xyleemin

Xyleemin is a brand of plant growth regulator developed by the agricultural company Bayer CropScience (now part of Bayer AG). It is primarily used in horticulture and agriculture to promote root growth and enhance plant establishment. The active ingredient in Xyleemin is indole-3-butyric acid (IBA), a naturally occurring auxin that plays a key role in plant development.

Xyleemin is commonly applied as a rooting powder, gel, or liquid formulation. It is particularly useful for propagating cuttings, grafting, and transplanting, as it stimulates root formation and improves survival rates in young plants. The product is widely used in nurseries, greenhouses, and commercial agriculture to improve crop yields and plant health.

The mechanism of action involves IBA triggering cellular responses that promote cell division and elongation in root meristems. This process helps plants establish a stronger root system, which enhances nutrient and water uptake, leading to better growth and resilience. Xyleemin is also effective in reducing transplant shock, making it valuable for both ornamental and agricultural crops.

Xyleemin is registered for use in many countries and is subject to regulatory approvals to ensure safety for both plants and the environment. As with all plant growth regulators, proper application rates and techniques are essential to maximize effectiveness and avoid potential phytotoxicity. Users are advised to follow label instructions and consult agricultural experts for optimal results.