What is Atami ATA Calmag?
ATA Calmag is a fast-acting mineral supplement providing additional calcium, magnesium and iron. It is designed to enrich water that is low in these minerals or supplement an existing fertiliser programme.
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Atami ATA Calmag 5L is a professional, fast-acting calcium, magnesium and iron supplement designed to enrich water that is naturally low in these essential minerals. Particularly useful with soft, reverse-osmosis, rain or demineralised water, it can also supplement a normal fertiliser programme where additional calcium and magnesium are required.
Calcium and magnesium are secondary plant nutrients, but both perform essential functions. Calcium contributes to the formation and strength of plant cell walls, while magnesium plays a central role in chlorophyll and the plant's ability to capture light energy.
Atami also formulates ATA Calmag with iron, providing a fast-acting mineral supplement that can help address three commonly important elements within one product.
ATA Calmag is particularly relevant in cultivation systems where the source water contains little calcium and magnesium. This includes reverse-osmosis water, rainwater, naturally soft water and other demineralised water sources.
It can be used with soil, coco and hydroponic cultivation and is compatible with Atami's mineral feeding programmes. The general application range is 0.1-1ml/L, allowing the dose to be adjusted according to water quality, crop requirements and the wider nutrient programme.
Calcium performs an important structural role within plants and is closely associated with the formation and stability of cell walls.
Rapidly developing plant tissue requires an adequate calcium supply, making consistent availability particularly important during periods of active growth.
Atami describes the additional calcium supplied by ATA Calmag as supporting stronger cell walls and greater plant resilience.
Calcium availability is influenced not only by the fertiliser programme but also by source water, substrate, irrigation strategy and environmental conditions. ATA Calmag allows growers to supplement calcium where the existing supply is insufficient.
Magnesium performs a very different but equally important role. It sits at the centre of the chlorophyll molecule and is therefore directly associated with the plant's ability to absorb light energy.
An inadequate magnesium supply can interfere with normal chlorophyll function and photosynthetic performance.
ATA Calmag provides additional magnesium alongside calcium, helping growers maintain adequate availability where the source water or normal nutrient programme does not provide enough.
Atami summarises the relationship simply: more magnesium supports more chlorophyll and energy, while calcium supports stronger cell structure.
ATA Calmag is not simply a two-element calcium and magnesium product. Atami's current formulation also includes iron.
Iron is an essential micronutrient involved in important plant processes associated with chlorophyll formation, enzyme activity and energy metabolism.
Combining calcium, magnesium and iron makes ATA Calmag particularly useful where growers want to strengthen the mineral profile of low-mineral irrigation water before or alongside their normal fertiliser programme.
ATA Calmag is especially useful when the irrigation water itself provides little calcium or magnesium.
Reverse-osmosis water has had the majority of its dissolved minerals removed. Rainwater can also contain very little calcium and magnesium, while naturally soft mains water may provide significantly lower levels than harder water supplies.
Atami specifically recommends ATA Calmag for soft and demineralised water, allowing growers to supplement these minerals before or as part of their normal nutrient programme.
This is particularly useful in professional cultivation where source-water composition is considered as part of the complete fertiliser strategy rather than treating every water source identically.
Calcium and magnesium management deserves particular attention in coco cultivation because coco's cation exchange characteristics can influence the availability of calcium, magnesium and potassium within the root zone.
Properly prepared and buffered coco helps manage these interactions, but source-water mineral content and the chosen base nutrient still determine whether additional supplementation is required.
Atami identifies coco as one of the growing methods where ATA Calmag can be particularly useful, especially when combined with soft, rain or reverse-osmosis water.
Growers should consider the calcium and magnesium already supplied by their base nutrient before selecting the final ATA Calmag dose.
Hydroponic growing gives the grower direct control over the mineral composition of the nutrient solution, which makes source-water quality especially important.
If the starting water contains very little calcium and magnesium, the final nutrient solution must provide these minerals through the feeding programme.
ATA Calmag is fully compatible with Atami's mineral nutrient programmes and can be incorporated into hydroponic feeding where additional calcium, magnesium and iron are required.
Atami's current hydro grow guides use ATA Calmag throughout growth and flowering, with the precise concentration adjusted according to crop stage and the overall programme.
Atami's general dosage for ATA Calmag is 0.1-1ml per litre of water.
