VEET GRO

Magnesium: 6%

3–5 liters / feddan with irrigation water in drip irrigation systems.

The dose should be doubled when used with flood irrigation systems.

Magnesium is an essential element in the plant’s physiological processes. It is known as the “beating heart” of the leaves. Providing magnesium at 6% helps the plant reach maximum productive efficiency and healthy vegetative growth.

The backbone of chlorophyll: magnesium is the central atom in the chlorophyll molecule. Without it, the plant loses its ability to absorb light energy, leading to reduced photosynthesis.

The primary enzyme activator: it works as a vital co-factor for more than 300 enzymes, accelerating metabolism, protein formation, and sugar transport from leaves to fruits.

Phosphorus absorption activation: magnesium has a synergistic relationship with phosphorus, helping its movement inside the plant and ensuring efficient energy delivery ATP to growing tips and flowers.

Magnesium deficiency symptoms usually appear on older leaves, including:

Interveinal chlorosis: yellowing between leaf veins while the veins remain dark green.

Leaf curling: dryness or upward curling of leaf edges.

Reduced productivity: general weakness in fruit size and delayed flowering.

The formula contains magnesium in an available and absorbable form. It also contains a high percentage of nitrogen, giving it a strong and effective impact on increasing vegetative growth and preventing yellowing caused by magnesium and nitrogen deficiencies.

The compound has an acidic nature, giving it a strong effect in adjusting soil pH and helping make nutrients more available for excellent absorption.

To ensure effective magnesium fertilization, follow these protocols:

Timing and absorption: foliar spraying is recommended early in the morning to ensure fast absorption and reduce evaporation rates.

Nutritional balance: avoid excessive use of potassium and calcium at the same time, due to antagonism that may reduce magnesium absorption.