Ca 7%
Plant-Available Calcium for Strength and Stability
Ca 7% is an advanced liquid calcium formulation derived from calcium acetate and complexed with organic and amino acids for superior nutrient availability and absorption. Designed for both soil and foliar applications, Ca 7% provides a readily available source of calcium to prevent and correct deficiencies that can lead to blossom-end rot, tip burn, or poor fruit development. Calcium is essential for plant structure,supporting cell wall formation, membrane stability, and enzyme activity regulation,making it vital for vigorous growth and long-term plant resilience.
The inclusion of organic and amino acid complexes enhances calcium solubility and uptake efficiency, ensuring plants receive calcium precisely when it’s needed. Ca 7% also promotes improved soil structure and microbial activity, helping create a balanced environment for nutrient exchange. Regular use strengthens root and shoot development, supports nutrient balance, and reduces antagonism with other applied minerals. Whether used as a soil treatment or foliar spray, Ca 7% delivers fast, visible results and contributes to higher-quality yields.
Key Benefits
- Prevents and corrects calcium deficiencies: supplies plant-available calcium to address tip burn, blossom-end rot, and weak fruit development.
- Enhances nutrient uptake: organic and amino acid complexes improve calcium absorption and utilization.
- Improves cell wall integrity: strengthens cellular structure for sturdier, more resilient plants.
- Supports root and shoot development: promotes strong root growth and healthy vegetative development.
- Versatile application: effective for both soil and foliar use across various crops and growth stages.
Application Rates
| Method | Rate | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Soil | 0.5 to 1 gal per acre | Depends on crop, soil conditions, and application method. |
| Maintenance | 1 to 2 qt Ca 7% per acre | |
| Foliar | 1 to 4 pt per acre | At the 3 to 4 leaf stage or pre-bloom. Repeat as needed. |
Do not exceed recommended rates.
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