Dutch Pro Leaf Green Leaf Green gives the plants a healthy and vital look. Leaf Green is especially recommended for plants that have noticeable difficulties with their 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. The 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 into 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. Available: 1L, 5L and 10LDosage: Ready for use spraying liquid. Use: Spraying on the leaves should be done at least three hours before the lights go on.
Dutch Pro- Leaf Green: How it Works Dutch Pro Leaf Green can be used to spray your plants' leaves when they are turning yellow or for cuttings that are in trouble. Dutch Pro Leaf Green is a combination of ingredients that stimulates nutrient uptake and regreening. Dutch Pro Leaf Green is a great way to give cuttings a boost in the early stages of life by helping them become more nutritionally deficient.
Dutch Pro Leaf Green: How to Use Dutch Pro Leaf Green is suitable for all types of plants and any kind of medium. Dutch Pro Leaf Green can be used in the cutting stage and during the veg phase to fix any nutrient deficiencies. Start using Dutch Pro Leaf Green as soon as your leaves begin to turn yellow.
This product should not be used as a root-feed. Before using the bottles, shake them well. The liquid should be transferred to your spray gun and the nozzle set to fine mist.
Make sure to spray your plants evenly from top-to-bottom. Make sure that all sides, including the bottom, are completely soaked in water. Foliar sprays should only be used in very low light conditions.
Spraying your plants at the end of the dark cycle is the best time. The spray can be taken in time so that the light doesn't get too intense on the leaves. Foliar spraying in heavy flowering and fruiting is not recommended as it can encourage mold.