Canna Nitrogen – Nitrogen Deficiency Corrector for Crops in Any Substrate

Canna Nitrogen Characteristics

It is a nitrogen-based mononutrient which stimulates the vegetative growth of plants and corrects deficiencies in this element. Liquid nitrogen is absorbed directly by the plant and has a stimulating effect.

Composition and benefits

A plant that is deficient in nitrogen will quickly lose the characteristic green color of its leaves. These will turn yellow, but the stems will also lose color, turning purple. All this will lead to a gradual and progressive loss of foliage.

The contribution of this mononutrient will alleviate the deficiency of this element. So your plants they will recover the green color and they will grow back healthy and strong. Furthermore, it can also be used as growth stimulator, as it helps plants create a strong and vigorous structure. However, you should not overdo it as it could be detrimental to the crop. The composition of this product is:

• 3.4% ammoniacal nitrogen
• 6.6% nitric
• 6.9% urea

It combines ammoniacal and nitric nitrogen so that the plant can absorb the nutrient in the most effective and safe way.

Dosage and how to use Canna Nitrogen

The recommended dose is 2 milliliters per liter of water irrigation. Once added, you have to measure the EC level of the water and then add the growth or flowering base fertilizer. can be added in irrigation water or apply foliarly with a sprayer.

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1. Añade nitrógeno al agua cuando detectes pérdida de color verde en las plantas.
2. Dosifica según las instrucciones de Canna: empieza con dosis conservadoras.
3. Ajusta el pH al rango correcto para tu sustrato después de añadir todos los productos.
4. Reduce el aporte de nitrógeno al iniciar la fase de floración.
5. No excedas las dosis indicadas para evitar el exceso de N en floración.
6. Consulta las instrucciones oficiales de Canna en canna.com.