Description

Sulfur burner + 500 g of Micronized Sulfur

Attention, care, danger

Sulfur burner heats the sulfur to 150º making it evaporate. In this way the distribution by the crop will be much more homogeneous and effective. It is very important that it does not exceed 190º, as this would cause a gas that is too toxic and would damage the plants.

Sulfur is a highly harmful poison for people’s health. For example, a level of 0.3 micrograms per cubic meter of air implies a potential risk to human health, but for plants and trees a 0.2 is extremely dangerous.

The Sulfur Burner is the perfect fertilizer to avoid fungal pests such as powdery mildew, and insect pests such as spider mites, among others. What it does is change the PH that is on the surface where the crop is located, thus avoiding pests.

It should be used in rooms with mother plants or growing plants. If the crop is in the process of flowering or we begin to see the first flowers, it is time to disconnect and stop it.

Sulfur together with high humidity produces sulfuric acid, which will cause the plants to burn. Since during the use of the sulfur burner the extractor has to be off, once the burner is turned off, reconnect and turn on the extractor throughout the night or day.

Dosage and instructions for use

Wear protective glasses, gloves and a mask suitable for toxic substances.
Add the sulfur to sublimate in the burner pan.
Place the burner on the crop, about 30 cm above the crop.
It is recommended to use a digital timer to control how long the sulfur burner should be on.
Light the sulfur burner when the lights are off and the extractors are off.
Change location every 2 h, in large crops.
Installed in cabinets as a preventive: turn on only once a week, and run for a maximum of 2 hours. (So ​​as not to generate a lot of sulfur and that it is not as harmful to both plants and people.)
Intensive treatment: Use daily, maximum 1 h.
Disconnect the sulfur burner before entering and plug in the extractors for 15 or 30 min to ventilate.

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