Passion fruit vines are an incredible plant to grow in any garden. Not only do they produce mouth-wateringly delicious fruit, their vine can also serve as a stunning camouflage over unsightly walls and fences. Learn how to grow passion fruit in your backyard plus essential tips for vine care.
Passion fruit vines are an incredible plant to grow in any garden. Not only do they produce mouth-wateringly delicious fruit, their vine can also serve as a stunning camouflage over unsightly walls and fences. Learn how to grow passion fruit in your backyard plus essential tips for vine care.
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Calcium is a secondary nutrient crucial for crop development and is required in large amounts by all plants for the formation of cell walls and cell membranes. Calcium also plays a vital role in soil structure.
However, being only xylem mobile (transportation of water and dissolved minerals through the roots, up the stem and to the leaves), Calcium can only move up the plant and cannot be remobilized once in place, meaning that new developing tissues will require new supplies of calcium for growth. As such, growing points and fruiting bodies tend to be affected the most once soil reserves are depleted.
Due to calcium’s low mobility in the plant, we can see calcium deficiency even in soils with high calcium levels. Therefore, a need for a continuous supply of calcium accessible is extremely important to plants for healthy growth.
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Usage Calculation
4ml + 300ml water = 1 full atomiser spray bottle.
2 pumps per plant pot = 3ml of dissolved mix.
You get approx 100 day use per 300ml bottle
4ml *could last 100 days of daily spraying.
*estimates general requirements for 1 single hydrosoil hover pot. Feeding requirements can be adjusted according to your plants needs.

TIP 1: Dilute only when needed using dechlorinated water/rainwater.
Keep pump in a shaded cool area.
TIP 2: We provide a general feeding amount. Because different vegetables require different feeding requirements, it is fine to experiment increasing dosage per feeding to your plants.