Calcium Chelate, 5 lb Bags by Miller Chemical. Add to your Drip Irrigation system or by sprayer.

 Miller Calcium Chelate is soluble in water. Add the weighed amount of the powder, slowly, to the bulk of the water and stir or agitate until dissolved. If pesticides are to be used in the spray mix, add them after the Calcium Chelate has dissolved.

SYMPTOMS OF CALCIUM DEFICIENCY

Calcium deficiency usually appears in the young leaves and near the growing points of stems and in the roots. The young leaves may be severely distorted with the tips hooked back and the margins curled backward or forward. The leaf margins may show brown scorching or spotting
effects with spectacular die-back of stems near the growing points. These effects are most pronounced in tomato and celery crops.

ADVANTAGES OF USING CALCIUM CHELATE

• Helps seed germination and root development
• Regulates the exchange balance of other nutrients
• Enhances disease resistance naturally
• Aides in plant recovery as a result of stress
• Assists in flower production and cell structure

MILLER FERTILIZER CALCIUM CHELATE LABEL:

A chelate for use only on agricultural and horticultural crops and ornamentals. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS Calcium (Ca) ....... 9.5% 9.5% Chelated Calcium (Ca) Chelating agent is EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid). F501 

FOR TREATMENT OF SOILS AND CROPS WHERE CALCIUM DEFICIENCY IS DIAGNOSED OR SUSPECTED. To improve foliage absorption and effectiveness, add Nu-Film-17 to all foliar applied sprays. Miller Calcium Chelate is particularly suitable for foliar application, inclusion in liquid feeds and hydroponic mixes and for soil application. MIXING Miller Calcium Chelate is soluble in water. Add the weighed amount of the powder, slowly, to the bulk of the water and stir or agitate until dissolved. If pesticides are to be used in the spray mix, add them after the Calcium Chelate has dissolved.

SYMPTOMS OF CALCIUM DEFICIENCY Calcium deficiency usually appears in the young leaves and near the growing points of stems and in the roots. The young leaves may be severely distorted with the tips hooked back and the margins curled backward or forward. The leaf margins may show brown scorching or spotting effects with spectacular die-back of stems near the growing points. These effects are most pronounced in tomato and celery crops.

CROPS SUSCEPTIBLE TO CALCIUM DEFICIENCY Miller Calcium Chelate is recommended for crops such as alfalfa, almonds, avocados, apples, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, carrots, celery, citrus, corn, lettuce, milo, melons, nectarines, rice, pears, peaches, pecans, peppers, plums, prunes, potatoes, peanuts, sorghum, sugar beets, sweet corn, sugar cane, strawberries, tomatoes, turnips, walnuts, watermelons, wheat and most other crops.

GENERAL INFORMATION Calcium deficiencies are becoming more and more prevalent. They normally appear during the rapid growing, flowering and/or fruiting stages. No source of calcium can completely overcome these problems. Because of the nature of calcium deficiency (growing point disorders), Miller Calcium Chelate should be applied in multiple applications.

APPLICATION RATES OF MILLER CALCIUM CHELATE

1. FIELD CROPS: Before sowing or planting—soil application Apply at the rate of 1 to 2 lbs. per acre (1 to 2 kg. per hectare) as a soil application. Apply by sprayer in a convenient volume of water and cultivate into the soil. Miller Calcium Chelate may often be mixed with a nitrogen solution or with pre-planting herbicide sprays.

2. VEGETABLE CROPS: Standing crops—foliar spraying Apply Miller Calcium Chelate at the rate of 1/2 to 1 lb. per acre per week in the normal spray program. The higher rates should be used prior to the time that the deficiency usually shows up.

3. FRUIT TREES: Apply 1/2 to 1 lb. Miller Calcium Chelate per acre in a suitable amount of water for coverage.

4. STRAWBERRIES: To improve the size, shelf-life and firmness, use 1 lb. Miller Calcium Chelate when berries are marble size. Repeat using 1 lb. per acre when the berries are mature size, but still green; and a third application at 1 lb. per acre when the berries are pink to red.

5. PEANUTS: Spanish and small seeded varieties of peanuts: 1 lb. per acre at early bloom. Florunner variety: 1 lb. per acre. The application may be split into two applications. Large seeded Virginia varieties: in addition to land plaster, apply 1 lb. per acre, at early bloom. 

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