How Does Exciter Super Ag Adjuvant Work in Plants?

Why & How it works?

A plant inter-working involves plant proteins and natural hormones move from one part to another. It has a high concentration of growth inhibitor within itself. Because only live cells are capable of its transportation between themselves. All plants have natural proteins within it, these proteins communicate messages and sense if the plants needs more proteins to grow more efficiently or not. These natural proteins within the cell structure play a special role in communicating if it needs nutrients or not.

Natural proteins are in every living plant in the world, most of these proteins are not developing to their full extent. The genes are there to increase yields within the plant, but is still dormant in many plants today. When these two proteins meet on the plant, it is like an explosion of cells all trying to grow at once. The cells and proteins are merging and promote the plant into growing more than ever before. It enhances the carbon sources in the ground, enhances the nutrients, and enhances the organic matter for the plant to feed on. It transports amino acids across the plasma membrane distributing enriched cell nutrients to the plant.

When mixed with nutrients or chemicals or any other liquid products – it opens up all the pores of the plant. It sucks in the products more efficiently and more useful for the plant. The chemical that hits the plant is now more (looks like more concentrated) just more efficient going into the pores of the plant.

Once the Extract Adjuvant is in the plant, it promotes growth to the root system and leaf structure of the plant. It should increase the size of the plant by a little as few percentages to as much as 40% and more has been seen. With these increases growth, along comes more flowers and then more seeds, kernels, or pods for many plants. Increases in the last few decades have proven that this product extract works best if used by itself. It has also been seen that if fields where this is going to be used, it is best warned that if any weeds are present you better kill them or work them under. Because it will make them grow also. So use your mechanical way for working them out or use chemicals first to kill your weeds.  To get the maximum benefit out of this product – come back in 4 weeks and spray the crop again. The BRIX levels will be high enough where you will not have insect problems with your crop, especially sprayed twice (if needed).

More scientific

Exciter is able to enter into the plants cell due to it very small molecular size. Although it doesn’t have the large amounts of nutrients normally expected of foliar fertilizers, these nutrients are extremely efficient and effective, and are able to diffuse into the plants cells, adding energy and nutrients into the plants cell which then increases the sugar production in the cells sugar factories as it photosynthesizes. Sodium molecules which are cation’s [positively charged molecules] make up a sizeable amount of the Exciter product, and increase the plants electrical conductivity. In the chloroplasts of the cells sugar factory 4 positive magnesium molecules combine with 1 nitrogen molecule. These positive magnesium molecules help to attract and pull in the positive sodium molecules and other elements attached to the sodium getting a piggy back ride into the sugar factory cell. The net result of this is more fuel, energy and conductivity to boost the sugar making capacity of the sugar factory cells.

When this higher Sugar level [referred to as BRIX], is achieved, plant production increases, also helping to boost what is termed systemic acquired resistance. With higher Sugar/BRIX levels the plant has an ability to defend itself from attacks from pests and pathogens, as a result of having a good supply of nutrients and a high sugar level.

The overall effects of using Exciter Super Ag Adjuvant, being that growers achieve benefits by producing healthier more nutritious food for humans and animals, with a greater yield increase, with less growing problems.

Increased Carbon Dioxide Utilization.
Increases in Sugar/Brix levels of up to 80% higher!
It is important to to always take the BRIX readings at the same time of the day, preferably at midday.

Early morning readings will be lower and late afternoon readings will be higher, because we are looking at the production of the plant as a sugar factory which starts in the morning when the sun come up and closes down when the sun goes down.

After spraying with Exciter Super Ag Adjuvant – wait for 3-4 days before reading BRIX levels to allow time for it to get into the plant and make a difference.

Factors which can influence sugar production in plants are when you have overcast and/or rainy days. This needs to be taken into account if you are monitoring BRIX levels for long periods of time. Poor nutrition and a lack of water.

