Grow-Cal | Amino Acid Chelated Liquid Calcium

We’ve been searching long and hard for a calcium25 replacement. The wait is finally over! Grow-Cal is derived from non-synthetic calcium chloride and is amino acid chelated with no EDTA chelators used at all. This means it is safe for microbes. We believe multiple sources of calcium create the best results when considering immediate and long term needs. Grow-Cal should be applied as a foliar application. A drench is possible but a soil test is recommended prior to doing so.

Due to the chelation, when used as a drench, Grow-Cal may also help with the availability of other forms of calcium. Calcium carbonate is one of the most abundant sources of calcium but it does take time to become bioavailable. Grow-Cal may increase the rate at which calcium carbonate and other forms, become plant available. Again, we highly recommend soil testing prior to applying Grow Cal to the soil due to possible chloride excesses.

*This product is approved for use through the NOP program when dictated by a sap or soil test. 

Can apply to the soil and plant foliage of all varieties of turfgrass, fruits, vegetables, trees, shrubs, lawns, flowers, and houseplants.

Application Rate:

Shake well before each use. Apply Grow-Cal in the early morning or evening while there is still dew on the plant. Avoid applying Grow-Cal in direct sunlight when temperatures exceed 86ºF (30ºC). Apply with high nitrogen amino acid products like Pure Protein Dry for even better results.

Foliar Spray: Dilute 2 oz of Grow-Cal per 1 gallon of water and mist evenly onto plant foliage every 3 to 4 weeks. *Water as usual

Derived From: Non-synthetic Calcium Chloride. Soluble Calcium: 10%

Store in a cool & dark place at room temperature, 68ºF to 86ºF (20ºC-30ºC), and out of direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children • Avoid contact with eyes or open wounds • Not for human consumption

CAUTION: To avoid the formation of insoluble precipitates, do not mix Grow-Cal with materials containing phosphates or sulfates. Do not apply to the foliage of African Violet plants.