Prevent and Restore Plant Deficiencies with Professor's Go Green Cal Mag

Professor's Go Green Cal Mag is a scientifically formulated liquid fertiliser designed to prevent and restore common plant deficiencies. Enriched with Calcium, Magnesium, Nitrogen, and Iron, Go Green helps reduce plant discolouration, rust spots, and tip burn while promoting lush, dark, and vigorous growth. With its fast deficiency correction and plant recovery, your crops will stay protected from environmental stress and excessive nutrient salt build-up.

Features and Benefits

• 4 in 1 deficiency correction: Provides Calcium, Magnesium, Nitrogen, and Iron to address common plant deficiencies
• Contains fulvic acid and chelated minerals: Enhances nutrient mobility in your plants
• Can be used as a foliar spray: Versatile application method for fast and effective results
• Fast deficiency correction and plant recovery: Helps restore plant health quickly and efficiently

How to Use

1. Add 2ml of Go Green per 1L of nutrient solution for nutrient tank application
2. Add 1ml of Go Green per 1L of water for foliar spray application

Aqua Gardening Suggests These are Best For

Professor's Go Green Cal Mag is suitable for all types of gardeners, from beginners to experienced horticulturists, who wish to address plant deficiencies in their crops. It is ideal for preventing and correcting common deficiencies in various types of plants, including fruits, vegetables, ornamentals, and indoor plants.

Notes from Aqua Gardening

• Always read and follow the label directions before use
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
• Keep out of reach of children and pets

FAQs

What are the main benefits of using Professor's Go Green?

Professor's Go Green is a scientifically formulated liquid fertiliser that helps prevent and restore common deficiencies in plants. It contains Calcium, Magnesium, Nitrogen, and Iron, which help reduce plant discolouring, rust spots, and tip burn. It also provides protection for your plants against excessive nutrient salt build-up, environmental stress, and lack of chlorophyll, ensuring lush, dark, and vigorous growth.

How do I apply Professor's Go Green to my plants?

You can apply Professor's Go Green in two ways:

1. Nutrient Tank: Add 2ml of Go Green per 1L of Nutrient Solution.

2. Foliar Spray: Add 1ml of Go Green per 1L of water.

Can Professor's Go Green be used as a foliar spray?

Yes, Professor's Go Green can be used as a foliar spray. Simply add 1ml of Go Green per 1L of water and apply it to your plants.

What are the signs of Nitrogen deficiency in plants?

Nitrogen deficiency signs include older bottom leaves turning yellow, leaf stems turning purple, all foliage eventually yellowing, and severe leaf drop.

How can I identify Calcium deficiency in my plants?

Calcium deficiency symptoms often appear quickly, with new growth developing small brown spots that never disappear. Additionally, growth may be stunted, and flower development may slow dramatically.

What are the signs of Magnesium deficiency in plants?

Symptoms of Magnesium deficiency typically present 3 - 4 weeks after the deficiency begins. These include interveinal yellowing and rust spots appearing on older and middle-aged leaves, leaf tips turning brown and curling upwards, and increased brown spots on leaves. In extreme cases, leaves may dry and die.

How can I recognize Iron deficiency in my plants?

Signs of Iron deficiency include new leaves turning bright yellow and developing interveinal chlorosis. Over time, more leaves may turn yellow and exhibit the same chlorosis patterns.