When to Use Aminoacid for Maximum Benefit?
Q: When should amino acids not be used?
A: When the crop has thick stems, large leaves, and is growing exceptionally vigorously.
Q: Why?
A: When the weather is good, fertilizer is plentiful, the crop itself is growing vigorously, and nutrient supply is sufficient, using amino acids would be a waste.
Q: When should amino acids fertilizer be used for plants？
A：
1.1 Before and after rainy days: Insufficient sunlight easily leads to yellowing and weak growth. Aminoacid can promote the greening of yellow leaves and improve photosynthetic efficiency. This allows the crop to synthesize more nutrients with less sugar.
1.2 When flowers are weak or few/growth is weak: Aminoacid can quickly replenish nutrients, promote strong flowering, promote stem and leaf growth, promote fruit enlargement, and prevent flower and fruit drop and small fruit.
1.3 When temperatures are high and leaves are particularly yellow: Aminoacid can quickly replenish nutrients, reduce yellowing caused by high temperatures, and help the crop recover its growth.
1.4 Seedling Stage – When seedlings are thin, weak, or yellowing: It can quickly replenish nutrients, improve seedling growth, and rejuvenate seedlings.
1.5 After crops suffer from pesticide or fertilizer damage: It can quickly replenish nutrients to crops, help them recover their growth, and alleviate the damage caused by pesticides and fertilizers.
Summary: When to Use Amino Acids for Maximum Benefit？
Aminoacids can be used during periods of high or low temperature, insufficient sunlight, and when crops are weak.
What are the best amino acids for plants?
Purchase Guidelines: Two Key Points
First, prioritize high content;
The higher the content, the more obvious the effect. For example, our 80% hydrolysis of amino acids contain 80% total aminoacid and over 75% free amino acids.
Second, choose enzymatic hydrolysis whenever possible.
As it usually does not contain chloride ions, making it safer and preventing burns to seedlings and leaves. For example, our 80% enzymatically hydrolyzed amino acids contain 80% aminoacids content and approximately 16% nitrogen content; in addition, our 50% liquid amino acids is also very popular and has been verified in millions of agricultural bases.
The raw materials for these products are all selected from high-quality soybean meal and wheat bran. It has a fragrant aroma of fermented oil residue. It can be mixed with conventional pesticides and fertilizers. The relatively high content of glutamic acid, glycine, and proline helps promote flowering, strengthen flowers, and stabilize fruit under adverse conditions. It is especially effective when used on crops with yellowing leaves, small leaves, or poor growth, helping to turn yellow leaves green and improve overall growth.
How to Apply Amino Acids for Best Results
Knowing when to use amino acids is only half the equation. To unlock their full potential, application method and timing matter just as much.
Foliar Spray (Most Effective for Rapid Recovery)
Mix amino acids with water at recommended rates (e.g., 500–800x dilution for high-content powder). Spray evenly on both sides of leaves, preferably in the early morning or late afternoon. Avoid spraying under scorching midday sun, as rapid evaporation reduces absorption. For best results, apply every 7–14 days during stress periods or weak growth stages.
Drip Irrigation or Soil Drench
This method is ideal for improving root development and overall plant vigor. Use a lower concentration (e.g., 1–2 kg per acre) and apply during active root growth. Combining amino acids with humic acid or seaweed extract can further enhance soil health and nutrient uptake.
Compatibility Tips
Our enzymatically hydrolyzed amino acids are highly compatible with most water-soluble fertilizers and common pesticides (except strong alkalis). Always do a jar test first when mixing multiple products.
