1. Since magnesium is mobile within the plant, deficiency symptoms appear on lower and older leaves first. The first symptom is pale leaves, which then develop interveinal chlorosis. In some plants, reddish or purple spots will appear on the leaves.
2. Magnesium deficiency leads to a reduction in yield. It also leads to higher susceptibility to plant disease.
3. The expression of symptoms is greatly dependent on the intensity to which leaves are exposed to light. Deficient plants that are exposed to high light intensities will show more symptoms.

1. In a very wet, cold and/or acidic root environment.
2. In Long-term unbalanced crop fertilization (NPK) leads to Mg2+ depletion, cation competition, and subsequent Mg2+ leaching
3. In heat stress, droughty soil, High levels of competing elements, such as K–potash (as plants take up potassium in preference to magnesium), calcium (Ca), ammonium (NH4), and sodium (Na) leads to Mg deficiency.

SHAKE WELL BEFORE USE.

Direction for use: Slowly add the product to the tank while agitating. Continue to agitate until spraying is completed.
Tank mixing/co-application: Always carry out "Jar test" before mixing NutriMag with other products. Co-application is entirely at the risk of the end-users.
Caution: Do not exceed the appropriate application rate. Do not spray under hot and bright days. Avoid contact with skin and eyes. Always Use PPE. Do not empty into drains and waterways. Dispose of empty container in a safe way. Carefully rinse sprayer after use.
Storage: This product is stable under ordinary temperature. Do not expose to direct sunlight or high temperature (above 30℃). Once Opened, Use the container fully. Keep away from food, drink, animal feedstuff and children