Produced through a fermentation process, Lumina contains a bioavailable source of plant nutrients, amino acids, and polypeptides. Everything in this OMRI Listed liquid is geared to optimize plant performance with top-quality nutrition. Lumina will increase plant tolerance to abiotic stress and enhance beneficial microbial life in the soil. In addition, the amino acids help improve nutrient availability and will work exponentially better when Lumina is tank mixed with other nutrient products.
Benefits of Lumina:
- Improves plant metabolism and nutrient uptake
- Encourages and enhances photosynthesis
- Contains bioavailable nitrogen that compliments inorganic nitrogen
- Maximizes yield and provides top-quality fruits, flowers and crops
- Enhances root and stem structure
- Safe for use in soil or soilless growing medias, including rockwool and hydroponic systems
- Can be used as a stand-alone product or in conjunction with a conventional or organic fertilizer regimen
Lumina has been developed for use on high value specialty crops and major broadacre crops including fruits, vegetables, hemp, and row crops.
Lumina can be applied as a soil drench or as a foliar spray. Both methods are equally effective, but a foliar application is the least energy-intensive way for the plant to use the nutrients for leafy growth. As a root drench Lumina will complex nutrients in your usual feed program, making them easier for the plant to uptake. For best results, consider using Lumina as a root drench AND during foliar applications.
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APPLICATION GUIDELINES:
Lumina can be used as a root drench or foliar spray.
- Can be tank-mixed with nutrients or water for ease of application, or applied via overhead irrigation, drip irrigation, hand-watering, in hydroponic systems, in backpack sprayers, or through any other foliar applying mechanism.
- Can be mixed with most fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, and fungicides--always test compatibility first
- Flush drip irrigation lines with clean water after injecting Lumina
- Can be mixed with tap or reverse osmosis (RO) water
DIRECTIONS FOR USE:
Shake and mix well before use.
Can be applied as frequently as needed based on crop requirements. Generally, Lumina should be applied once every 1-3 weeks in conjunction with a typical fertilizer regimen.
For use as a root drench or foliar spray.
As a Root Drench: Use in field applications or in soil-based, soilless, or hydroponic growing media as a root drench throughout the entire plant life cycle up to the day of harvest.
In a Foliar Application: Foliar applications are recommended during the vegetative growth phase and flowering phase until approximately 2 weeks prior to harvest.
Field Applications (amount per acre per application):
- Root Drench or Foliar - 0.5-4.0 liters (1-8 pints)
- Apply once every 1-3 weeks
Container Applications (amount per gallon of water):
- Root Drench or Foliar - 10-20mL (2-4 tsp)
- Apply once every 1-3 weeks
Storage: Protect from frost; Protect from heat and direct sunlight.
Store in a cool dry place between the temperatures of 2°C / 35.6°F and 48°C /118.4°F away from direct sunlight. The product will freeze at -10°C / 14°F
Cannot Be Shipped To: AK,DC,HI,PR
Warning & Toxicities: Product is derived from shrimp. As a result, may cause an allergic reaction like that of a shrimp allergy. In case of contact with eyes, flush with water for at least 15 minutes. See a physician if irritation persists. If on skin, remove contaminated clothing and wash skin with soap and water. Keep out of reach of children.
Shelf Life: 2 years
Active Ingredients/Guaranteed Analysis:
Total Nitrogen (N) .............................................................................................. 0.5%
0.5% Water Soluble Nitrogen
Soluble Potash (K2O)......................................................................................... 0.5%
Derived From: molasses and shrimp protein hydrolysate*
*Shrimp protein hydrolysate is the material obtained by the hydrolysis of proteins to their constituent amino acids and short polypeptides. They are a source of nitrogen.
