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Lithium Orotate 5 mg

Lithium is slightly less abundant in the Earth’s crust than zinc, but more common than cobalt, tin, and lead. Lithium salts are also commonly found in brines, with concentrations of up to one percent. Like many organisms, plants also benefit from lithium in low doses: in sunflowers and corn, for example, a concentration of 5 mg lithium per dm³ led to a growth-promoting effect. Lithium at low concentrations also stimulated plant growth in amaranth.

[1]In lettuce, a significant increase in root growth was observed at low lithium doses.

[2]For this reason, precise dosing is important for plant well-being. The capsule form with 1 mg of lithium per unit ensures that each application delivers the optimal amount of lithium.

1.)Effect of lithium on seed germination and plant growth of Amaranthus viridis. Gayathri, N. et al.

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2.)The influence of two lithium forms on growth, L-ascorbic acid content, and lithium accumulation in lettuce plants. Kalinowska et al.

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