Canna Cannacure

The Natural Way to Control Pests

Mildew, Whitefly, Aphids, Spider Mites, Mealy Bugs… The world has many diseases, pests, and parasites that can ruin your crops. They are always looking for a chance to infest your plants. Of course, you want to protect your plants in the best way possible. But how? Harsh chemical’s achieve the task but harm the health of your flowers and fruits.  But on the whole the more traditional disease and pest control methods just don’t work well enough.

Cannacure is a product that has it all. Environmentally friendly, this product eliminates pests and mildew, while stimulating growth and bloom.

Canna Cannacure first plant pest and disease controller. Developed by CANNA Research Laboratories, it’s unlike any other plant protection product, because it’s also a leaf feed. It ensures healthier plants, which can concentrate on producing big flowers and bigger yields. Not only Canna’s scientists are convinced of the quality of the product. Many growers have praised it since its introduction.

How does it work?

When you spray Canna Cannacure, it forms a second natural ‘skin’ on your plants. This layer improves leaf colour and vigour  while allowing the plants to breathe. It makes them healthy, shiny and clean, enabling optimal photosynthesis. This gives the plants the chance to focus on flowering.

The sticky layer traps plant pests, preventing them from damaging the leaves. Eventually, the pests will starve to death. Combined with other canna nutrients and additives, Cannacure will help your plants to resist any future infestations and diseases.

How to use CANNACURE?

It is very important that Cannacure is applied thoroughly on both sides of the leaves. Use Cannacure once a week as a preventive measure, to make sure that plant pests cannot attack the leaves. To control infestations of Mildew, Whitefly, Spider Mites, or Mealy Bugs, spray every three days. If needed, repeat the treatment after three days. Then continue spraying weekly as normal.

Cannacure can be used from the beginning of growth until harvest, alongside your normal feeding routine.