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What are the precautions for using plant growth regulators?

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What should be noted when using plant growth regulators? Experienced netizens are also asked to help explain that plant growth regulators can enhance crop stress resistance, increase crop yields, improve product quality, and raise planting benefits. But they must not be used blindly, otherwise the effectiveness will be affected. Zhongdiwang has compiled plant growth regulators...
What should be noted when using plant growth regulators? Experienced netizens are also asked to help explain


       Plant growth regulators can enhance crop stress resistance, increase crop yields, improve product quality, and raise planting benefits. But they must not be used blindly, otherwise the effectiveness will be affected. Zhongdiwang has compiled the precautions to note during the use of plant growth regulators, listed in detail below for netizens' reference.

        Note 1: Plant growth regulators cannot be used as fertilizer:
        Plant growth regulators can only exert significant effects under conditions of sufficient water and fertilizer. If they are used as fertilizer and the hope of promoting crop growth is placed on plant growth regulators instead of making efforts in conventional techniques such as fertilizing, irrigating, intertilling, and loosening soil, the effectiveness of the plant growth regulators will ultimately be affected.

         Note 2: Plant growth regulators should be used according to the dosage:
         Plant growth regulators are hormone-like substances, and generally only a few grams or a few milliliters are needed per mu. Randomly increasing the dosage or concentration of plant growth regulators will not only fail to promote plant growth, but will instead inhibit it, and in severe cases can even lead to leaf deformity, drying and shedding, and death of the entire plant.

        Note 3: Do not prepare them arbitrarily:
        Before using plant growth regulators, carefully read the instructions and do not directly dilute them with water for use. Because some plant growth regulators cannot dissolve directly in water, and if a trace amount of plant growth regulator is not first prepared into a "mother liquor" and then diluted to the required concentration, the agent will be difficult to mix evenly at one time, which will also affect the effectiveness.

        Note 4: Do not mix them arbitrarily with other agents:
        Whether plant growth regulators can be mixed with chemical fertilizers, pesticides, and other substances must be determined only after carefully reading the instructions and conducting tests. Do not, for convenience, often mix them arbitrarily with chemical fertilizers, insecticides, fungicides, and the like in the hope of simultaneously promoting growth, preserving flowers and fruits, supplementing fertilizer, or preventing disease and controlling pests. But improper mixing will "yield half the result with twice the effort," or even "waste effort without results."

        Note 5: Do not use plant growth regulators arbitrarily:
        Plant growth regulators must be used at key times in plant growth (such as the cucumber flower bud differentiation stage) in order to exert maximum effect. If the timing of use is improper, the desired result cannot be achieved, and "side effects" may even occur. Spraying at any time without regard to timing will not only lead to poor spraying results, but in some cases may even reduce yield and income.
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