Canna Flush

What is CANNA FLUSH and why should you use it?

CANNA FLUSH is a versatile product that removes excess nutrients from your growing media while protecting beneficial bacteria and fungi. Unlike reverse osmosis or demineralized water, CANNA FLUSH protects your substrate and ensures a clean and healthy growing environment. It's suitable for all substrates and is recyclable—effective and environmentally friendly.

Why use CANNA FLUSH?

• Clean and tasty harvests: Applied before harvest, CANNA FLUSH removes excess nutrients, resulting in cleaner, more aromatic plants.
  
• Gentle yet effective: Cleans substrates without harming beneficial microorganisms.
  
• Suitable for all substrates: Works effectively with soil, soilless mixes, hydroponics and inert substrates such as expanded clay.
  
• Ideal for substrate reuse: Extends the lifespan of inert culture media by thoroughly cleaning residues.
  

How is CANNA FLUSH used?

1. Flush out excess nutrients from drainable substrates

For soil or soilless mixes:

1. Dilute 20 ml of CANNA FLUSH in 10 liters of water (1:500).
   
2. Water the plants with this solution until they drain.
   
3. Then water them once with tap water until they drain away.
   
4. Resume your usual fertilization.
   

For hydroponics (open systems):

1. Dilute 40 ml of CANNA FLUSH in 10 liters of water (1:250).
   
2. Water the solution during the last fertilization of the day until 10–20% drainage is achieved.
   
3. Water the plants once with tap water until they drain away.
   
4. Resume your usual fertilization the next day.
   

2. Preparation for harvest (annual plants only):

1. Start CANNA FLUSH one to two weeks before harvest.
   
2. Use as described above for your substrate type (soil, soilless substrate or hydroponics).
3. Use CANNA FLUSH once a week and continue your usual fertilization schedule between applications.
   

3. Reuse of inert substrates:

CANNA FLUSH is ideal for cleaning substrates such as expanded clay:

1. Add 40 ml of CANNA FLUSH per 10 liters of water.
   
2. Soak the inert substrate in the solution for 24 hours.
   
3. Rinse thoroughly with the same amount of tap water.
   
4. Repeat the process if necessary.