Calcium Zinc Manganese is a liquid multi-nutrient formulation designed primarily to supply zinc and manganese during active vegetative growth stages. The formulation also contains nitrogen and soluble calcium, creating a balanced nutritional solution for crops where vigorous growth, canopy development, and photosynthetic activity are important objectives.
In many calcareous and alkaline soils, limited availability of zinc and manganese can restrict plant development even when nitrogen fertilization is adequate. Symptoms such as reduced tillering, slow shoot growth, smaller leaves, poor canopy development, and reduced photosynthetic efficiency are often associated with insufficient availability of these micronutrients. In such situations, increasing nitrogen application alone may not fully address the underlying nutritional limitation.
Calcium Zinc Manganese was developed to provide simultaneous supplementation of zinc and manganese during periods of rapid growth. Zinc plays an important role in enzyme activity, auxin regulation, tillering, shoot development, and reproductive preparation. Manganese contributes to photosynthesis, nitrogen metabolism, and essential enzymatic processes. The presence of nitrogen supports active growth, while soluble calcium complements the overall nutritional profile of the formulation.
The product is particularly suitable for cereals, maize, oilseed crops, legumes, vegetables, greenhouse crops, young orchards, and nursery production systems where strong vegetative development and balanced micronutrient nutrition are desired.
Guaranteed Analysis
• Total Nitrogen (N): 4% (w/w)
• Soluble Calcium (CaO): 0.4% (w/w)
• Soluble Zinc (Zn): 5% (w/w)
• Soluble Manganese (Mn): 5% (w/w)
Application Guide
The product generally performs best during active vegetative growth stages before flowering. Split applications throughout rapid growth periods can help maintain consistent micronutrient availability and support uniform crop development.
Foliar Application
2–3 L per 1000 L of water
Fertigation
4–8 L per hectare
Recommended Timing
From early vegetative growth until pre-flowering stages, particularly during tillering, canopy expansion, shoot development, and periods of rapid leaf growth.