Even weak seedlings will quickly grow with this supplement.
Every gardener knows that some fertilizers contain amino acids. But are they really good?
The answer to this question is yes.
For example, one of the popular amino acids is tryptophan, which is used for processing and germinating seeds.
The product improves the endurance of plants, strengthens them, and prepares them for stressful situations, such as drought or frost.
But the benefits don't end there. It also reduces the risk of diseases and increases pollen fertility by tens of times.
But you should not use too concentrated fertilizer, otherwise the roots simply will not be able to absorb it, and the development of seedlings may be disrupted.
You can also use products containing glycine, which is also an amino acid that has a positive effect on the condition of plants.
As experienced gardeners note, among the large number of amino acids, preference should be given to those that are available, have good reviews and are more suitable for the crop being grown.
