Ekisan is a liquid fungicide, deficiency corrector and phytofortifier. It is a product of vegetable origin derived from Horsetail (Equisetum Arvense), and is presented in a 250 ml container.
Ekisan organic fungicide
Ekisan is an organic liquid product of vegetable origin, with a amino acid and bioactive nutrient content that favours a balanced growth and increases the plant resistance.
It is based on Equisetum Arvense (Horsetail), a plant rich in minerals such as potassium, calcium, aluminium and magnesium. It also contains other elements such as Saponin, Silicic Acid and Flavonoids (Isoquercitoside, Galuteolin or Equisetrin) that contribute with great fungal properties that help to control Mildew, Pytihium, Sclerotinia, Oidium and Botrytis.
Ekisan, preventive foliar treatment and phytostrengthener
Ekisan is administered by foliar application with a fine-drop sprayer over the whole plant, including the leaf underside. It is applied once a week, avoiding the hours of high sunlight intensity, at a dose of 15ml per litre of water.
It is very important not to mix the product with copper, sulphur, potassium soap or different wetting agents. It is therefore recommended to use Ekisan alone to avoid possible reactions.
Ekisan can be used as a fungal preventive product, increasing the plants' resistance, as well as a deficiency corrector (apply every 3 days for a week).
It is highly recommended for outdoor cultivation, alternating it weekly with other cannabis preventive products.
Ekisan should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from foodstuffs and out of the reach of children.
This product is not harmful to terrestrial and aquatic fauna, but is not suitable for human or animal consumption.
Trabe Ekisan Horsetail liquid info:
- Organic product of plant origin
- Fungicide, deficiency corrector and phytofortifier
- 15ml per litre - once a week as a preventive measure
- 15ml per litre - 3 times a week as a deficiency corrector
- Highly recommended as a preventive in outdoor cultivation
- Not harmful to terrestrial and aquaculture wildlife
