1.Breaks seed dormancy and promotes germination.

　　2.Stimulates leaf and stem growth.

　　3.Ensures flower and fruit retention or seedless fruit formation.

　　4.Delays aging and preserves freshness.

　　5.Increases seed production.

　　6.Promotes bolting and flowering.

　　7.Acts as an antagonist to inhibitors.
 

　　
　　1.Choose appropriate concentrations according to different varieties.

　　Gibberellic acid cannot replace fertilizer.

　　2.Can be mixed with acidic or neutral fertilizers and pesticides, but not with alkaline substances.