| Key Ingredients | Total Calcium 50% | Organic Matter | pH | NPK | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Content |
Water-soluble Ca²⁺ 5% (Fast-acting) |
15% | 11 | 2-2-2 | |
|
Exchangeable Ca²⁺ 45% (Slow-release) |
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Our bio-based organic compounds form chelated bonds with calcium ions.
This bonding prevents calcium immobilization in the soil and ensures a continuous, stable supply of calcium precisely when the crop demands it.
The water-soluble calcium integrated within our formulation is engineered for rapid absorption immediately after application.
It provides an immediate response during early growth stages or in situations of acute calcium deficiency.
Manufactured with a natural organic base, our product serves as a soil amendment for degraded land and activates underground microbes, transforming the soil into a fertile environment optimized for crop growth.
Intelligent Calcium Delivery System
Our proprietary RLE technology is engineered to release calcium only at the time and location required by responding to the physiological signals of the crop.
The organic matrix structure prevents the immobilization of calcium within the soil, minimizing the loss of effective calcium.
Crop roots secrete root exudate as a biological signal; this signal induces
a ligand exchange reaction, enabling the direct release and absorption of
calcium ions within the root zone (rhizosphere).
Functions as a protective barrier
to prevent calcium immobilization
in the soil.
Root Signal Detection
Recognizes root exudate
as a biological signal.
Releases calcium ions into the root
zone through ion exchange
| Crop | Application Rate Kg/10a(1,000㎡) |
Application Method |
|---|---|---|
|
Rice (Reclaimed Land) |
200~250 (250~300) |
Apply by broadcasting immediately after harvest or after the thawing season, followed by deep plowing. For reclaimed land, apply an additional 50kg compared to the dosage for standard paddy fields. |
| Fruit-bearing Vegetables | 200~300 | For watermelon, strawberry, oriental melon, cucumber, pumpkin, pepper, tomato, and bell pepper, broadcast 14 days before transplanting, followed by deep plowing. |
| Fruit Trees | 200~300 | For peach, apple, pear, grape, citrus, and persimmon, apply during the winter management period, followed by deep plowing. |
| Root Vegetables | 150~300 | For carrot, radish, ginger, potato, sweet potato, and bulbous medicinal herbs, broadcast 14 days before sowing, followed by deep plowing. |
| Leafy Vegetables | 200 | For napa cabbage, cabbage, spinach, lettuce, and leek, broadcast 14 days before sowing or transplanting, followed by deep plowing. |
| Turf/Lawn | 200 | Broadcast 14 days before sowing, followed by deep plowing. Small amounts of top-dressing can also be applied during spring, summer, and fall. |
| Floriculture/Flowers | 150~200 | For roses, chrysanthemums, carnations, and lilies, broadcast 14 days before transplanting, followed by deep plowing. |
| Greenhouse Cultivation | 150~200 | Apply 10~20% less than the dosage for open-field crops. Apply by broadcasting, followed by deep plowing. |
*Due to the characteristics of slow‑release fertilizers, a distinctive lipid‑like appearance (color) may be visible after application. Maintaining adequate moisture after incorporation can further enhance its effectiveness.