Use ATA Calmag to enrich water that is naturally poor in calcium and magnesium or as a supplement to the normal fertiliser solution. Atami recommends using water at approximately room temperature, around 21°C, for optimal results.
At the full 0.1-1ml/L range, a 100L reservoir requires 10-100ml, a 500L reservoir requires 50-500ml and a 1,000L reservoir requires 100ml-1L.
The correct dose depends on the starting water, growing medium, base nutrient, crop stage, plant condition and whether supplementation is preventative or being used to address an identified shortage.
Atami's grow-guide rates are guidelines rather than fixed requirements. Monitor the crop and overall nutrient strength when adjusting supplementation.
ATA Calmag can be used proactively when growing conditions are known to provide limited calcium and magnesium, rather than waiting for visible deficiency symptoms to become established.
This is particularly relevant with reverse-osmosis water, rainwater, soft water, coco and hydroponic systems.
Atami also highlights intensive LED cultivation as a situation where calcium and magnesium demand can deserve additional attention.
Visible plant symptoms can have several causes, however, including pH, root health, nutrient antagonism and environmental stress. Increasing Calmag concentration should therefore not automatically be treated as the solution to every apparent deficiency.
ATA Calmag is a supplement rather than a complete base fertiliser.
It provides additional calcium, magnesium and iron where these elements are required, while the normal base nutrient continues to supply the broader macro and micronutrient profile needed by the crop.
ATA Calmag carries an N 6 W/W analysis, so it also contributes nitrogen to the final nutrient solution. This should be considered when building a complete feeding programme, particularly during later crop stages.
Growers using several mineral additives should monitor total nutrient concentration rather than assessing each product in isolation.
ATA Calmag is designed to integrate with Atami's mineral feeding programmes and can be used alongside base nutrients for soil, coco and hydroponic cultivation.
Atami's current grow guides include ATA Calmag alongside nutrient programmes such as ATA soil feeding, B'cuzz Hydro A&B and other mineral base feeds.
The amount required varies between programmes because the base nutrient, substrate and crop stage already influence the calcium and magnesium available to the plant.
This is why ATA Calmag should be viewed as an adjustable mineral supplement rather than a product that must always be applied at its maximum concentration.
Not every irrigation source requires the same level of calcium and magnesium supplementation.
Hard mains water can already contain significant quantities of calcium and magnesium. Adding a high dose of Calmag without considering the starting water may therefore provide more mineral supplementation than the crop requires.
Growers should consider source-water analysis or EC, the base nutrient formulation, substrate and plant response before deciding how much ATA Calmag to use.
The broad 0.1-1ml/L application range gives growers flexibility to match supplementation to their actual conditions.
The 5L format is ideal for commercial horticulture, larger reservoirs and growers regularly using low-mineral water.
At the maximum 1ml/L rate, one 5L container can prepare approximately 5,000 litres of supplemented irrigation water.
At 0.5ml/L it can treat approximately 10,000 litres, while at the minimum 0.1ml/L rate it can treat up to approximately 50,000 litres.
This broad treatment range reflects the fact that ATA Calmag dosage should be adjusted according to water quality and crop requirements rather than applied at one fixed concentration in every situation.
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | ATA |
| Product | ATA Calmag |
| Product type | Calcium, magnesium & iron mineral supplement |
| Size | 5L |
| Primary nutrients | Calcium & magnesium |
| Additional micronutrient | Iron |
| Nutrient analysis | N 6 W/W |
| Dosage | 0.1-1ml/L |
| 100L reservoir | 10-100ml |
| 500L reservoir | 50-500ml |
| 1,000L reservoir | 100ml-1L |
| Approximate treatment capacity | 5,000-50,000L depending on dosage |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, coco & hydroponic cultivation |
| Particularly suitable for | Soft water, reverse-osmosis water, rainwater & demineralised water |
| Crop stages | Can be used throughout the crop cycle according to plant and water requirements |
| Recommended water temperature | Approximately 21°C |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes - designed as a supplementary additive to a normal fertiliser programme |
ATA Calmag is a fast-acting mineral supplement providing additional calcium, magnesium and iron. It is designed to enrich water that is low in these minerals or supplement an existing fertiliser programme.
Yes. Atami describes ATA Calmag as a calcium and magnesium additive with iron, allowing it to supplement three important mineral elements within one product.
Atami recommends 0.1-1ml/L. The appropriate concentration depends on source-water quality, crop requirements, growing medium and the rest of the fertiliser programme.
