Calcium Nitrate

• Calcium and Nitrogen Rich Formula: Garden Genie calcium nitrate fertilizer supplies readily available nitrogen and calcium to support healthy plant growth, lush green foliage and overall plant development.
• Supports Strong Stem & Healthy Roots: This calcium fertilizer for plants helps support plant structure and root development, providing essential nutrients for growing plants in home gardens and outdoor spaces.
• Promotes Flowering & Fruit Development: Regular use at the recommended dosage supports healthy flowering, fruit development and plant growth. Suitable for vegetables, fruit plants, flowering plants and other agricultural crops.
• Water Soluble Plant Nutrition: Calcium nitrate dissolves in water for convenient application through foliar spraying and drip irrigation. It can also be applied to the soil according to the recommended directions.
• Multiple Application Methods: For soil application, apply 5–10 g per plant, cover with 1–2 inches of soil and water afterwards. For foliar spray, use 4–5 g per litre of water. For drip irrigation, use 4–6 kg per acre. Follow crop-specific recommendations and avoid overapplication.

1. For Soil Application: Apply 5–10g calcium nitrate per plant, cover with 1–2 inches of soil and water afterwards.
2. For Foliar Spray: Use 4–5g per litre of water and spray the solution all over the plant.
3. For Drip Irrigation: Use 4–6 kg per acre.

1. What are the benefits of Calcium Nitrate for plants?
Garden Genie Calcium Nitrate provides two essential nutrients: calcium, which supports strong cell walls and healthy plant growth, and nitrogen, which promotes lush green leaves and overall development. It can also help prevent calcium-deficiency-related problems when used correctly.

2. Which plants can I use Calcium Nitrate for?
Calcium Nitrate can be used for many plants, including tomatoes, chillies, capsicum, roses, flowering plants, fruit plants, and vegetables. Always follow the product label for application rates and suitability.

3. How much Calcium Nitrate should I use per litre of water?
The dosage depends on the plant type, growth stage, and application method. Always follow the dosage mentioned on the product packaging. Avoid overapplication, as excessive nitrogen or salts can damage plants.

4. When should I apply Calcium Nitrate to my plants?
Apply Calcium Nitrate when plants need calcium and nitrogen, particularly during active growth and fruit development. Consistent calcium supply is important for developing fruits, but avoid spraying during intense sunlight or extreme heat.

5. Does Calcium Nitrate help prevent blossom-end rot in tomatoes and chillies?
Yes, Calcium Nitrate can help prevent blossom-end rot caused by calcium deficiency in developing fruits. However, the problem is often linked to inconsistent watering or poor calcium transport within the plant, so maintaining even soil moisture is equally important.