Grow More Mendocino N-Cal-Mag

Grow More Mendocino N-Cal-Mag

Grow More N-Cal-Mag is specially designed to correct physiological nutrient disorders caused by calcium and magnesium deficiencies. N-Cal-Mag improves the mass flow of nutrients within the phloem and improves the translocation of carbohydrates.

Calcium deficiency retards growth of stems, leaves, roots and causes blossom end drop and die back. A calcium deficiency also reduces thickness of leaves and interferes with proper transpiration. A magnesium deficiency inhibits photosynthesis, the main engine of bio-chemical energy for plants. Periodic maintenance application of N-Cal-Mag will increase the synthesis of chlorophyll and help with overall health and vigor.

Directions for Use:
For application to fruits, vegetables, flowering and foliage plants. For use with indoor outdoor plants, coco-coir, rockwool, potting mixes, container plants, aquaponics.

Foliar:
Maintenance Application: To prevent deficiencies from occurring, use 1 to 2 tbsp per gallon of water (15 to 30 ml per 4 liters of water), apply to wet the leaves at 10 to 14-day intervals during the rapid growth stage, as needed.

Light to Medium Deficiency: Should a deficiency occur during the growing season, use 2 to 4 tbsp per gallon of water (30 to 60 ml per 4 liters of water), apply to wet the leaves. If initial application corrects deficiency, use maintenance rate.

Hydroponic: For best results, apply after irrigation or rainfall. Use 4 to 6 oz diluted in 5 gallons of water (115 to 180 ml per 20 liters of water), apply to the base of plants under drip zone of leaves as needed.

Soil: For best results, apply after irrigation or rainfall. Use 4 to 6 oz diluted in 5 gallons of water (115 to 180 ml per 20 liters of water), apply to the base of plants under drip zone of leaves as needed.

Note: Do not make foliar or soil applications to plants under moisture stress.

Features:

• Organic source of nutrients
• Regulates translocation of carbohydrates
• Improves mass flow of nutrients within the system & phloem of plants