Aminofert CA 12% | 1 KG (Calcium Amino Acid Chelate 12%)

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Aminofert CA 12% is a high-grade calcium amino acid chelate, formulated to deliver a concentrated dose of calcium directly to plants. The chelated form enhances calcium uptake, supporting cell wall formation, root health, and overall plant structure. This product is ideal for preventing calcium deficiencies and promoting sturdy growth, especially in crops prone to calcium-related disorders.

Mode of Action:

Aminofert CA 12% leverages amino acid chelation to improve calcium mobility and absorption within the plant. Amino acids serve as carriers, efficiently transporting calcium to plant tissues, which strengthens cell walls, improves root integrity, and supports vital physiological functions. The chelated form ensures calcium availability even in challenging soil conditions, enabling efficient nutrient uptake.

Benefits:

Improves calcium absorption and nutrient mobility.
Strengthens cell walls, enhancing plant structure and durability.
Reduces calcium deficiency symptoms like tip burn and blossom-end rot.
Supports robust root growth and plant resilience.
Compatible with a variety of application methods for ease of use.

Recommended Dosage:

Field Crops & Vegetables:

Apply aminofert-calcium 200 to 400 gm per acre during periods of rapid growth or nutritional stress. The application may be repeated twice or more times through the growth season.

Tree Crops :

Make an application of Aminofert-Calcium 400 to 800 gm per acre after the beginning of active growth. The application may be repeated at 2 to 4 weeks intervals through the growth season. Mid and late-season sprays directed to cover the fruit may help to reduce the effect of calcium related disorders. For post-harvest fruit treatment, dilute at a rate of 200 to 400 gm per 100 ltrs of water.

Grapes & Berries:

Make an application of Aminofert-Calcium 200 to 400 gm per acre after active growth begins. The application may be repeated at intervals of one week or more through the vegetative growth period.