تأثير بعض محفزات النمو الطبيعية والتجارية في عملية الانبات على عقل العنب (Vitis vinifera)

An experiment was conducted to determine the effect of natural and commercial stimuli on the speed of grape brain germination of the Victoria variety. Four treatments were selected: commercial hormone (Ruberon 250 ml), prickly pear gel, honey-cinnamon blend, and witness treatment. The mind was planted in soil and followed the moisture. The results showed that the commercial hormone was the fastest to swell and bloom, while the witness's treatment was the slowest. In terms of vegetative growth, it outperformed spiny figs with an average leaf count of 9.33, a leaf diameter of 4.06 cm, and a stem length of 10.36 cm. The honey-cinnamon blend also showed good results with an average leaf count of 7.67 and a stem length of 12.86 cm. The commercial hormone showed an average leaf count of 7 and a leg length of 9.4 cm. In terms of leaf diameter, the commercial hormone had the greatest effect. Statistical analyses have shown a significant superiority of prickly pear compared to other treatments. The results show that natural stimuli may be as effective as commercial stimuli and possibly more so in some cases, with lower costs. Keywords: growth promoters, grapes, prickly pear, honey and cinnamon, germination, oxines.