The size of these cleansing molecules allows them to enter the plant cells (stomata) of the leaves, where the sugar factory is located, which causes an accelerated increase in photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is the process by which plants use energy from sunlight to produce sugar, which is converted to form the basis for the starches, cellulose, waxes, carbohydrates, oils and protein that are the building blocks for all plant growth.

As a consequence, the plant grows more rapidly, is healthier, stronger and better able to resist disease. Comparative field testing has also reported earlier and higher rates of germination, quicker flowering and increased overall crop size.

It has very high content and is completely bio-degradable over a 28 day period.

To better appreciate how affects growth, it’s necessary first to explain some fundamental elements of what contributes to a plant’s health.

A Technical Description of Plant Growth

The germinating seed produces an embryionic root (radicle) that grows into the soil, in response to the earth’s gravitational field. As new cells are added, the root elongates producing hair roots and lateral roots. The roots remain interconnected, producing a network of living cells throughout the soil. Within the root, the inner cells become specialized to conduct solutes (water + substances dissolved in it) from the root to the shoot (via xylem) and from the shoot to the root (via phloem).

Flow from the shoot to the root is achieved by loading sugars produced in the leaves. The sugar-laden solute moves downward, to the sites of lower concentration in the root. The xylem, carrying solute from the roots to the shoot, acts like a bundle of capillary tubes, supporting the water in a vertical reservoir. The leaves of the plant actively lose water through pores at the surface (transpiration), drawing the water in the xylem upwards. By this method, essential nutrients extracted from the soil are transported to sites of growth and production in the shoot.

The surface of the leaf is specialized for trapping energy from light (photosynthesis) and storing it as sugars and starch. Therefore the upper leaf surface must be angled to face the sun, which causes its surface temperature to rise 10 degrees C above the ambient air temperature. To control water loss, most leaves have a thick water resilient waxy layer. The specialized openings that control the rate of water loss (stomates) tend to be more numerous on the underside of the leaf. Accordingly, leaves are not adapted for taking up nutrients. It’s the mass flow of solutes from the soil to the roots that provide the greatest amount of nutrients for plants.

Sodium is a cation, which is an atom or group of atoms carrying a positive electric charge. The positive charge results because there are more protons than electrons in the cation. The negative charged anions are attracted to the positive sodium cation, attach themselves and hitch a ride into the plant. In other words, NA+ is Sodium Transporter conveying nourishment directly to the plant. The reason for this nutrient effect is the miniscule size of the molecules, which allows them to enter the plant cells (in the leaves), where the sugar factory is located. This causes a maximized increase in photosynthesis, which is the basis for the starches, cellulose, waxes, carbohydrates, oils and protein that are the building blocks for all plant growth.

Step One – Applying Exciter Super Ag Adjuvant as a Folair Feed

Perhaps an equally powerful stimulant to plant growth occurs when nutrition is provided directly to the leaves, through the stomates. In early morning hours, or later in the afternoon, when the ambient air temperature falls below that of the ground temperature, the stomates will open and make themselves susceptible and amenable to the uptake of fluids and nourishment.

The Proof is in the Testing

Because plants sprayed appears to grow more swiftly, be healthier and bear larger crops, the only explanation that immediately came to mind was that this could only be attributed to an increase in the level of photosynthesis within the leaves.

These tests, which were more comprehensive, revealed the sugar content of the leaves increased by a factor of slightly more than 50%, within seven days of spraying, compared with neighboring plants that were not sprayed. What was even more interesting was that so long as the plants were sprayed at 7 or 10 day cycles, the sugar content remained at an increased constant 50%+ level. Once spraying was discontinued, the sugar level returned to normal after about four to five weeks, indicating a direct correlation between the use and non-use of the spray.

In addition to being stronger and more disease resistant, the crop can be expected to be larger and very often the size of the individual fruit, nut, flower, etc. will be significantly greater. The healthier plants also appear to be less prone to fungal or bacterial disease and to be much more pest resistant. This appears to confirm field reports we have received over the past year from a number of growers who have reported significantly larger crops and fruit size when compared with prior years.