Calcium nitrate fertilizer is a water-soluble chemical solution that provides plants with supplemental calcium and nitrogen. These elements are the physiological building blocks for strong, disease-resistant plants.

Calcium nitrate doesn’t occur in nature — it’s made by mixing inorganic calcium and nitrogen. This is done by combining limestone and nitric acid, followed by ammonia.

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Advantage:

• Prevents problems before they arise

• Helps plants grow stronger

• Allows plants to produce larger fruit

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Types:

• Granular Calcium Nitrate

• Liquid Calcium Nitrate

• Calcium Ammonium Nitrate

• Calcium Nitrate with Boron

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Application:
Crops: All Crops

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Dosage :
Foliar application: 4-5 g/L of water
Fertigation: 1-3 kg/ac

 

Note: For fertigation, number of application depends on crop.
Fertigation: Use dosage based on results of the soil analysis, crop and its growth stage. However, do not mix with Phosphate and Sulphate containing fertilizers.

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Technical details

• Total nitrogen, per cent by weight, minimum                      ==  15.5

• Ammoniacal nitrogen, per cent by weight, maximum         ==  1.1

• Nitrate nitrogen as N, per cent by weight, minimum           ==  14.4

• Water soluble calcium, per cent by weight, minimum         ==  18.8

• Matter insoluble in water, per cent by weight, maximum   ==   1.5

 

Packing: 1 kg, 25 kg

 

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