Can plant synergistic calcium be mixed with other pesticides and fertilizers?

Plant synergistic calcium can be mixed with most fungicides and insecticides sold on the market, but it does not exclude conflicting pesticides. Therefore, in order not to affect the fertilizer effect and efficacy, it is recommended that you do a simple test when using, take out some of the prepared plant synergistic calcium solution, and then add a drop of pesticide to be mixed into the solution, and observe whether there are bubbles, odors, colors and precipitation. If one of the above phenomena is present, it cannot be mixed, otherwise the fertilizer effect and drug efficacy will be reduced or disappear.

It is important not to mistake rapid diffusion as bubble occurrence when observing the occurrence of bubbles. When the gas reaction occurs, the bubbles jump upwards, while diffusion takes place in all directions in the horizontal direction.

Plant synergistic calcium can not be mixed with other micro-fertilizers, and most of the micro-fertilizers currently on the market contain sulfate, phosphate or other complexes, which are easy to precipitate with calcium and reduce fertilizer efficiency. In addition, plant synergistic calcium is a diversified vegan nutrient fertilizer, which can provide plants with the nutrients they need, and does not need to be mixed with other micro-fertilizers.

Try to mix a small amount with the pesticide to be used, if precipitation, flocculent production, color change, gas and other phenomena occur, it can not be mixed with the pesticide, this method is generally used for the identification of whether the general pesticide and fertilizer can be mixed and mixed.

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Generally, calcium-containing pesticides are mostly alkaline, but most pesticides are mostly acidic. Do not mix.

A small amount of testing can be done: first mix the synergistic calcium into the required water and then add other pesticides. Observe for three days after spraying.

Mix a small amount first, and if there is flocculent in the event of precipitation, do not use it as much as possible.

Hello, calcium ammonium nitrate is generally a neutral fertilizer abrasive, which does not have a particularly large impact on the acidity and alkalinity of the soil. However, it is necessary not to use it with phosphate fertilizer and sulfuric acid fertilizer with caution, otherwise it is easy to cause chemical reactions in a humid environment, and the precipitate of compounds is not easy to be absorbed by plants.

Summary. Calcium, magnesium and phosphorus fertilizers are not recommended to be mixed with compound fertilizers. Although it may not be harmful, it still has a certain impact on fertilizer utilization.

When calcium, magnesium, phosphate fertilizer and compound fertilizer are used, there will be acid-base neutralization. In addition, calcium silicate will also combine with sulfate and phosphate ions to form calcium sulfate and calcium phosphate insoluble in water, resulting in the loss of calcium fertilizer. Therefore, calcium, magnesium and phosphate fertilizers should not be mixed with compound fertilizers.

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Calcium, magnesium and phosphorus fertilizers are not recommended to be mixed with compound fertilizers. Although it may not be harmful, it still has a certain impact on fertilizer utilization. When calcium, magnesium, phosphate fertilizer and compound fertilizer are used, there will be acid-base neutralization.

In addition, calcium silicate will also combine with sulfate and phosphate ions to form calcium sulfate and calcium phosphate insoluble in water, resulting in the loss of calcium fertilizer. Therefore, calcium, magnesium and phosphate fertilizers should not be mixed with compound fertilizers.

It cannot be mixed with potassium dihydrogen phosphate.

Calcium phosphate is slightly soluble in water, although it can reduce the chemical reaction under acidic conditions, but it is still not conducive to the absorption and utilization of calcium ions. Most of the calcium fertilizers used in production are superphosphate, but there are also some chelated ionic calcium fertilizers made of high-tech fertilizers, and the calcium ion absorption effect of this fertilizer is better, but it is also inevitable that it may be damaged by potassium dihydrogen phosphate.

Potassium dihydrogen phosphate is also called universal fertilizer, but it is a mortal enemy with calcium fertilizer, can it be mixed?

Hello, friend! It is not recommended to mix calcium fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate, because calcium fertilizer and potassium will have an antagonistic effect in the absorption process, inhibit each other's absorption, and the effect is not good, so they should be used separately. That is to say, when vegetables are sprayed with foliar fertilizer, not all can be mixed, and the properties of the elements contained in foliar fertilizer should be distinguished and reasonably compounded.

For example, boron and calcium can promote absorption of each other, because boron fertilizer deficiency can hinder the absorption of calcium fertilizer by vegetables. At the same time, experts do not recommend that you mix a variety of foliar fertilizers at one time, which sometimes affects the effect or reacts and loses the original efficacy, so generally do not exceed two.

