BioWorks Launches Stemmer to Strengthen Structural and Stress Resistance in Plants
BioWorks has launched Stemmer, a highly soluble silicon-based plant health solution engineered to unlock stronger, more resilient crops. Stemmer helps reinforce plant cell walls, optimize nutrient and water use efficiency, and enhance crop performance under challenging growing conditions. From salinity and high EC levels to intense solar radiation and temperature extremes, Stemmer provides season-long support that results in greener plants that are better equipped to perform under challenging growing conditions.
How Stemmer Helps Plants
As environmental conditions become increasingly unpredictable, Stemmer is designed to improve plant tolerance to a wide range of abiotic stressors, including drought, heat, frost, salinity, heavy metals, and UV radiation.
Formulated with a 100% water-soluble silicon source, Stemmer delivers plant-available silicon to support structural integrity and physiological performance. Silicon deposition within plant tissues reinforces cell wall architecture, enhancing tissue strength, stem rigidity, and overall plant resilience. Increased silicon availability also facilitates the translocation and utilization of relatively immobile nutrients, particularly calcium, supporting cell wall development, tissue quality, and improved crop vigor throughout entire lifecycles.
“Healthy plants begin with strong plant structure, and Stemmer gives growers an effective way to build resilience from the inside out,” says Chris Rose, General Manager. “By delivering a highly available source of silicon, Stemmer helps plants use water and nutrients more efficiently while improving their ability to tolerate environmental stress. It’s another valuable addition to our expanding plant health portfolio that helps growers produce stronger, more resilient crops.”
Stemmer is a fully soluble formulation that allows for easy mixing and application across greenhouse, nursery, high tunnel, and field production systems.
For additional product details, trial results, and state registration information, read BioWorks’ announcement and visit the Stemmer product page.
