It is not recommended to use chemicals at will to significantly increase the growth rate of plants in a short period of time. Many so-called chemicals that can quickly promote growth may have potential hazards, such as: - **To the plant itself**: It may cause plant growth deformity and physiological disorders, affecting the normal metabolism and quality of the plant. - **To the environment**: It will cause pollution and destroy the ecological balance after flowing into the soil and water. - **To the human body**: Some chemicals may eventually affect human health through the food chain. Healthy plant growth requires appropriate natural conditions such as light, temperature, water, and soil fertility. Through scientific maintenance and management methods such as reasonable fertilization (such as organic fertilizer, compound fertilizer, etc.), maintaining proper watering, and providing sufficient light, a good growth environment can be created for plants to promote their steady growth. This is a sustainable and safe approach.