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Calobrite - Chelated Calcium as Calcium Glycine - Parijat
Product details
Calobrite Calcium Nutrition by Parijat
Chelated calcium as calcium glycine for foliar crop nutrition.
Nutrition purpose: Calcium supply and correction of calcium
deficiency.
Application: Foliar spray at 2 ml per litre of water.
When to start: Before flowering, within the crop’s nutrition
programme.
Why Choose This Product? Key Benefits
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🌱 Calcium-focused nutrition: Supplies
calcium in chelated calcium-glycine form to support crop nutrition and correct calcium deficiency.
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🌼 Reproductive support: Supports pollen
viability, fertilisation and seed setting as part of a suitable nutrition programme.
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🍅 Fruit-quality support: Helps support
firmness and reduce softness and cracking associated with the crop’s calcium-nutrition needs.
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📦 Post-harvest quality: Supports shelf life
and post-harvest quality without a guaranteed number of extra storage days.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter |
Details |
|---|---|
| Brand Name |
Calobrite by Parijat |
| Technical Name |
Chelated calcium as calcium glycine |
| Product Class |
Plant / calcium nutrition |
| Nutrient Form |
Calcium chelate with glycine |
| Application Route |
Foliar spray |
How It Works: Plant Nutrition
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Chelated calcium supply: Calobrite provides calcium as calcium glycine. Its role is nutrition, rather than killing insects, weeds
or disease organisms.
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Foliar delivery: The spray places the nutrient on the foliage for uptake. Uniform application and the correct dilution support the
intended nutritional use.
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Crop development: Calcium nutrition supports the crop’s development, while the product’s quality aims include reproductive
performance and fruit firmness. Results depend on the actual nutritional need and growing conditions.
Calobrite is a nutrient product, not a substitute for identifying insect injury, fungal disease or other causes
of crop damage. Do not increase the concentration simply because a symptom is severe.
Crop Suitability & Nutrition Purpose
| Crop scope |
Nutrition purpose |
|---|---|
| All crops |
Calcium nutrition and correction of calcium deficiency, according to the supplied crop directions |
Choose the treatment for a calcium-nutrition need and fit it into the crop’s wider nutrient
programme.
Dosage & Application Guide
Foliar Dilution & Application Timing
| Crop scope and purpose |
Native dilution |
Route |
First timing |
|---|---|---|---|
| All crops — calcium nutrition and deficiency correction |
2 ml product per litre of water |
Foliar spray |
Before flowering |
This is a concentration-based recommendation, not a fixed quantity per acre. Use the spray volume and coverage
appropriate to the crop’s supplied directions. Follow any harvest or other use restrictions on the current pack; do not assume a
zero-day harvest interval.
How to Apply: Best Practices
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Check the need: Confirm that calcium nutrition is relevant to the crop rather than treating unexplained damage as a nutrient
deficiency.
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Use the pre-flowering stage: Plan the foliar application before flowering and follow the supplied directions for the crop.
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Measure the native dilution: Measure 2 ml of product for each litre of water. Keep this concentration separate from field-area
estimates.
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Prepare for foliar use: Follow pack directions for preparation and foliage coverage. Do not transfer this spray dilution into a
soil drench or drip-irrigation programme.
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Check mixtures first: Combine with another fertilizer, pesticide or additive only when the supplied product directions support the
proposed use.
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Store correctly: Keep the container tightly closed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Calobrite a pesticide?
This use is calcium nutrition: the product contains chelated calcium as calcium glycine. It is not an
insecticide or fungicide treatment.
2. What dilution and timing should I use?
The foliar recommendation is 2 ml per litre of water before flowering. Follow the supplied directions for
the crop and its nutritional needs.
3. How much is needed for one acre?
There is no single acre quantity that follows from a concentration alone. First establish the crop’s
application-water requirement and coverage from its supplied directions; do not use tank capacity as an area measurement.
4. Can the foliar dilution be used through drip irrigation?
Do not transfer it automatically. Foliar spraying, soil application and drip irrigation are different routes
and require their own supported directions.
5. Will it prevent every cause of cracking or poor fruit set?
No. Firmness, reduced cracking and reproductive support are nutritional aims. Water stress, crop condition,
disease and other factors can also affect fruit quality and setting; identify the cause and manage the wider crop programme.
Safety & Disclaimer
Before you use it: Read the supplied Calobrite label before use and follow its crop directions,
protective-equipment, handling, storage and disposal instructions.
Avoid contact with eyes or skin and do not eat, drink or smoke while handling. Keep the tightly closed
original container away from children, food and feed, in a cool, dry place protected from sunlight.
A chelated nutrient is not automatically suitable for every concentration or mixture. Use the stated foliar
dilution and follow any crop or harvest restrictions on the pack. This guide does not replace the supplied product
directions.