Yes. Reverse-osmosis filtration removes most dissolved minerals from water, making ATA Calmag particularly useful for restoring supplementary calcium and magnesium to an RO-based feeding programme.
Yes. Rainwater is often naturally low in calcium and magnesium, so ATA Calmag can be used where testing or crop requirements indicate that additional supplementation is needed.
Yes. Atami specifically identifies coco as a growing system where calcium and magnesium supplementation can be particularly useful, especially when low-mineral water is being used.
Yes. ATA Calmag is compatible with Atami's mineral feeding programmes and can be used in hydroponic cultivation where additional calcium, magnesium and iron are required.
Yes. Atami describes ATA Calmag as suitable for all substrate types, including soil, where additional calcium and magnesium supplementation is appropriate.
Calcium plays an important role in the formation and stability of plant cell walls and is particularly important in actively developing plant tissue.
Magnesium is a central component of chlorophyll and is therefore closely involved in photosynthesis and the plant's ability to capture light energy.
Not necessarily. Hard water may already contain significant calcium and magnesium. Consider your water composition, base nutrient and crop requirements before deciding how much additional Calmag is required.
No. ATA Calmag is a supplementary mineral additive designed to complement a normal base fertiliser rather than replace it.
Yes, where additional calcium and magnesium are required. Atami's current feeding programmes use ATA Calmag through both growth and flowering, with the concentration adjusted according to crop stage and the wider nutrient programme.
Across Atami's 0.1-1ml/L application range, a 5L container can supplement approximately 5,000-50,000 litres of water, depending on the concentration required.
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Atami ATA Calmag 5L is a professional, fast-acting calcium, magnesium and iron supplement designed to enrich water that is naturally low in these essential minerals. Particularly useful with soft, reverse-osmosis, rain or demineralised water, it can also supplement a normal fertiliser programme where additional calcium and magnesium are required.
Calcium and magnesium are secondary plant nutrients, but both perform essential functions. Calcium contributes to the formation and strength of plant cell walls, while magnesium plays a central role in chlorophyll and the plant's ability to capture light energy.
Atami also formulates ATA Calmag with iron, providing a fast-acting mineral supplement that can help address three commonly important elements within one product.
ATA Calmag is particularly relevant in cultivation systems where the source water contains little calcium and magnesium. This includes reverse-osmosis water, rainwater, naturally soft water and other demineralised water sources.
It can be used with soil, coco and hydroponic cultivation and is compatible with Atami's mineral feeding programmes. The general application range is 0.1-1ml/L, allowing the dose to be adjusted according to water quality, crop requirements and the wider nutrient programme.
Calcium performs an important structural role within plants and is closely associated with the formation and stability of cell walls.
Rapidly developing plant tissue requires an adequate calcium supply, making consistent availability particularly important during periods of active growth.
Atami describes the additional calcium supplied by ATA Calmag as supporting stronger cell walls and greater plant resilience.
Calcium availability is influenced not only by the fertiliser programme but also by source water, substrate, irrigation strategy and environmental conditions. ATA Calmag allows growers to supplement calcium where the existing supply is insufficient.
Magnesium performs a very different but equally important role. It sits at the centre of the chlorophyll molecule and is therefore directly associated with the plant's ability to absorb light energy.
An inadequate magnesium supply can interfere with normal chlorophyll function and photosynthetic performance.
ATA Calmag provides additional magnesium alongside calcium, helping growers maintain adequate availability where the source water or normal nutrient programme does not provide enough.
Atami summarises the relationship simply: more magnesium supports more chlorophyll and energy, while calcium supports stronger cell structure.
ATA Calmag is not simply a two-element calcium and magnesium product. Atami's current formulation also includes iron.
Iron is an essential micronutrient involved in important plant processes associated with chlorophyll formation, enzyme activity and energy metabolism.
Combining calcium, magnesium and iron makes ATA Calmag particularly useful where growers want to strengthen the mineral profile of low-mineral irrigation water before or alongside their normal fertiliser programme.
ATA Calmag is especially useful when the irrigation water itself provides little calcium or magnesium.
Reverse-osmosis water has had the majority of its dissolved minerals removed. Rainwater can also contain very little calcium and magnesium, while naturally soft mains water may provide significantly lower levels than harder water supplies.
