Canna

CANNA Terra is formulated for the buffering properties of soil and potting mixes. CANNA Coco compensates for coconut fibre's specific characteristics, particularly its tendency to lock up calcium. Using the wrong line for your substrate leads to deficiencies or nutrient lockout. Always match the product range to your growing medium.

Components A and B contain elements that react and precipitate when mixed in concentrated form. This chemical reaction renders nutrients unavailable to plants. Always add A first, stir thoroughly, then add B. This sequence keeps all elements dissolved and accessible for root uptake.

Begin at 50 to 75 % of the recommended dosage shown on labels or CANNA grow schedules. Monitor your plants for 1 to 2 weeks before gradually increasing strength. Slight underfeeding is always safer than overfeeding, which can burn roots and trigger nutrient lockout.

Base nutrients (Vega/Flores or A+B) provide everything needed for healthy cultivation. Additives like Rhizotonic, Cannazym, and Cannaboost enhance results but remain optional. Rhizotonic proves particularly valuable for cuttings and stressed plants. PK 13/14 delivers measurable flowering improvements and often justifies its cost.

CANNA advises against mixing their products with other manufacturers' nutrients. Each product line functions as a coherent system with precisely calculated nutrient ratios. Combining different brands disrupts this balance and may cause deficiencies, toxicities, or unwanted chemical interactions in your feed solution.

Keep CANNA products away from direct light and temperature extremes, ideally between 10 and 25 °C. Light degrades iron chelates and promotes algae growth in opened containers. Seal bottles tightly after each use. Properly stored products remain effective for several years.