Glycine Betaine, protect plants from abiotic stress like drought, heat, cold, and salt

Glycine Betaine is an osmo-protective agent intended for use in home garden, greenhouse and field. It is a natural compound that functions to protect plants from abiotic stress. Conditions like drought, heat, cold, and salt stress cause dehydration and can have a severe impact on crop yield. Osmo-protectants combat these debilitating conditions and improve plant growth and survival. By altering cellular structures and membrane composition they allow plants to adapt to water deficiencies. Studies show that exogenous glycine betaine can be taken up by plant roots and accumulate in leaves, offering normally fragile plants the same protection as those resilient varieties. Glycine betaine dissolved powder that can be applied to foliage or soil to combat dehydration and prevent crop loss.

 Uses & Benefits:

1) Protect against abiotic stress and improve plant yield and survival:

Crop
Application  Rate （kg/ha）
Timing/Frequency
Carrot
2
Single application during vegetative development
Citrus
3-5
Single application at beginning of flowering
Cucumber
2
Apply during flowering at 3week intervals
Eggplant
3
Single application at mid-flowering stage
Melon
2
Single application at early to full flowering OR 1st application at beginning of flowering and 2nd application 3 weeks later
Squash


Fruit Trees (Apple,Pear）
5-7
Single application at mid flowering stage
Potato
2
Single application at tuber initiation
Process Tomato
2
Single application at early to full flowering
Table Tomato
2-3
2-3 application every 3 weeks,commencing at onset of full flowering
Peppers
2-4
Single application at mid flowering stage
Table and Wine Grapes
2-4
1st application onset of ripening,2nd 2 weeks later
Turf
2-4
Apply at beginning of winter and again at beginning of summer
Wheat,Barley,Oat
1-3
Single application at 3-5 leaf stage
Peas and Beans
1-2
Single application at onset of flowering
Corn
1-2
Single application at 8-12 leaf stage
Leafy Salads
1-2
Single application at 6-8 leaf stage
Crop
Application  rate
Timing/Frequency
Hydroponics and Cannabis
1-2g/L(1 tsp/100L)
Apply to roots weekly through grow and bloom,beginning at transplant
Soil and Compost
5ml/100L
Spray with 5 ml/100L of soil and mix thoroughly


2)Protect against abiotic stress,improve plant yield and survival,and reduce cherry cracking:
Crop
Application  Rate （kg/ha）
Timing/Frequency
Cherry
3.5-5
1st application when cherries are early straw colour;2nd  application 10-14 days later





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