Amino Acids Root Stimulator

Root stimulator: Amino acids as a stimulator of plant roots

Our liquid amino acids and/or amino acids in powder form promote good development and growth of the plant root. They also ensure a better and healthier root system in the plant.

Amino acids root stimulator in plant stress

Amino acids promote a faster recovery of plants after stressful situations such as drought, wind, or overly wet soil conditions. Also, applying fertilizers or treating field crops with crop protection agents can cause stress in plants. Even during these foliar or soil applications, you can easily mix our amino acids into your supplements and deliver them.

What exactly do amino acids do as a root stimulator in a plant?

The functioning of amino acids as root stimulator is a very complex and extensive story, and the exact answer to this question can be found in various thick books on biochemistry. We will try to describe it simply.

In living organisms (including plants), the 20 standard N-containing amino acids are used to build proteins (and other biomolecules) and can be oxidized to produce energy-rich compounds. In fact, life would not be possible without proteins, so amino acids. They play a role in all life processes related to maintenance, growth, vitality, and reproduction.

For plants (plant roots), it is no different than described above. A plant that is well supplied with amino acids alongside basic nutrients and water will be vital, grow strongly, have a healthy green color, produce more flowers, be more resistant to diseases and stress, and therefore produce more and better.

Since all 20 N-containing amino acids are involved in many essential processes, which are often dependent on each other, it is important that the plant has access to all 20 N-containing amino acids. A deficiency in one or a few amino acids can already limit a chain of processes, just like a chain can break at the weakest link.