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title: Label - Commercial Seasol plus Calcium - 190901
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# Label - Commercial Seasol plus Calcium - 190901

> Product Label

Seasol plus Calcium

Product
Details
[Image of a 20-litre container of Seasol plus Calcium]
Seasol plus Calcium is a Patented calcium fortified
Seasol concentrate. This product has all the benefits
of Seasol, with calcium for improving cell-wall
integrity in developing fruit and leaves.

Available in: 20, 200 & 1,000 litres

Features
and
Benefits
* Improved fruit firmness and colour at harvest
* Better quality retention through packing and cool-storage
* Reduction in calcium related disorders such as Bitter-pit, Blossom-end rot and
Albedo breakdown

How
it
works
Seasol plus Calcium has unique benefits for improving cell wall integrity in
developing fruit and leaves. Only a relatively small amount of calcium is required,
as it is effectively taken up and is supported by a stimulus to plant health.

How to
use it
Seasol plus Calcium applied at 5-10 L/ha as a foliar spray 2-3 times between
fruit-set and mid-ripening helps ensure optimum fruit sizing and storage quality.
Seasol plus Calcium is 100% soluble and can be applied either to the soil or the
foliage. It is suitable for application by conventional spray equipment including air
blast sprayers, multi row sprayers, boom sprays or fertigation equipment. Best
practice requires that application be avoided under extreme weather conditions.

Application methods & rates: Filtration : 150 Micron

| Method | Notes | Rates |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Foliar sprays and boom sprays | For all types of spray equipment, use the area normally covered by one tankful to determine how much product to add | 5-10L/ha |
| Overhead sprinklers, travelling or pivot irrigators
Drip or micro irrigation systems
Under tree sprinklers | Use higher rates for lighter soils and lower rates on heavier soils | 5-10L/ha |
| Small volume applications | 3-5mL per litre in hand sprayers and knapsacks
20mL to 50mL per 9 litre watering can | |

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