Calcium plays an important role in stabilizing the cell walls, ion-reactions within plants, influencing growth hormones and it controls the transport of nutrients and water in your plant. In situations with a high humidity or in a compact crop the rate of conduction is small and can lead to a deficiency of calcium. Plants directly absorb all food grade minerals to provides optimal control of your plants.
Calcium often appears in the cell walls and membranes and plays a special role in the ion-reactions within plants. Calcium is transported in the plant by means of water conduction (xylem).
In situations with a high humidity or in a compact crop the rate of conduction is small and can lead to a deficiency of calcium.
A deficiency of calcium leads to softened cell walls which manifests itself immediately in an increased sensitivity to fungi. and the dying off of young leaves and growing points. Also an excess of calcium can occur. which results into brown spots on the leaves.
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