended to choose brassinolide, and if the temperature is below 1℃, it is recommended to choose aminoethyl ester. Because brassin is above 1℃, the effect is better, and the amino ester can be well absorbed at low temperature, so the temperature is lower than 1℃ when spraying.

What's the difference between brassin and aminoethyl ester? In fact, the functions of the two are similar, the biggest difference is that brassinolide is more focused on improving the stress resistance of crops, such as improving the freezing and drought resistance of crops, while amino ester is more focused on alleviating phytotoxicity. However, the two are similar in promoting growth, and there is not much difference. In addition, if the yellow leaf phenomenon of wheat is purely caused by low fertilization, it is suggested to use sodium nitrophenolate regulator here, and the effect will be better.

Speaking of this, we should know how to choose the growth regulator in the "package" of wheat greening. Growth regulators play a very important role, which can't be ignored when spraying drugs. How to choose them? I made it very clear above, so everyone must choose the right growth regulator for spraying according to the specific situation, and do as I say, and choose the right one is the best.