BioSafe Systems has added two new products to its portfolio of green and sustainable products for the greenhouse and nursery industry. CalOx, which comes in micronized liquid and wettable powder forms, is intended to raise soil pH and help plants take up nutrients more quickly, maintaining plant root health and increasing the quality of plant. CalOx is easily absorbed by foliage and roots and easily translocated through the plant creating stronger plant cell walls. CalOx assists in leaf growth and helps with the formulation of new cells.
The micronized liquid calcium form of CalOx is the next generation of micronized calcium carbonate. It has been milled down to less than one micron to allow for a highly superior product in a liquid form. The wettable powder form of CalOx is a five-micron product that can be used as an effective alternative to bagged lime on a variety of crops.
BioSafe Systems has partnered with the world’s largest supplier of calcium carbonate products worldwide. CalOx performs much better than standard calcium products, either liquid or dry, due to the very small particle size. The small size allows plants to absorb calcium and other micronutrients more efficiently.
CalOx Liquid is available in 2.5, 5, 30, 55, 275 gallon containers
CalOx Dry is available in 50 lbs. containers
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BioSafe Sytems
Stephanie Murphy, Turf & Ornamental Brand Manager
Aquatics Brand Manager
smurphy@biosafesystems.com
www.biosafesystems.com
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