Snxijv Tib Plant Growth Regulator 3-indolebutyric Acid (iba) Indole Butyric Acid 98% Auxin Root Growth Hormone

DescriptionOther Names : 3Origin : Mainland ChinaOther Names : 3-Indolebutyric AcidOrigin : Mainland China,Mainland Chinamodname=ckeditorIBA 3 Auxin | Indole Butyric Acid | Plant HormoneIBA 3 Auxin | Indole Butyric Acid | Plant HormoneRooting HormoneIBA-K100 Grams98% PureIBA potassium saltWater solubleIndole Butyric Acid can induce cell elongation and cell division with all subsequent results for plant growth and development.IBA Auxin serves as signaling molecules necessary for development of plant organs and coordination of growth.IBA plays a key role in both root and shoot development.Auxin also induces sugar and mineral accumulation at the site of applicationAuxin induces the formation and organization of xylem and phloem. When the plant is injured, the auxin can induce the cell differentiation and regeneration of the vascular tissuesIBA-K is a water soluble plant hormone found in most Hydro Store Rooting products.IBA is the secret ingredient in many commercial horticultural rooting products like Roots Excelurator, Rhizotonic, Olivias,Clonex cloning products.Just to name a few.NAA and IBA are more stable than IAA, and that's why IBA and NAA are the most common active ingredients in most commercially available rooting hormone products on the market today.IBA-K also plays many key roles in plant growth and flower production too.IBA-K Can be used as a foliar spray, root drench. In soil, coco, hydroponics etc..IBA is naturally occurring, although for commercial applications its synthetically produced.IBA is a plant growth regulator (PGR)Used to promote and accelerate root formation of plant cuttings and to reduce the effects of transplant shock.Indole Butyric Acid is a plant hormone used to promote the formation of roots in plants and to generate new roots in the cloning of plants through cuttings. IBA is a plant hormone in the auxin family and is an ingredient in many commercial plant rooting horticultural product.All plants regulate their growth, development, and behavior by Plant Growth Regulator (PGR) Hormones, which in most cases move through the plant from one part to another. Fertilizer provides fuel for plants to grow, but doesn't force them to do so. Hormonal signaling dictates the the plant to do so, and the fertilizer is like the 'gasoline' fuel (energy) to carry out such signaling.Think of it as fertilizer is the fuel, where hormones are the gas pedal (or brake pedal) of various plant growth characteristics. By treating plants with PGR's you can not only alter the ways they grow, you can boost their growth at the same time. The reason is because it requires plant energy to synthecize these signaling phytohormone chemicals. This requires energies that during treatment spares the plants from needing to 'waste', meaning more of the energies the plants have access to are spent on the actual growth that the PGR's are signalling the plants to do.