Description
GT Liquid Trace Elements – Correct & Prevent Micronutrient Deficiencies
GT Liquid Trace Elements is a concentrated solution of essential micronutrients designed to correct and prevent trace element deficiencies in plants. While required in only small amounts, elements such as iron, manganese, zinc, boron, copper, and molybdenum are vital for strong, balanced growth. Without them, plants can show symptoms like yellowing leaves, poor growth, or dead spots around leaf margins.
This formula is especially important in hydroponic and aquaponic systems where reverse osmosis (RO) water or rainwater is used, as these water sources often lack natural trace minerals. By replenishing these elements, GT Liquid Trace Elements ensures healthier foliage, improved resilience, and balanced nutrient uptake.
🌱Key Benefits:
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Prevents & Corrects Deficiencies – Restores vital micronutrients that plants need for balanced growth.
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Essential for Hydroponics & Aquaponics – Perfect for systems using RO water or rainwater, which lack trace minerals.
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Healthier Growth – Prevents symptoms like yellowing, stunted growth, and dead spots on leaves.
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Versatile Application – Use in soil, hydroponics, aquaponics, or as a foliar spray.
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Balanced Nutrition – Supplies a complete range of trace elements often missing from standard feeds.
💧How to Use GT Liquid Trace Elements
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Soil & Hydroponics: Dilute 2mL per litre of water and apply weekly until deficiency is corrected.
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Foliar Feed: Dilute 1mL per litre of water and spray in low light conditions.
🔬Typical Analysis:
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Iron (Fe): 2.5 g/L
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Manganese (Mn): 0.88 g/L
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Zinc (Zn): 0.25 g/L
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Boron (B): 0.25 g/L
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Copper (Cu): 0.20 g/L
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Molybdenum (Mo): 0.08 g/L
📦 Available Sizes
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250mL,1L, 5L, and 20L
GT Liquid Trace Elements is an essential tool for growers using pure water sources and anyone looking to maintain balanced, healthy plant nutrition. Use regularly to keep your plants thriving with all the micronutrients they need.
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