What is House & Garden Magic Green used for?
Magic Green is a foliar spray designed to deliver nutrients directly through the leaves. It helps green up tired foliage, support photosynthesis, and strengthen leaf structure. It also creates a light coating that can make leaves less inviting to pests and environmental stress.
How fast does House & Garden Magic Green work?
Many growers notice improved leaf color and perkiness within 24–48 hours. It’s especially effective on pale or hungry-looking plants and can support recovery after stress, transplanting, or root issues—though it won't reverse severe damage on old leaves.
When should I use House & Garden Magic Green?
Use during veg and early flower stages, typically once a week. Stop once buds start forming densely, or if you're in high humidity environments. Always spray when you can ensure good drying conditions and airflow to avoid mould risk.
How often should I spray House & Garden Magic Green?
1–2 times per week is common in veg. Avoid overuse—foliar feeding too often can make plants rely less on root uptake. Always spray with lights off or dimmed to prevent leaf spotting or burn.
What’s the correct dose of House & Garden Magic Green?
Start with 1–2 mL per litre for a light mist. For 5L, use 5–10 mL. Shake the bottle before use, mix fresh each time, and pH to slightly acidic if needed. Clean water helps reduce spotting and improve uptake.
How should I apply House & Garden Magic Green?
Spray both the tops and undersides of leaves using a fine mist. Avoid drenching—just coat evenly. The underside has more stomata and absorbs better. Good airflow after spraying is key to preventing mould or residue.
Can House & Garden Magic Green cause leaf spotting or damage?
Yes, if overused or sprayed under intense light. Signs include speckling, shiny patches, or burnt edges. Always test on a small section first and avoid strong light or heat during and after spraying.
Can I mix Magic Green with other foliar sprays?
It's best not to. Mixing with neem oil, insecticidal soap, or silica can increase the risk of burn or spotting. If you must mix, test on a small area and wait 24 hours before full application. Avoid adding it to your nutrient reservoir.
Is House & Garden Magic Green safe for young or edible plants?
Yes—use low doses for seedlings, clones, and edible crops during veg. Avoid spraying herbs or vegetables close to harvest, and always rinse edible plants before consumption.
Is House & Garden Magic Green suitable for hydro, coco, and soil?
Yes—since it’s a foliar spray, it works independently of your growing medium. It’s especially useful when the root zone is struggling or temporarily underperforming. It’s not a replacement for Cal-Mag or full root feeding.
Does Magic Green help with pests or plant stress?
While not a pesticide, it can support recovery after pests are controlled and may help plants look healthier under light stress. It strengthens leaf tissue and makes the surface less appealing to pests—but it's not a full IPM solution.
What’s the easiest way to use House & Garden Magic Green?
Spray once a week during veg at 1–2 mL per litre, lights off, both sides of leaves, with strong airflow afterward. Don’t spray during full bloom. Mix fresh each time and rinse your sprayer after use.
