Before winter, wheat in the seedling stage requires essential micronutrients to regulate its growth, enhance disease resistance, and encourage effective tillering. This phase is crucial for laying a strong foundation for later development. The best option for foliar application during this period is Swiss Ciba Repile, at a rate of 5–10 grams per mu. It can be applied together with autumn weeding to maximize efficiency.
During the greening period, it's important to combine wheat care with herbicides or insecticides. A foliar spray of Schreiber at 10 grams per acre, or a mixture of Rui Micro (5 grams per acre) and Jiayuan Dihydrogen Phosphate (50 grams per mu), can help prevent frost damage in early spring, strengthen the stalks, improve lodging resistance, and promote healthy growth and slow seedling development.
The flowering stage is the most critical period for wheat. At this time, promoting pollination is key. Applying porphyrin at 20 grams per mu, sprayed every 5–7 days, and even twice if needed, can effectively prevent empty grains and ensure better yield.
In the filling stage, foliar sprays of Jiayuan Dihydrogen Phosphate at 50 grams per mu, applied every 10 days, can support grain filling. If dry hot winds are severe in the later stages, adding British Omega BioL (15 milliliters per mu) can significantly enhance the plant’s resilience and improve overall crop quality.
By following these four key stages—seedling, greening, flowering, and filling—farmers can ensure optimal wheat growth, increase yield, and improve resistance to environmental stresses. Proper timing and correct application of nutrients and protective agents play a vital role in achieving successful harvests.
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