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Interesting Dennis. The PA Tree Fruit Production Guide actually
recommends Calcium Chloride:
<<The effective use of calcium chloride tree sprays may be the most
cost-effective, quickest cultural practice for reducing low-calcium
physiological disorders in apples. We recommend applying 15 to 50 pounds of
calcium chloride per acre per season in six to eight cover sprays. Calcium in
the form of calcium chloride is recommended because of its proven effectiveness
and lower cost. >>
I wasn't going to apply it at near the top rate.
Is there non-walkway calcium chloride, i.e. for spraying. Is there a
difference?
I do plan to look into this other spray Dennis, thank you.
Chris Mauchline
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