CALiMAGic™ 1-0-0

CALiMAGic™ should be stored in its original container, tightly closed, in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from extreme temperatures. General Hydroponics provides a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase ensuring the product conforms to label specifications under normal, directed use.

No. CALiMAGic™ is a highly soluble liquid formulation that will not clog spray lines, drip emitters, or active irrigation networks. It is engineered to run cleanly in commercial reservoirs, day tanks, and automated fertigation systems.

Add your base nutrients to fresh water first, then add CALiMAGic™ at your recommended rate, followed by other compatible supplements. Never mix CALiMAGic™ directly with other concentrates (especially those containing high concentrations of phosphates or sulfates), as this will trigger chemical precipitation. Always stir thoroughly between additions and adjust pH last.

The standard general-use rate across soil, coco, or hydroponics is 5 mL per gallon (1 tsp/gal) of water. For heavy-feeding cultivars or when plants are showing obvious Ca/Mg deficiency symptoms, the rate can be scaled up to 10 mL per gallon (2 tsp/ gal).

CALiMAGic™ is highly critical when using Reverse Osmosis (RO) water, very soft water, or coco coir-based growing media, which naturally lack or bind up essential calcium and magnesium. It is designed to be used continuously from early vegetative growth through mid-to-late flower.

Rapid plant growth can create calcium and magnesium uptake gaps. CALiMAGic™ prevents secondary deficiencies that cause severe crop issues such as tip burn in lettuce and blossom end rot in tomatoes, ensuring plants maintain proper structural integrity and yield quality.

CALiMAGic™ is a concentrated liquid blend with a 1-0-0 N-P- K analysis that supplies readily available Calcium (Ca) and Magnesium (Mg). It is formulated to prevent secondary nutrient deficiencies in fast-growing plants during periods of rapid, high-demand vegetative and bloom growth.

No. It is an additive meant to supplement a regular nutrient program, specifically to provide extra calcium and magnesium. It does not replace the primary growth or bloom formula.

Add your base nutrients to the fresh water first, then add CALiMAGic, followed by other additives. Mix well between each step. Avoid mixing CALiMAGic directly with other concentrated nutrients, as precipitation may occur.

The liquid formulation is highly soluble and easy to incorporate into daily feed routines, ensuring quick dissolution in the reservoir without clogging spray lines or emitters.

Fast-growing plants often consume these nutrients faster than the root system can take them up from a standard base fertilizer. CALiMAGic fills this "uptake gap" to prevent deficiency symptoms like tip burn or blossom end rot.

It is most essential in situations where the water source is low in calcium and magnesium, such as when using Reverse Osmosis (RO) water, soft water, or when using media like coco coir that has a high cation exchange capacity.

Store CALiMAGic in its original container tightly closed in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight and away from extreme temperatures. Keep it out of reach of children and follow label and SDS guidance.

CALiMAGic supplies calcium and magnesium in soluble form so the plant has better access to them through the root zone, helping resolve or prevent deficiency when used properly with your base feed.

Typical label-style rates are about 5 mL per gallon of water for general use with the option to go up to around 10 mL per gallon in more demanding situations while monitoring overall EC and plant response.

Yes. CALiMAGic is commonly used in hydroponics, coco or soilless mixes, and container gardens. As long as you manage EC, pH, and irrigation correctly, it can be integrated into most liquid-feed programs.

Add your base nutrients to fresh water first, then add CALiMAGic at the recommended rate followed by any other compatible additives. Mix thoroughly between additions, then check and adjust pH and EC before feeding.