Effectively addressing micro-deficiencies

Effectively Addressing Microdeficiencies

Effectively Addressing Microdeficiencies Liebig's Law, also known as the Law of the Minimum, states that a plant's growth is limited by the nutrient available in the smallest amount relative to its needs, even if all other elements are present in abundance.

Nutritional deficiencies can cause nutritional imbalances, specific symptoms such as iron chlorosis, stunted growth, and even actual plant "sterility," as occurs with severe boron or phosphorus deficiencies.

The use of specific products containing one or more nutrients, formulated to improve their absorption and translocation at the most appropriate phenological stages, allows for the effective prevention or treatment of these nutritional deficiencies.

BELOW ARE THE PRODUCTS RECOMMENDED FOR ADDRESSING SPECIFIC MICRODEFICIENCIES