Haifa Mag

Consists of:

Nitrogen (N) total – 11%, Nitrogen (N0–3) – 11%, Magnesium (Mg) Total – 9.6%.

Haifa Mag also known as Magnisal is Magnesium nitrate completely hydrosoluble hexahydrate. It comes in the form of lenticels. They provide the magnesium needed for optimal photosynthetic activity and regular plant development. Readily assimilable both by root and leaves, it can therefore be distributed both in fertigation and sprayed in mixture with many pesticides, with the exception of cupric derivatives.
 
The advantages of Haifa Mag it does not contain toxic or conditioning elements such as chlorine, sodium and sulphates acid reaction in aqueous solution effective nutritional action even in calcareous soils with high pH and hard water maximum assimilability both at root level and at leaf level thanks also to the synergistic action between nitric nitrogen and magnesium 

Haifa Magnisal Greenhouse Grade Magnesium Nitrate Hydro Mag is a fully water-soluble fertilizer, a highly efficient source of nitrate nitrogen and magnesium for plants.
Haifa Magnisal Greenhouse Grade Magnesium Nitrate Hydro Mag can be applied in combination with other fertilizers to meet crop nutritional needs throughout the growth cycle. Its high purity and water-solubility make Haifa Magnisal an ideal fertilizer for Nutrigation and for foliar application.
Additionally, Haifa Magnisal Greenhouse Grade Magnesium Nitrate Hydro Mag is suitable for preparation of fertilizer blends and production of liquid fertilizers.
Fields of application
Haifa Mag is noticeably more effective than any other magnesium fertilizer, it is in fact absorbed and translocated in larger quantities and in shorter times compared to any other formulated (4 times more than magnesium sulphate heptahydrate in half the time).
 
Haifa Mag is the ideal source of magnesium for soilless crops: it is in fact totally soluble, has an acid pH, is free from chlorine, other ions or pollutants. It is particularly indicated in the presence of calcareous waters.

We are also a custom hydroponic and indoor garden nutrient manufacturer and we use Haifa Magnisal in our high quality formulas. You should also only use Haifa Magnisal Greenhouse Grade Magnesium Nitrate Mag fertilizer for your hydroponic and greenhouse gardens since it’s highly water soluble, great for foliar application, and is aslo great at prevention and curing of magnesium deficiency in plants.

The advantages of Haifa MAG

• Fully water-soluble
• Consists of 100% plant nutrients
• Free of chloride, sodium and other detrimental elements for plants
• Safe for plants and humans: has a moderately low pH and low salt index
• Suitable for the Nutrigation, foliar application and production of fertilizer blends and nutrient solutions

Uses:

Nutrigation:

Haifa MAG is recommended to use as a source of nitrogen and magnesium where phosphorus levels should be kept low. Haifa MAG has unique characteristics, it can be applied through any irrigation system and on any growing medium. Unlike phosphoric acid for example. Haifa MAG is not corrosive to fertilizer pumps or irrigation equipment.

Quantitative Nutrigation:

Each kilogram of Haifa MAG in the tank consist of 110 grams of Nitrogen (N0–3) and 96 grams of Magnesium (Mg).

Proportional Nutrigation:

The phosphorus and potassium concentration in the irrigation water depends on the quantity of Haifa MKP Fertilizer in the tank mix, and on the injection ratio. Use the following table to calculate the quantity of Haifa MKP and the injection ratio needed to reach your target concentration in the irrigation water.

Agriculture:

• Fertilizer for Nutrigation (Fertigation) and foliar application.
• Used for prevention and curing of magnesium deficiency in plants.
• Magnisal can be mixed with a wide range of agrochemicals.

Technical:

• Reagent for magnesium and nitrate compounds.
• Catalyst manufacturing.
• Nitric acid concentrating.
• Ceramic Industry.
• Cleansing and etching agent for the metal industry.
• Thermal energy storage applications.
• Textile industry.

TIP: It is advisable to confirm compatibility of your intended spray-mix by preparing a sample of the mixtures at their recommended concentrations in order to rule out the possibility of a detrimental cross reaction. The mixtures should be sprayed onto a small area to test before using it fully. You do this to test whether an adverse effect occurs when foliar spraying your mixture.