🥬 Phenological calendar · CE 2018/848

Organic fertilization program for vegetables

Complete organic fertilization program for vegetables: tomato, pepper, cucumber, lettuce, spinach and leafy greens. Transplanting and fruit set are the critical phases where nutrition and biostimulants generate the greatest productive impact.

All listed products are certified CE 2018/848, NOP USDA and JAS — suitable for certified organic production

Application calendar by phenological phase

Transplant and rooting

BBCH 00-19

Dose

BOOST UNIVERSAL: 2-3 L/ha · NITROTECH 2.5: 3 L/ha · PHOSMAX 20: 3 L/ha

Objective

Reduce transplant stress, stimulate rooting and vegetative start

Vegetative growth

BBCH 19-39

Dose

NITROTECH 16: 5-7 kg/ha · NITROTECH 2.5: 3 L/ha · BOOST UNIVERSAL: 2 L/ha

Objective

Supply nitrogen for leaf growth and vegetative structure formation

Flowering

BBCH 51-69

Dose

BOOST UNIVERSAL: 3 L/ha · CALCIUM 40: 2 L/ha · MICRO PLUS 1-0-0: 2 L/ha

Objective

Stimulate fruit set and supply calcium and micronutrients for cell division

Fruit set and development

BBCH 71-75

Dose

NITROTECH 16: 4-5 kg/ha · CALCIUM 40: 3 L/ha · K-FLOW 20: 3 L/ha

Objective

Consolidate fruit, prevent blossom end rot and cover calcium and potassium demand

Bulking and ripening

BBCH 77-89

Dose

K-FLOW 20: 4-5 L/ha · PK-FLOW 20: 3 L/ha

Objective

Maximize fruit size, color and soluble solids content (BRIX)

Post-harvest — soil preparation

Post-cosecha

Dose

TERRA HUMID: 5 L/ha · FULVEX 25L: 3 L/ha

Objective

Restore soil organic matter and improve structure for the next cycle

Complete program

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FAQs about organic vegetable fertilization

What is the difference between fertilization for fruit vegetables and leafy vegetables?

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Fruit vegetables (tomato, pepper, cucumber) have much higher demand for nitrogen, calcium and potassium during fruit set and bulking, while leafy vegetables (lettuce, spinach) mainly demand nitrogen during vegetative development. Leafy vegetables can be simplified to 2-3 applications. Fruit vegetables need the full 5-6 phase program.

How to prevent blossom end rot in organic tomato?

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Blossom end rot is not a disease but a physiological calcium deficiency in the fruit during fruit set. The solution is to apply CALCIUM 40 from Ecoganic at flowering and fruit set phases, ensuring a continuous supply of soluble calcium compatible with fertigation. Water stress worsens the deficiency, so regular irrigation is equally important.

Can Ecoganic products be used in greenhouse vegetables?

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Yes. Ecoganic products are especially effective in greenhouse production because the controlled environment maximizes biostimulant activity. Containing no salts or chlorides, they do not contribute to soil salinization — a common problem in long-cycle greenhouses. They are compatible with drip fertigation and hydroponic systems.

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