Zinc City - Zinc Fertilizer

ZINC FERTILIZER FOR PLANTS

The zinc fertilizer in the plants helps to produce chlorophyll, its presence in the soil guarantees a correct development and good growth of your 420. It also directly influences the maturation of the buds.

Zinc is an essential trace element, almost undetectable in the soil, its quantity is sometimes so small that it is hardly detectable, but without it the plant would not develop properly.

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE - ZINC FOLIAR FERTILIZER

Apply when zinc deficiencies are noted. Add between 2 and 4 ml per liter of water, once or twice a week until deficiencies are corrected. Water when the plant stops giving light.

COMPOSITION - FERTILIZER WITH ZINC

ZINC DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS IN PLANTS

Zinc (Zn) directly influences plant growth. When this element is missing, deficiencies can be detected by:

• The leaves discolor when the soil is deficient in zinc.

• Plant growth is stunted.

• The discoloration it causes in the leaves, called chlorosis, causes the tissue between the veins to turn yellow, while the veins remain green. Chlorosis generally affects the base of the leaf near the trunk. It appears first on the lower leaves and then rises to the upper ones.

• When you notice that the plant has these symptoms, it is best to remove the leaves and treat the soil with zinc fertilizer, before replanting it.

It is difficult to tell the difference between zinc deficiency and other trace elements or micronutrients by looking at the plant, because they all have similar symptoms. The main difference is that chlorosis due to zinc deficiency starts on the lower leaves, while chlorosis due to lack of iron, manganese or molybdenum starts on the upper leaves.

CAUTION – HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

Do not eat, keep out of reach of children. As in most fertilizers, solubility increases with temperature and care must be taken to avoid the risk of the solution precipitating to the bottom.