Product Type
Plant growth regulator
GIB PLUS
Plant growth regulator with gibberellins, nitrogen, potassium, zinc and fulvic acids for crop development, flowering and vegetative growth.
GIB PLUS is a plant growth regulator formulated with gibberellins and enriched with nitrogen, potassium, zinc and fulvic acids.
The datasheet describes rapid activation of axillary-bud growth, support during early environmental stress and effects on water mobility, infiltration and soil aggregation associated with the formulation.
Technical Profile
Key product information at a glance.
Formulation
Hormonal product
Key Composition
Gibberellins 3% · Total N 23% · Water-soluble K2O 12% · Zn 10% · Fulvic acids 1.5%
Application
Soil · Foliar
Available Pack Sizes
0.5 L · 1 L · 5 L · 10 L · 20 L
Composition and guaranteed analysis
| Composition | % w/w |
|---|---|
| Gibberellins | 3.00 |
| Total Nitrogen (N) | 23.00 |
| Potassium (K2O), water soluble | 12.00 |
| Zinc (Zn) | 10.00 |
| Fulvic Acids | 1.50 |
Key benefits and agronomic effects
- Increases the number of fruits, color and size.
- Accelerates the sprouting of vegetative buds.
- Stimulates flowering.
- Favours internode growth.
- High content of gibberellins.
- Synergistic action of fulvic acids and zinc.
How it works / Technical advantages
The datasheet describes surfactant ingredients that improve water dispersion, mobility and infiltration. It also states that the fulvic acids promote soil aggregate formation and porous spaces, supporting water and nutrient availability.
Application rates and timing
Application Guidance: Follow the crop-specific rates and stages in the datasheet. GIB PLUS is identified for soil and foliar use.
Other applications
| Crops | Timing | Dose | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alfalfa | After each cut when regrowth appears. | 500 g-1 kg/ha | |
| Bean, chickpea and soy | At full bloom and the beginning of pod growth. | 500 g-1 kg/ha | |
| Celery | Four weeks before harvest to increase petiole length. | 500 g-1 kg/ha | |
| Citrus | At the beginning of flowering; repeat 2-3 times at 3-week intervals. | 3-4 kg/ha per 1000 L water | |
| Cotton | During the bloom stage. | 500 g-1 kg/ha | |
| Cucurbits (watermelon, melon, cucumber and pumpkin) | At the beginning of fruiting; repeat every 8 days. | 500 g-1 kg/ha | |
| Maize and sorghum | At the stage of 4-6 developed leaves. | 500 g-1 kg/ha | |
| Potatoes | At sowing; sprinkle the tuber or apply as an immersion treatment. | 1-2 kg/ha per 1000 L water; 200 g/100 L water (4 ppm gibberellins) | |
| Strawberries | At the beginning of flowering; repeat at 21-day intervals. | 1-2 kg/ha | |
| Sugar cane | At the time of stem elongation. | 1 kg/ha | |
| Tomatoes | In the third and fourth week after transplanting; repeat at the beginning of fruit development. | 500 g-1 kg/ha | |
| Seedless grape varieties Thompson Seedless and Perlette | At the flower-thinning stage and for bunch elongation. | 250-500 g/100 L water; 1 kg/100 L water; 500 g-2 kg/100 L water | Multiple rates are printed in the source table for these stages. |
| Walnut tree | Apply to green tips, then 8, 15 and 21 days later. Production trees: 4 applications; developing trees: first 3 applications. | 200; 500; 300; 400 g/100 L water | Rates are listed in sequence in the datasheet. |
Additional technical information
Frequently asked questions
What is GIB PLUS?
GIB PLUS is a plant growth regulator containing gibberellins together with nitrogen, potassium, zinc and fulvic acids.
What application methods are listed for GIB PLUS?
The datasheet identifies soil and foliar use.
When is GIB PLUS used in strawberries?
Apply at the beginning of flowering and repeat at 21-day intervals at the documented rate of 1-2 kg/ha.
What does the datasheet highlight about fulvic acids?
It states that they promote soil aggregate formation and support water and nutrient availability.
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