Canna Mono Iron

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Canna Mono Iron

Introducing Canna Mono Iron – the essential nutrient that your plants need for optimal growth and development. Iron plays a critical role in a plant’s Metabolism, particularly in photosynthesis and chlorophyll production. With Mono Iron, you can ensure your plants get the right amount of this vital element, supporting their processes and energy balance for optimal growth.

Your plants can easily absorb this liquid iron chelate; moreover, you can mix it with all types of feeds. It’s stable at different pH levels, replenishing iron deficiencies and boost both growth and bloom. It’s a versatile and reliable option.

Using Canna Mono Iron is easy. Dilute 10-20 ml of concentrate in 10 litres of water. Apply the diluted solution as an iron feed to combat deficiencies. You can also use it as a supplementary remedy to stimulate growth and bloom.

While iron is an essential nutrient for plants, it’s important to use it in the correct amount. An overdose of iron won’t damage your plants, but it can stop the up take of Phosphate. That’s why we recommend you proceed with caution when judging the dose.

One of the great benefits of Canna Mono Iron is that it contains organic layers DTPA&EDDHA, which prevent oxidation and ensure stability. Additionally, this makes it a highly effective and reliable feed for your plants.

Looking for a top notch iron supplement for your hydro garden? Look no further than Canna Mono Iron—it’s high quality and perfect for your needs. Additionally, it’s easy to use, versatile, and contains all the right elements your plants need for optimal growth and development. Try it today and see the difference it can make!

Symptoms Of A Deficiency

Iron deficiency during periods of growth or stress can turn young leaves yellow and impact growth shoots between the veins. This occurs chiefly because iron is not mobile in the plant. The young leaves can’t draw any iron from the older leaves. With a serious iron shortage, the older leaves and the smaller veins in the leaf can also turn yellow.

Development Of A Deficiency

• Green/yellow chlorosis, from inside to the outside in the younger leaves and in the growth shoots. The veins remain mostly green.
• Continued Yellowing of the leaves to sometimes almost white. Also, large leaves turn yellow. This stops growth.
• In serious cases, Necrosis becomes evident in the leaves, stoping the plant’s growth and flower.

Reasons For A Deficiency

• The pH in the root environment is too high (pH> 6,5).
• The root environment contains a lot of zinc and/or Manganese.
• The amount of iron is too low in the root environment.
• The root temperature is low.
• The excessively wet root medium causes bad oxygen supply in the roots.
• The root system functions inefficiently due to damaged, infected or dead roots.
• There is too much light on the water tank; light promotes the growth of algae. Algae also use up the iron and break down iron Chelates.

Solutions For A Deficiency

• Lower the pH.
• The medium can have Iron Chelates added to it.
• Improving drainage or increase the ground temperature can enhance.
• It may be possible to apply a leaf feed containing iron Chelates. Using a good feed in grow rooms makes it highly unlikely to encounter an iron deficiency.
• The best thing you can do is spray the plants with a watery solution of EDDHA – (max. 0.1 grams per litre) or EDTA Chelates (max. 0.5 grams per litre).