POTaSIUM BaED SUSPENSION is a suspension with a high content of potassium (K2O) chelated with EDTA, which is rapidly assimilated by the plant.
USE
This product is specially used in plant cultivation as a potassium-based ecological fertilizer during periods of flowering and fruit-growth, for the purposes of:
increasing yield
promoting change in fruit color
improving fruit quality by synthesis and accumulation of sugars in the storage system
maintaining cellular turgescence (aiding in resistance to withering)
increasing the assimilation of minerals such as calcium and magnesium.
DOSE-DILUTION
By spraying on foliage: from 2•5 a 3•5 cc. per liter of water, wetting the whole plant.
By irrigation: 5 to 10 cc. per plant, mixed with irrigation water, every 10-15 days.
COMPOSITION
Potassium oxide (K2O) 15 % p/p.
Total organic material 30 % p/p
Anhydrous sulphite (SO3) 5•5 % p/p
GENERAL PRECAUTIONS Conditions of use:
Not to be mixed with oils or copper, nor substances with a high acidic reaction. Avoid using when solar radiation is strong, nor during the period of maximum flowering.
Storage:
The product should be kept, tightly closed, in a cool place.
Safety:
Keep out of children’s reach. Avoid contact with skin. In case of contact with the eyes, wash them at once with plenty of water and consult your doctor.
SHAKE BEFORE USE.
Net contents: 500cc
All Nirvana Absolute Organic Growth Solutions are authorized for organic farming according to the norms of the European Union Regulation : 2092 / 91.
UK: Cannabis safety under UK scrutiny
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The government's drug advisory panel is meeting to decide if a decision to
downgrade cannabis should be reversed after worries about mental health.
Home Secretary Charles Clarke has asked the panel to particularly look at
high strength cannabis, known as "skunk".
When the Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs met in 2002, evidence
stated cannabis could worsen some conditions.
Studies since have said the drug can cause psychiatric problems, while the
Dutch may now outlaw stronger strains.
In the UK, the council's conclusions three years ago helped persuade the
government to make cannabis a class C rather than class B drug.
Police officers were also told not to arrest adults for possessing the drug
for their own use.
However, there are new concerns because skunk and other more-powerful
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