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Description
Cannacure is a combination of a bug repellent, mildew preventative and foliar feed product all in one bottle.
From the Canna website:
When you spray CANNACURE, it forms a second natural skin on your plants. This layer improves leaf colour and vigour while ensuring that the plants can still breathe. It makes them healthy, shiny and clean, enabling optimal photosynthesis. This gives the plants the chance to focus on flowering.
Also, any plant pests will get stuck to the sticky layer, so they won't have the chance to damage the leaves. Eventually, the pests will starve to death. Combined with other CANNA nutrients and additives, CANNACURE will help your plants to resist any future infestations and diseases.
Available in a 750ml RTU (ready-to-use) spray bottle or a 1 litre bottle of concentrate, which makes 3 litres of spray solution.
Key facts
| Type | Leaf spray: pest repellent, mildew preventative and foliar feed in one |
|---|---|
| How it works | Forms a thin second skin on the leaves that pests stick to |
| Sizes | 750 ml ready-to-use spray, 1 litre concentrate, 5 litres |
| Concentrate makes | 1 litre makes 3 litres of spray |
| Brand | Canna |
| Category | Pest Management |
How to use
Spray the leaves with CANNACURE. It forms a thin natural layer that lets the plant breathe, improves leaf colour and keeps the leaves clean for photosynthesis. Pests stick to the layer, so they cannot feed on the leaves.
The 750 ml bottle is ready to use. Dilute the concentrate at the rate on the label: a 1 litre bottle makes 3 litres of spray.
More sprays and treatments are in pest management.
Questions
Is the 750 ml bottle ready to use?
Yes. The 750 ml bottle is a ready-to-use spray. The 1 litre bottle is a concentrate that makes 3 litres of spray.
Does it stop the leaves breathing?
No. CANNA say the layer it forms still lets the plant breathe, while pests get stuck to it.
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