Aptus Nutrispray 50 ML

NutriSpray is an organic micro-element foliar fertilizer. It is used to provide essential micro-elements during the complete growing cycle. NutriSpray can be used for general nutrition or for deficiency correction.

Many outdoor growers use NutriSpray through the vegetative and blooming cycle to correct common deficiencies in outdoor growing environments. NutriSpray is needed infrequently, which makes its application simple and cost effective.

While some foliar sprays are designed to show an immediate change like ‘greening up’ of the leaves. NutriSpray is intended more as a micro-element prevention and corrective solution. If your plants are already healthy, you may not see dramatic physical changes, but NutriSpray is still working to prevent—think vitamins versus drugs.

Benefits

• Leaves an active layer containing microelements on leaf surface;
• Layer fully biodegrades within 10-15 days;
• Fast-acting nutrient absorption;
• Quickly treat common deficiencies.

Tips & Tricks

• Faster correction than root feeding if any deficiencies appear;
• Spray mother plants one week before cutting clones for healthier cuttings;
• Spray cuttings once per week to provide a protective shield and available nutrients;
• Always spray with lights off to avoid burning. Leave lights off for 20-30 minutes after spraying.

Composition

• Organic surfactant;
• Horse chestnut extract;
• Microelements:
  • Manganese (Mn);
  • Sulphur (S);
  • Zinc (Zn).

Application and dosage
Mix NutriSpray alone in clean water, add 1.5 to 2 ML per liter (6-8 ML per Gallon). No addition surfactant is needed. Never use at full strength. Spray lightly on leaf surface (top and bottom). Best to spray at night, early morning, or with lights off. It’s a good idea to treat a small area first to make sure your plants respond properly.

• Indoor: Spray during weeks 1, 3, 5 of flowering;
• Outdoor: Spray 1 week after transplanting and repeat once per month until finish.

Education

• Horse chestnut extract binds to the micro-elements to make them more available for transport into the stomata. It also thins the vascular fluid (plant sap) to help nutrients transport through the tissue faster;
• The organic surfactant creates a protective shield so nutrients stay on leaves up to two weeks;
• Some microelements don’t move easily through the plant transport systems, so they can become deficient and affect important processes. Foliar feeding delivers nutrients faster and at the point of need.