Ingredients
Active ingredient content by molecular weight, g/l
Goals / Purpose
| Crop | Input rate | Input stage | Remarks | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Crop:  Cereals | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Booting | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Cereals | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Flag leaf | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
Crop:  Legumes | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: 2nd tier leaves | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
Crop:  Sunflower | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: 2-4 leaf pairs | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Sunflower | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: 6-8 leaf pairs | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
Crop:  Buckwheat | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Ramification | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
Crop:  Maize | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: 6-7 leaves | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Maize | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Tasseling | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
Crop:  Rapeseed | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: In autumn, for winter rapeseed at 5-6 leaves’ stage | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Rapeseed | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Budding | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Cereals | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Tuber formation | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, boosting enzymatic processes, enhancing photosynthesis and sugar generation, speeding-up the formation of fats, oils and increasing starch accumulation | Details |
Crop:  Grapes | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Before flowering | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Grapes | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: After flowering | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Grapes | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Fruit setting | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
Crop:  Cucurbits | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Budding | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Cucurbits | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: Two weeks after the first treatment | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
Crop:  Beetroot | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: 3-4 pairs of real leaves | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
| Crop: Beetroot | Input rate: 1–1,5 l/ha | Input stage: 50% closing of crop | Remarks: Remedy of nutrient deficiency, increase in product quality and plant stress resistance, root system growth stimulation, photosynthesis boost. Better storability, transportability, longer shelf life | Details |
Description
Calcium is very important for plants. It influences the metabolism of carbohydrates and proteins. The earliest growth stages require calcium, it is necessary for the formation of plants. Calcium regulates water balance, provides normal conditions for the development of the root system of plants.
Calcium promotes the absorption of important nutrients by plants, influences the availability of a number of macro- and microelements for plants.
The lack of calcium inhibits the processing and absorption of reserve nutrients (starch, proteins), which are used by seedlings, young leaves and growing shoots, which can lead to the drying out of young growing parts of the plant and then to the death of the whole plant.
Besides, calcium is involved in other important biochemical processes of the plant: it facilitates transportation of carbohydrates in plants; strengthens cell walls and their bonding to each other, contribute to the development of the root system, is necessary for leave development, increases the resistance of plants to certain diseases, stimulates the activity of nodule bacteria that fix nitrogen from the air.
Revitaplant Calcium:
- regulates water balance;
- promotes carbohydrate transport in plants;
- strengthens cell walls and bonds them to each other;
- promotes root system development;
- is indispensable for leaf development;
- increases plant resistance to some diseases;
The following dosages are recommended for soil dressing:
Strawberries – 1 l/ha. Ready-to use solution consumption: 150-200 l/ha. To be carried-out exactly before flowering starts.
Vegetables (tolerant to calcium) — 1–1.5 l/ha. Ready-to use solution consumption: 150–200 l/ha. To be applied before flowering.
Fruit trees, apple-trees, bushes - 1–1.5 l/ha. Ready-to use solution consumption: 600–800 l/ha. Soil dressing to be carried out before bud bursting.
