Plant Growth Regulator Manufacturer and Export Supplier

POMAIS supplies plant growth regulator formulations for agrochemical importers, distributors, registration companies, agricultural brands, and private-label projects in international markets.

Our portfolio covers products for rooting and propagation, vegetative growth control, flowering and fruit development, ripening and harvest management, and selected dormancy or post-harvest programs.

We support commercial projects with formulation selection, private-label packaging, multilingual labels, technical documentation, quality control, and export preparation according to the confirmed product specification and destination market.

Search Our Plant Growth Regulator Portfolio

Search by active ingredient, concentration, formulation, or product name to find plant growth regulator products in the POMAIS portfolio. If the exact specification you need is not listed, send us the target active ingredient, formulation, required quantity, and destination market for an availability review.

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Browse Plant Growth Regulators by Growth Direction

Plant growth regulators should be selected according to the crop, growth stage, physiological objective, active ingredient, and approved local use.

Rooting and Propagation

Products positioned for rooting, transplant establishment, cutting propagation, or related root-development programs where locally registered.

Vegetative Growth Control

Plant growth regulators used in programs involving shoot elongation, plant height, canopy structure, or vegetative growth management.

Flowering and Fruit Development

Products used in registered programs involving flowering, fruit set, fruit development, or fruit-sizing management.

Ripening and Harvest Management

Plant growth regulators positioned for ripening, coloring, maturation, harvest timing, or related crop-management programs.

Dormancy and Post-Harvest Management

Selected products used for sprout control, dormancy management, post-harvest physiological regulation, or related applications.

Defoliation and Harvest Preparation

Products positioned for crop defoliation or harvest preparation where specifically registered.

Plant Growth Regulator Products

Browse available plant growth regulators by active ingredient, concentration, formulation, and commercial specification. Product availability, crop scope, growth-stage use, application method, packaging options, and technical documentation vary according to the selected product and destination market.

Plant Growth Regulator Formulations

Plant growth regulators are available in different formulation types according to active ingredient properties, stability requirements, application method, packaging, and market preference.

Formulation Commercial Direction
SL Soluble liquid formulations
SP Soluble powder products
WP Wettable powder formulations
SC Suspension concentrate products
EC Emulsifiable concentrate formulations
WDG / WG Water-dispersible granular products
GR Granular formulations for selected applications

The appropriate formulation should be selected according to active ingredient properties, formulation stability, crop-use direction, application system, packaging requirements, and local registration.

How to Select a Plant Growth Regulator

Selecting a plant growth regulator starts with the crop-management objective rather than the product name alone.

1. Confirm the Target Crop

Identify the crop or commercial production system for which the product is required.

2. Define the Growth Stage

Determine whether the treatment is intended for propagation, vegetative growth, flowering, fruit development, ripening, harvest, or post-harvest management.

3. Define the Physiological Objective

Clarify the required growth-regulation direction before selecting the active ingredient.

4. Select the Active Ingredient

Compare active ingredients according to the intended crop, stage, registered use, and technical characteristics.

5. Confirm Concentration and Formulation

Review the commercial specification, application method, formulation stability, and packaging requirements.

6. Check Registration Requirements

Final crop claims, rates, timing, and use directions must match the destination-market registration.

Plant Growth Regulator Applications by Crop Stage

PGR selection should be based on the crop stage and intended physiological response rather than on a universal product recommendation.

Crop Stage Typical Regulation Direction
Propagation Rooting, cutting establishment, transplant-stage programs
Vegetative Growth Shoot elongation, plant height, canopy or lodging-management programs
Flowering Flowering or fruit-set management where registered
Fruit Development Fruit development, sizing, or physiological regulation programs
Ripening Coloring, maturation, or ripening-management directions
Harvest / Post-Harvest Defoliation, sprout control, dormancy, or post-harvest regulation

Final crop scope, application timing, concentration, and treatment rate must follow the approved local label.

Plant Growth Regulators and Plant Nutrition Are Different

Plant Growth Regulator

  • Physiological regulation
  • Growth-stage specific
  • Active-ingredient based

Plant Nutrition

  • Nutrient supply
  • Macro/micronutrients
  • Nutritional management

Plant growth regulators are used to influence specific physiological processes in plants. They should not be presented as substitutes for fertilizers, micronutrients, soil amendments, or general plant nutrition.

Nutrient products supply essential elements required for plant growth, while PGR products are selected for specific growth-regulation objectives according to the active ingredient, crop, growth stage, application method, and approved local use.

Plant Growth Regulator Production and Quality Support

POMAIS supports commercial PGR projects from confirmed specification through formulation production, packaging, quality inspection, and export preparation.

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Formulation Production

Production is organized according to the confirmed active ingredient, concentration, formulation, and commercial specification.

Pesticide formulation design

Quality Inspection

Applicable formulation and product parameters are checked according to the agreed product specification and batch requirements.

Warehouse for storing finished pesticides

Packaging and Export Check

Pack size, container, label, batch information, carton configuration, and shipping requirements are reviewed before export.

Plant Growth Regulator Supply Options

POMAIS supports different sourcing models for agrochemical importers, distributors, registration companies, agricultural brands, and private-label projects.

Standard Formulations

Select established PGR specifications from our existing product portfolio.

Combination Products

Review existing combination products or discuss selected formulation requirements where active ingredient compatibility, formulation stability, commercial feasibility, and registration conditions allow.

Private Label

Customize bottles, bags, labels, cartons, commercial pack sizes, and multilingual artwork for your local market.

Technical Documents

Discuss COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS, product specifications, and available registration-support materials according to the selected product.

Product Use and Regulatory Requirements

Plant growth regulator effects depend on the active ingredient, concentration, crop, growth stage, application timing, treatment rate, environmental conditions, and approved use pattern.

Crop claims, physiological effects, application rates, treatment timing, pre-harvest intervals where applicable, worker protection, storage, and other directions must follow the approved product label and destination-market regulations.

Commercial product descriptions should therefore avoid universal performance claims and should be confirmed against the registered use of the selected PGR.

Frequently Asked Questions

POMAIS supplies PGR products for rooting and propagation, vegetative growth management, flowering and fruit development, ripening and harvest management, and selected dormancy or post-harvest programs.

Start with the target crop, growth stage, physiological objective, active ingredient, formulation, application method, and destination-market registration.

Common commercial options include SL, SP, WP, SC, EC, WDG/WG, GR, and other formulation types depending on the active ingredient and product specification.

Selected combination formulations may be available or discussed. Feasibility depends on active ingredient compatibility, formulation stability, commercial requirements, manufacturing conditions, and local registration.

Yes. Private-label projects can include packaging selection, labels, multilingual artwork, cartons, commercial pack sizes, and production according to the confirmed specification.

Common documents may include COA, SDS/MSDS, TDS, product specifications, and packing information. Additional registration-support materials depend on the selected product and available technical data.