Is there any scientific/experimental report I can find on the internet about the effectiveness of gibberellic acid in speeding up the growth of Lisianthus seedlings? Or have you got any experience?
I have some gibberellic acid at home which I am using to break up the dormancy of some Trollius seeds, but I also have some micro Lisianthus seedlings that are taking forever to grow. Do you think I should take advantage of the gibberellic acid I already have on hand?
Thanks!
Rino
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