44 Mag®
Benefits of Use:
- Essential core of the chlorophyll molecule
- Is active in the translocation of starches and necessary for sugar formation
- Acts as a carrier for phosphorus in the plant
- Regulates the uptake of other plant nutrients
- Enhances oil and fat formation
When to Apply:
- Low pH, high calcium, and high potash soils may reduce magnesium uptake
- Loss of green color starting at the bottom leaves and moving up the stalk; veins of leaves remain green
- Weak stalks
- Bunching-pattern root growth
- COTTON: Discolorization of leaves, turning purplish-red between the green veins, CORN: Development of an interveinal striped appearance on leaves, light yelllow to white
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