Metrop Hydroponics Calgreen, calcium fertilizer, 22.50% Ca.

Dont buy water, buy concentrated fertilizers !

Calcium is the 4th importend element for a plant,

and your plant want liquid Calcium a lot !

The Metrop Hydroponics Calgreen calcium fertilizer is a unique product. The basis of the product is Nitrogen and Calcium in a specific compound. This compound is a building block for the plant cell walls, which results in a more compact, heavier top.
Metrop Hydroponics Calgreen calcium fertilizer also provides 80% protection against most moulds and rot diseases.

Extra Calcium in the medium ensures that the ions of other nutritional elements are released more easily from the colloidal particles and the plant therefore has more nutritional building blocks available.

Metrop Hydroponics Calgreen calcium fertilizer is produced from of very high quality raw materials and can be mixed with any Metrop Hydroponics product.

With Metrop Hydroponics MR 1, MR 2 and Calgreen, the grower has a top plant food line at hand which, in every medium sees to it that the plant builds up the largest possible root system and top for the highest possible yield.

. Visibly improves the absorption of nutrients at the root;
. Assures a tangible strengthening and toughening of the top;
. Assures a measurable increase in the mass of the end product;
. Assures the availability of sufficient magnesium for optimal chlorophyll and protein synthesis;
. Does not contain harmful colouring agents and is not diluted with water: it consists only of the purest raw materials.

Therefore use with a low EC;

Keep out of reach of children.

Use:
If the soil is nutrient-rich, give this mixture 1 to 3x per week. Give daily if the soil is nutrient-poor or if you use hydroponic growth methods. Water every day as needed.
Be careful not to overdose.

Mixing:
Add Metrop Hydroponics Calgreen calcium fertilizer as last in the mixing tank.

This product should be stored in a dark, frost-free place.

In the event of eye contact in concentrated form, rinse eyes immediately with water.

Shake the container well !

Metrop Hydroponics Calgreen calcium fertilizer is biologically degradable.

EC-FERTILISER, complex suspension N-fertilizer 15 with trace elements:

total nitrogen (N) 15.00% - nitrate (N) 12.10% - ammonia (N) 0.90% - urea (N) 2.00% - calcium (CaO) soluble in water 22.50% - magnesium (Mg) soluble in water 3.00% - iron (Fe) soluble in water, chelated by EDTA 0.075% - manganese (Mn) soluble in water, chelated by EDTA 0.15% - copper (Cu) soluble in water, chelated by EDTA 0.060% - zinc (Zn) soluble in water, chelated by EDTA 0.030% - boron (B) soluble in water 0.075% - molybdenum (Mo) soluble in water 0.0015%

Calcium for plants:

Next to nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium is calcium the 4th most important fertilizer for a plant.
Adding calcium to the medium, brings more food to the plants by pushing away the ions.
Furthermore the calcium advances the analysis of organic substances, thru which more nutrient elements will be available. The proceeds of the harvest will rise after adding the calcium, but the medium only seems to be more fertile.
In reality the medium pauperises, because the plant will have a bigger intake of food.
By simply fertilizing more fertilizers, we solve this problem, which results in higher proceeds of the harvest.

Calcium is essential in a plant. It binds acids which would poison the plant.
For example, oxale acid and calcium sit together with protein in a certain connection in the cell wall.
If the plants do not contain enough calcium they will form long weak stems.
The leaves will also be weak and the roots do not form optimal.

For the build up of calcium and protein in the plant cells boron is needed.
It will act like a brick layer to build these elements within the cell walls.
Only the PH of the medium needs to be lower then 6.2 in order the absorp the boron.

Calcium in plants

Because calcium protein with the help of boron (it becomes vitamine B12) strengthens the plant cells, it will result in a stronger plant with less chance of rotting and mould forming and a more profitable end result.
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