CYCO Platinum Series Dr. Repair 3-0-0 - 1L

Iron Supplement for Chlorosis and Environmental Stress Recovery, 1L

Yellowing or wilting leaves usually point to a problem below the surface -- poor drainage, damaged roots, high alkalinity, or a straightforward iron deficiency -- and by the time chlorosis is visible, the plant is already behind on chlorophyll production. CYCO Platinum Series Dr. Repair 3-0-0 supplies iron to help correct that deficiency and support chlorophyll production as the plant recovers.

This 1-liter size suits a home or hobbyist grower who wants a smaller supply of Dr. Repair on hand for occasional chlorosis or stress recovery.

Key Features & Benefits

• Iron supplementation — helps correct iron deficiency, a common cause of leaf chlorosis.
• Chlorophyll support — iron is a building block for chlorophyll production, essential to photosynthesis.
• Targets multiple chlorosis causes — supports recovery from stress linked to poor drainage, root damage, or high alkalinity.
• 3-0-0 ratio — a nitrogen-forward formula built for stress recovery rather than routine base feeding.

Who Should Use CYCO Dr. Repair

This suits growers seeing yellowing, wilting, or reduced growth that points to chlorosis or environmental stress, whether from iron deficiency, poor drainage, root damage, or high alkalinity, who want an iron-based supplement to support recovery.

About CYCO

CYCO's Platinum Series includes Dr. Repair as a targeted stress-recovery supplement, distinct from the base Grow and Bloom system, aimed at correcting visible deficiency symptoms rather than routine feeding.

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes chlorosis in plants?

Chlorosis can result from iron deficiency, poor drainage, damaged roots, or high soil or media alkalinity, all of which interfere with the plant's ability to produce chlorophyll. The visible symptom is yellowing or wilting of the leaves.

Why does iron help treat chlorosis?

Iron is a necessary building block for chlorophyll production, so when a plant is iron-deficient, chlorophyll output drops and leaves lose their green color. Supplying iron directly helps address that specific deficiency.

When should I apply Dr. Repair?

Apply it when you notice yellowing, wilting, or reduced growth that suggests chlorosis or environmental stress, rather than as a routine part of every feeding. It's formulated as a targeted recovery treatment.

What is the NPK ratio of Dr. Repair?

Dr. Repair carries a 3-0-0 ratio, focused on nitrogen alongside its iron content, rather than the balanced macro ratio of a base nutrient.

Will Dr. Repair fix chlorosis caused by poor drainage or root damage?

It supplies iron to support chlorophyll production, which helps address iron-deficiency chlorosis directly. Drainage and root damage need to be corrected separately, since iron supplementation alone doesn't resolve a physical drainage or root problem.