VitaFer Ca Complex

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VitaFer® Ca Complex is an advanced liquid foliar fertiliser containing calcium that is 100% complexed by sodium glucoheptonate. The product has been designed for both corrective and preventive calcium supplementation in crops with high calcium requirements. The innovative complexing form based on sodium glucoheptonate ensures maximum calcium bioavailability, rapid uptake and complete application safety, with no risk of leaf scorch.

Description

Key effects:

Maximum Bioavailability and Rapid Action
The Ca-HGA complex provides 100% complexed calcium that is immediately available to the plant, with effective penetration through the cuticular layer and rapid uptake within 48–72 hours.

Complete Application Safety
The organic HGA form eliminates the risk of phytotoxicity and leaf burn, allowing safe application on delicate tissues, flowers, and fruitlets.

Increased Mobility Within the Plant
The organic HGA form facilitates calcium transport to target tissues such as fruits, heads, and tubers, while traditional calcium salts remain mainly at the site of application.

Effective Protection Against Physiological Disorders
Helps effectively prevent bitter pit, fruit cracking, blossom-end rot in tomatoes, and storage-related defects, supporting maximum crop quality protection.

Excellent Crop Quality and Storability
Comprehensive calcium support improves fruit firmness, skin quality, mechanical strength, and storage parameters, increasing market value and extending crop shelf life.

Ingredients:

Micronutrients % m/m % m/v
Calcium oxide (CaO)* fully complexed by sodium glucoheptonate 12,00 15,48
Density: 1,29 kg/l
pH: 6,0-7,0

Dosage and timing of application:

Crop Rate l/ha Applications
Field crops 1,5-2 4–6 applications from fruit set until 2–3 weeks before harvest, every 10–14 days
Fruit and berry crops 2-3 3–6 applications from fruit/head formation, every 10–14 days
Vegetables 2-3 2–3 applications from the intensive growth stage, every 10–14 days
Fertigation 0,2-0,3% Depending on the needs of the crop, every 10–14 days