Dutch PRO Leaf Green

What is "Leaf Green"

\nLeaf Green gives plants a healthy and vital appearance. It is especially recommended for those that have noticeable difficulties during their initial development. Leaf Green contains several vital micronutrients that helps plants during times of nutrient deficiency. It also stimulates the production of green pigment in the leaves. \n \nThe high-quality components will completely be absorbed by the plants. Nutrient deficiency harms plants and makes it vulnerable for fungi- and bacteria related diseases. Nutrient deficiency can be discovered by leaves turning yellow. Leaf Green turns this yellowish discolouring of plants in a far more attractive and fresh looking green colour, whilst also helpfully improving nutrient uptake. \n \nLeaf Green also stimulates the production of green pigment in the leaves, this will improve the photosynthetic process that is needed for a great result. \n

Extra Information

\nNutrient deficiency harms plants and makes it vulnerable for fungi- and bacteria related diseases. Nutrient deficiency can be discovered by leaves turning yellow.Ê Leaf Green turns this yellowish discoloring plants in a far more attractive and fresh looking green colour, whilst also helpfully improving nutrient uptake. Leaf Green also stimulates the production of green pigment in the leaves, this will improve the photosynthetic process that is needed for a great result. \n \nLeaf Green can be used in any type of system; Soil or hydro. It should only be used in the early stages of vegetation and on cuttings. \n \nLeaf Green is a foliar feed and should not be added to reservoirs or water feeds. \n \nLeaf Green comes ready to use and should not be diluted. Shake the bottle vigorously before decanting into your sprayer. \n \nMist the plants making sure all green parts of the plant have been sprayed, including both sides of the leaves. \n \nYou should spray the plants just after lights are off. This is to prevent cold moisture getting on the hot bulb which could cause the bulb to crack. \n \nWater droplets may also act as lenses, focusing light which could light-burn the plants. \n \nIf in doubt, follow the Dutch pro feeding schedule. \n \nLeaf green is intended for cuttings and vegetative plants. Do not spray anything on plants late in flower and fruiting as damp conditions are ideal for botrytis. \n \nIf sprayed too close to harvest, the residue from the product can remain on your fruit, affecting the taste; when sprayed during the vegetative period, all the product will have been absorbed, and will not affect the taste.