Yonghuaguo

Regulates Flowering Mechanisms

• Promotes floral bud differentiation

• Stimulates signaling pathways to activate deep-level flowering factors

• Achieves effective flower induction

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Prevents Flower and Fruit Drop

• Strengthens pedicel (fruit stem) flexibility and toughness

• Reduces flower drop

• Minimizes premature fruit drop

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Enhances Fruit Development

• Prevents fruit cracking

• Promotes fruit expansion

• Improves fruit set rate

• Enhances fruit quality

• Strengthens plant cell differentiation and immune functions

• Adapted from pharmaceutical and nutraceutical technologies; made from organic, circular-use materials

• Non-traditional sources: enzymatically hydrolyzed feather meal and fish scales

• Low molecular weight for rapid absorption and utilization by crops

• Rich in over a dozen functional peptides and premium L-form amino acids

• Contains β-glucan, trace elements, B-complex vitamins, and RNA

• Activates beneficial soil microorganisms, releasing nutrients and improving nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium availability

Breaks through cell walls and membrane barriers to extract active compounds directly from deep within the cell nucleus.
Through multi-stage fermentation and molecular bond cleavage, it releases deeply bound organic nutrients.
Specific functional micro-molecular fragments are then isolated and refined for targeted efficacy.

Application Dilution Rates

(Apply every 7–14 days; frequency may be adjusted according to crop condition)

Field Crops & Root Vegetables

• Root Drench: 1:300–1:500 dilution

• Foliar Spray: 1:500–1:1000 dilution

Leafy Vegetables, Legumes, Melons, Solanaceous Crops

• Root Drench: 1:300–1:500 dilution

• Foliar Spray: 1:500–1:1000 dilution

Flowers & Ornamental Plants

• Root Drench: 1:500–1:1000 dilution

• Foliar Spray: 1:1000–1:2000 dilution

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Application Timing

(May be adjusted based on individual fertilization management practices)

• Apply 2–4 foliar sprays before flowering

• Continue application from early fruit set to mid-fruit development stages

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Precautions

1. Dilution rates are for reference and may be adjusted accordingly:

   • Use more diluted solution for smaller or thinner leaves (especially at the seedling stage)

   • When mixing with multiple products, reduce the concentration appropriately

   • If using a stronger concentration, conduct a small-scale trial and observe the plant’s leaf and root condition for 3 days

2. Supplemental fertilization is still required; do not rely solely on this product

3. Test compatibility before mixing with pesticides

4. Not for use on edible parts of food crops