Use of biostimulants in plants

Biostimulants are substances that act directly on the metabolism of plants, promoting their development and fruiting, facilitating the assimilation of carbohydrates in fruits and tubers, activating the formation of the root system, etc.

Its mode of action is to stimulate natural processes in plants that influence the different mechanisms related to, among others, the more efficient use of nutrients, increased productivity, increased resistance to adverse phenomena, both of biotic origin (pests, diseases caused by microorganisms) and abiotic (stress due to the effect of ambient temperature, water stress). In short, generating an increase in productivity and crop yields.

There are several types of biosimulants, which do not always have to be formulated with nutritional substances, such as seaweed extracts, amino acids, vitamin compounds… In this sense, José Morera S.L. has a wide portfolio of products such as Algae Complet, based on Ascophyllum nodosum algae extract; Beneactiv, based on amino acids and vitamin derivatives; Sintex foliar and Sintex forte, based on amino acids that stimulate different metabolic pathways in plants; Radical, formulated with ingredients that facilitate the synthesis of natural hormones; Blaster, based on substances that stimulate the synthesis of phytoalexins, etc.

In the José Morera, S.L catalog there is a wide range of biostimulant products aimed at influencing the different metabolic processes of plants linked to development, production and improvement of productive quality, that is, products developed to increase profit net and profits from our crops.