Name: Boramin Ca
SKU: 13360
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Boramin Ca — Product Description

What it is
Boramin Ca is a biostimulant / foliar-fertiliser specially formulated to prevent and correct deficiencies of calcium (Ca) and boron (B) in crops. It also contains free amino acids and a small amount of nitrogen to aid nutrient uptake and mobilisation.

Composition & Key Features

Component	% by Weight / Soluble / Key Feature
Calcium (CaO)	~ 8% (≈ 10-10.5% v/v in some places)
Boron (B)	~ 0.20-0.27% soluble
Free amino acids (L-α)	~ 5 - 6.5% (helps with complexing and transport of nutrients)
Nitrogen (N)	~ 5-6% (in some versions)

Other formulation details: it is a liquid, soluble concentrate (often labeled SL), suitable for foliar spray and fertigation.

What it Helps With / Benefits

Prevents or corrects physiological disorders associated with calcium deficiency, such as:
- Blossom end rot in tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers, etc.
- Tip burn of lettuce, marginal leaf necrosis in leafy vegetables
- Bitter pit in apples, splitting/cracking in citrus fruits, cherries, etc.
Improves fruit quality, shelf life, firmness, and post-harvest storage.
Enhances nutrient uptake and mobility of calcium in plants (since calcium is generally immobile) through synergy with amino acids and boron.
Helps plants better cope with abiotic stress (heat, drought, cold) by improving internal nutrient balance and metabolic support.

How to Use / Dosage & Application

Here are common usage guidelines (may vary by crop, local conditions, country etc.):

Application Method	Typical Dose / Frequency	Key Notes
Foliar spray	2-5 L per hectare; 2-4 applications every 10-15 days during fruit formation & growth stages.	Ensure good leaf coverage. Best applied when leaves are dry or early morning / late afternoon to avoid burning.
Fertigation / Soil application	8-12 L/ha for horticultural crops; 10-15 L/ha for fruit trees, vineyards etc.; multiple applications over growth/fruiting period.	Apply when plants are actively growing; ensure even distribution in irrigation water.

Use 300-500 ml per 100 L water for foliar in many vegetable-fruit crops.
Number of applications: Typically 2-5 depending on severity of deficiency and crop duration.

Compatibility & Precautions

Compatible with many fertilisers and plant protection chemicals, except with mineral oils, copper-based products, sulfur products, and high pH (> 8) solutions. Always perform small-scale compatibility test.
Since calcium is less mobile in plants, timing is important: apply before and during critical growth stages (flowering, fruit set, fruit enlargement).
Storage: cool, dry, well sealed. Shake well before use. Avoid direct sun on spray droplets.