
Maxprolin
Improves plant response to cold weather, frost, waterlogging or drought by increasing the concentration of proline in plants.
- Package sizes
- 10g (covers 1 ha)$20
- Application rate
- 10g covers 1 ha per Ha
Overview
Maxprolin is pure L-proline — the amino acid plants accumulate when they face stress. Applied before or during stress periods it helps the crop reduce biotic and abiotic stress, regulates the uptake of micro- and macro-elements and stimulates the plant's natural defence mechanisms.
Purpose translated from the manufacturer's label (Bioenergy LT, Lithuania).
Why Maxprolin?
- Improves plant response to cold weather, frost, waterlogging, or drought;
- Promotes seed germination, root hairs formation regulates water circulation in the plant;
- Promotes the formation of chlorophyll b in plants, increases the photosynthesis process;
- Increases sugar accumulation in cells and intercellular transport processes, therefore better response to winter conditions;
- Increases yield and crop quality.
Operating principle:
Proline is accumulated in cells of plants under unfavorable plant growth conditions. The experimental data let us draw the conclusion that the accumulation of proline in plants has a protective function. The application of MaxProlin increases the concentration of proline in plants. It is scientifically proved that proline metabolism affects plant response to stress (cold, heat, drought): the plant growth is optimized and resistance to adverse environmental factors is increased.
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Benefits
- Reduces biotic and abiotic plant stress
- Regulates the uptake of micro- and macro-elements
- Stimulates the plant's natural defence mechanisms
Composition
As published by the producer.
- Pure L-proline (Grynas L-prolinas)
How to apply
| Rate | Basis | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 10g covers 1 ha | per Ha | From the listing short description. |
Please confirm the recommended application for your crop and conditions with Humuson technical support — basic consultation is free.
Growth stages
Stages referenced in the product’s own guidance.




