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ActiCal is a foliar specimen of the latest generation containing calcium in the form of a high quality chelate. This unique amino acid formulation of calcium (CALAC112) substantially augments bioavailability, eliminating the drawbacks associated with the low mobility of calcium ions in plants(CaO calcium content – 112 g/l). It is conve-nient to use and is one of the few products in the market does not contain chlorine or nitrates.

Functions: Fertilizer

Chemical Family: Calcium Salts

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Identification & Functionality

Chemical Family
Agrochemical Functions
Technologies

Features & Benefits

Performance
  • Improves fruit firmness, durability and mechanical resistance
  • Prevents physiological diseases caused by calcium deficiency
  • Improves fruit resistance to cracking

Applications & Uses

Effects of Application of The Actical Chelate
  • effective and quick prevention of calcium deficiency
  • reduction of plant susceptibility to infections
  • increased immunity to fungal diseases
  • no physiological diseases
  • no cracks and juice leakage from stone fruits
  • uniform ripening
  • enhanced fruit firmness
  • limiting the use of pesticides
  • increased yield, even in stress conditions
  • improvement of fruit and vegetable storability and transportability
  • the calcium is used by the plant 30 times more efficiently than in the case of standard products.

 

Effects of Application of The Actical Chelate On Selected Plants
  • APPLE TREE: Fruit ripens on time. There is no internal disintegration.
  • PEAR TREE: The flesh is not dwarfish. Healthy and vivid-color skin.
  • CHERRY, GEAN AND PLUM: No cracked fruit.
  • STRAWBERRY: No necrosis of young leaves. Correct fruit growth. No gray mold.
  • TOMATO, PEPPERS: Fruit without dry rot. Fully developed flowers.
  • CUCUMBER: Fully developed and healthy fruit. Correctly formed buds.
  • CEREALS, LETTUCE: Full growth.
  • CABBAGE VEGETABLES: Leaf edges do not russet.
  • POTATO, RAPESEED, SUNFLOWER, POPPY, SHAMROCK: The inflorescence does not dangle and fade away.
  • CURRANT, BLUEBERRY, RASPBERRY: Improves fruit firmness, durability and resistance.

 

Dosage

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

APPLE AND

1.5–1.8

700-

4-6 every

End of flowering, formation and growth of buds,

 

PEAR TREES

1000

10-14 days

intensive fruit growth, 7-8 weeks before harvest

 

 

 

GEAN,

1.5–1.8

700-

3-4 every

End of flowering, development of fruit, ripening of

 

CHERRY TREES

1000

10-14 days

fruit

 

 

 

PLUM TREES, VINE

1.5-1.8

700-

3-4 every

From the flowering phase to beginning of harvest

 

1000

10-14 days

 

 

 

 

 

STRAWBERRIES

1.5–1.8

700-

3-4 every

Full flowering, growth and development of fruit,

 

1000

10-14 days

crop phase

 

 

 

 

CURRANTS

1.5–1.8

700-

2-3 every

Growth and development of fruit.

 

1000

10-14 days

 

 

 

 

 

RASPBERRIES

1.5–1.8

700-

2-3 every

Full flowering, growth and development of fruit.

 

1000

10-14 days

 

 

 

 

 

BLUEBERRY

1.5–1.8

700-

2-3 every

Growth and ripening of fruit.

 

1000

10-14 days

 

 

 

 

 

TOMATO, PEPPERS

1.5-1.8

300-500

3

After budding, full flowering, first fruit

 

CUCUMBER

 

 

 

 

 

 

CABBAGE

 

 

 

 

 

VEGETABLES,

2

300-500

3

Once a week during head setting

 

LETTUCE

 

 

 

 

 

ROOT VEGETABLES

1.0-2.0

300-500

3

2-3 weeks from plant sprouting, repeat the

 

treatment after 10-14 days

 

 

 

 

 

 

AGRICULTURAL

1.5-2.0

300-400

3-4 every

From the flowering phase to beginning of harvest

 

CROPS

10-14 days

 

 

 

 

 

Technical Details & Test Data

Calcium and Its Significance
  • takes part in the biosynthesis of the cell wall
  • collects and stabilizes microelements, e.g. pectin in the cell wall
  • influences the growth of fruit
  • makes the plant resistant to stress conditions.
Symptoms of Calcium Deficiency
  • yellowing of leaf lamina tips, curling of leaf lamina and necrosisshoots white to brownish
  • putridity in the tip of the fruit
  • decay of the plasma membrane
  • incorrect growth
  • necrosis of plant organs