Liquid Cal Mag 1 Pint

Derived from trees, beneficial mycorrhizae and sodium-free alginates.

Peak Power CalMag is very stable for duration of nutrient mix cycle in all types of water (tap, rain, R.O., well, structured, distilled & more). Peak Power CalMag is an intercellular messenger that helps plants sort magnesium and potassium into a delicate balance to develop strong cells. Acting like a “bus driver” with a load of passengers like nitrogen, iron, potassium, starch or magnesium, it pushes the delivery to flowers or buds for metabolism. Peak Power CalMag helps develop proteins for “heat shock” to tolerate excess high temperatures. Peak Power CalMag speeds up the very slow movement of calcium into top or new growth of plants.

While it can be difficult to determine what is the exact cause behind cal mag deficiency, it’s likely one of the following:

• Unsuitable pH levels
• Poor water quality
• Improper nutrients in the soil
• Poor soil/grow medium 
• Too cold
• Too humid
• Still air
• Soil too alkaline/acidic

Even if you think you have everything just right, Cal mag deficiency can still rear its ugly head, making its appearance through limp stems and spotted leaves. What to do? 

Cal Mag can definitely come in handy as an additional supplement to keep on hand for your plants. Especially for indoor grows using a medium like coco. But it can be just the ticket for all grow types to give you an added push towards grow-greatness!

Our CalMag is the very best derived from only beyond organic sources. Never any heavy metals or chemicals in our products. 

In General What Does Calcium Do for Cannabis Plants?

As an essential secondary macronutrient, calcium plays several key roles in plant health and growth. These functions include:

• Cell wall development: Unlike animal cells, plant cells have an external cell wall outside of their membrane. This structure provides support and also acts as a barrier against invading pathogens. Calcium serves as a key component in this protective shield.
• Stress tolerance: Calcium steps in to protect plants and help them recover from abiotic (non-living) forms of stress, including drought, heat, and cold.
• Nutrient uptake: Calcium helps cannabis plants to uptake macronutrients, including nitrogen and potassium. The element also helps to transport these substances around plants following uptake.
• Enzyme stimulation: Calcium prompts several enzymes into action that are responsible for key processes, such as creating large proteins.

What Does Magnesium Do for Cannabis Plants?

Alongside calcium, magnesium also facilitates vital processes that enable plants to grow properly and create energy. These functions include:

• Growth: Without magnesium, plants would struggle to grow. The mineral fuels cell division, resulting in large plants and large yields.
• Photosynthesis: Magnesium forms the core of the chlorophyll molecule. This green plant pigment captures light during the process of photosynthesis.
• Nutrient uptake: Magnesium also helps plants to uptake other key nutrients, including potassium and phosphorus.
• Regulates hormones: In regulating plant hormones, magnesium helps plants to recover from external stressors.