<> calcium fertilizer can not be mixed with alkaline pesticides, otherwise chemical reactions may occur, and it should be noted that calcium fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate can not be mixed, otherwise there will be mutual inhibition of absorption, which is not conducive to the absorption and utilization of calcium ions by crops. The main function of calcium fertilizer: it can improve soil quality and promote growth.

The application method is to apply calcium fertilizer to the soil or to the foliar topdressing. Attention should also be paid to the time of application, the environment of the soil and the site of application.

1. Calcium fertilizer and which pesticides cannot be mixed

1. What is calcium fertilizer?

Soil application can supply plants with calcium and regulate soil acidity. The main varieties of calcium fertilizer are stone ash and include quicklime, hydrated lime and limestone powder.

2. Pesticides that cannot be mixed.

At present, general pesticides are alkaline, and if mixed, they may react with calcium, so it is not recommended to mix them to prevent chemical reactions from affecting their efficacy. It should also be noted that calcium fertilizer and potassium dihydrogen phosphate should not be mixed, otherwise there will be mutual inhibition of absorption, and it is not conducive to the absorption and utilization of calcium ions by crops. Generally, when using calcium fertilizer, it can be combined with boron fertilizer, which is conducive to the absorption of calcium fertilizer by crops.

Second, the role and application method of calcium fertilizer

1. Function. 1) Improve soil quality: plants should ensure the comprehensiveness of nutrients during the growth period, and generally apply calcium fertilizer to the soil, which can adjust the soil acidity, such as some quicklime, limestone and other fertilizers, so as to reduce the damage of metal ions in the soil to the root system.

2) Promote growth: The growth of vegetable crops is inseparable from calcium fertilizer, which can not only regulate the soil to trace elements, improve the living conditions of microorganisms in the soil, but also increase the air permeability and water permeability in the soil, so that the leaves grow more green, and play a good role in promoting growth.

2. Application method.

1) According to the needs of the plant, different calcium fertilizer properties are also different. Applying the right calcium fertilizer to the soil can promote the growth of the root system.

2) Calcium fertilizer can also be applied through foliar topdressing, mainly with thin fast-acting calcium fertilizer, which can promote the growth and development of leaves and improve the hardness and quality of fruits; The concentration of top dressing should not be too high, and the fertilizer should be applied every half month during the growth period, and the best effect is to spray 3-4 times in a row.

3. What should be paid attention to in application.

1) Soil environment: The soil environment has a great relationship with the absorption of calcium in vegetables, and the water content of the soil should be paid attention to when applying calcium fertilizer.

3) The application site: When applying calcium fertilizer, it is necessary to pay attention to understanding which parts are prone to calcium deficiency, and then make corresponding supplements.

Summary. Hello: Generally speaking, the calcium fertilizer used now is mostly calcium nitrate, so the two cannot be used together, because there is phosphorus in the compound fertilizer, which will react with the calcium in the calcium fertilizer to generate calcium phosphate precipitate, which cannot be absorbed by the crop roots.

If you want to supplement both phosphorus and calcium, you can apply micro-supplementation root force calcium + micro-supplementation energy, because micro-supplementation root force calcium and micro-supplement energy are added with chelating additives, with the protection of additives, phosphorus and calcium in the solution can exist stably in an ionic state, and it is not easy to precipitate after mixing, and can be quickly absorbed by crops after being applied to the soil.

Hello, I have seen your question and am sorting out the answer, please wait for a while Hello: Generally speaking, the calcium fertilizer used now is mostly calcium nitrate, so the two cannot be used together, because there is phosphorus in the compound fertilizer, which will react with the calcium in the calcium fertilizer to generate calcium phosphate precipitation, which cannot be absorbed by the crop roots. If you want to supplement both phosphorus and calcium, you can apply micro-supplementation root force calcium + micro-supplementation energy, because micro-supplementation root force calcium and micro-supplement energy are added with chelating additives, with the protection of additives, phosphorus and calcium in the solution can exist stably in an ionic state, and it is not easy to precipitate after mixing, and can be quickly absorbed by crops after being applied to the soil.

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No, calcium can react with a variety of salts (i.e. fertilizers) to produce water-insoluble precipitates, resulting in fertilizer waste! For example, ammonium bicarbonate (NH4(HCO3)) reacts with calcium to form calcium carbonate (CaCO3) precipitation, and fertilizer can only be absorbed by the roots of plants in the form of ions (such as calcium ions and ammonium ions) after being dissolved in water!