Calcium nitrate is most suitable for beet, potato, barley, hemp and other crops, and it is widely used in all kinds of soils, especially when it is applied on calcium-deficient acidic soil, its effect will be better.
Calcium nitrate has the characteristics of rapid calcium and nitrogen replenishment. Its unique combination of nitrate nitrogen and 100% water-soluble calcium provides many properties and advantages that other fertilizers do not have. It is one of the most valuable fertilizers on the market. Each grain of calcium nitrate evenly contains 11.8% nitrogen (nitrate) and 23.7% water-soluble calcium, which is beneficial to the absorption of nutrient elements by crops, enhances the stress resistance of fruits and vegetables, promotes early maturity, and improves the quality of fruits and vegetables. It is widely used for base application, topdressing, flushing and foliar spraying, and can also be used as a nutrient solution for soilless cultivation. It is rich in calcium ions, and continuous application will not deteriorate the physical properties of the soil, but it can also improve the soil.
Advantages of calcium nitrate
Good safety performance, easy to store and transport. Ammoniated calcium nitrate and agricultural calcium nitrate, as a substitute for ammonium nitrate, is a safer nitrate nitrogen fertilizer than ammonium nitrate. Due to the presence of calcium, agricultural calcium nitrate has lower hygroscopicity than ordinary ammonium nitrate, thereby improving agglomeration and thermal stability. It is not prone to fire and explosion hazards during storage and handling.
It is mainly based on nitrate nitrogen, plus calcium, which is indispensable for crops. Agricultural calcium nitrate is a new high-efficiency chemical fertilizer containing nitrogen and quick-acting calcium. Calcium nitrate for agriculture contains a large amount of nitrate nitrogen, which can be directly absorbed and utilized by plants without conversion compared with ammonium nitrogen and amide nitrogen. Calcium is one of the essential nutrient elements for the growth and development of crops, and it plays an important role in the growth of crops. According to the analysis of relevant experts, the calcium demand of many crops is second only to nitrogen and potassium, but higher than phosphorus.