Atami specifically recommends ATA Calmag for soft and demineralised water, allowing growers to supplement these minerals before or as part of their normal nutrient programme.
This is particularly useful in professional cultivation where source-water composition is considered as part of the complete fertiliser strategy rather than treating every water source identically.
Calcium and magnesium management deserves particular attention in coco cultivation because coco's cation exchange characteristics can influence the availability of calcium, magnesium and potassium within the root zone.
Properly prepared and buffered coco helps manage these interactions, but source-water mineral content and the chosen base nutrient still determine whether additional supplementation is required.
Atami identifies coco as one of the growing methods where ATA Calmag can be particularly useful, especially when combined with soft, rain or reverse-osmosis water.
Growers should consider the calcium and magnesium already supplied by their base nutrient before selecting the final ATA Calmag dose.
Hydroponic growing gives the grower direct control over the mineral composition of the nutrient solution, which makes source-water quality especially important.
If the starting water contains very little calcium and magnesium, the final nutrient solution must provide these minerals through the feeding programme.
ATA Calmag is fully compatible with Atami's mineral nutrient programmes and can be incorporated into hydroponic feeding where additional calcium, magnesium and iron are required.
Atami's current hydro grow guides use ATA Calmag throughout growth and flowering, with the precise concentration adjusted according to crop stage and the overall programme.
Atami's general dosage for ATA Calmag is 0.1-1ml per litre of water.
Use ATA Calmag to enrich water that is naturally poor in calcium and magnesium or as a supplement to the normal fertiliser solution. Atami recommends using water at approximately room temperature, around 21°C, for optimal results.
At the full 0.1-1ml/L range, a 100L reservoir requires 10-100ml, a 500L reservoir requires 50-500ml and a 1,000L reservoir requires 100ml-1L.
The correct dose depends on the starting water, growing medium, base nutrient, crop stage, plant condition and whether supplementation is preventative or being used to address an identified shortage.
Atami's grow-guide rates are guidelines rather than fixed requirements. Monitor the crop and overall nutrient strength when adjusting supplementation.
ATA Calmag can be used proactively when growing conditions are known to provide limited calcium and magnesium, rather than waiting for visible deficiency symptoms to become established.
This is particularly relevant with reverse-osmosis water, rainwater, soft water, coco and hydroponic systems.
Atami also highlights intensive LED cultivation as a situation where calcium and magnesium demand can deserve additional attention.
Visible plant symptoms can have several causes, however, including pH, root health, nutrient antagonism and environmental stress. Increasing Calmag concentration should therefore not automatically be treated as the solution to every apparent deficiency.
ATA Calmag is a supplement rather than a complete base fertiliser.
It provides additional calcium, magnesium and iron where these elements are required, while the normal base nutrient continues to supply the broader macro and micronutrient profile needed by the crop.
ATA Calmag carries an N 6 W/W analysis, so it also contributes nitrogen to the final nutrient solution. This should be considered when building a complete feeding programme, particularly during later crop stages.
Growers using several mineral additives should monitor total nutrient concentration rather than assessing each product in isolation.
ATA Calmag is designed to integrate with Atami's mineral feeding programmes and can be used alongside base nutrients for soil, coco and hydroponic cultivation.
Atami's current grow guides include ATA Calmag alongside nutrient programmes such as ATA soil feeding, B'cuzz Hydro A&B and other mineral base feeds.
The amount required varies between programmes because the base nutrient, substrate and crop stage already influence the calcium and magnesium available to the plant.
This is why ATA Calmag should be viewed as an adjustable mineral supplement rather than a product that must always be applied at its maximum concentration.
Not every irrigation source requires the same level of calcium and magnesium supplementation.
Hard mains water can already contain significant quantities of calcium and magnesium. Adding a high dose of Calmag without considering the starting water may therefore provide more mineral supplementation than the crop requires.
Growers should consider source-water analysis or EC, the base nutrient formulation, substrate and plant response before deciding how much ATA Calmag to use.
The broad 0.1-1ml/L application range gives growers flexibility to match supplementation to their actual conditions.
The 5L format is ideal for commercial horticulture, larger reservoirs and growers regularly using low-mineral water.
At the maximum 1ml/L rate, one 5L container can prepare approximately 5,000 litres of supplemented irrigation water.
At 0.5ml/L it can treat approximately 10,000 litres, while at the minimum 0.1ml/L rate it can treat up to approximately 50,000 litres.
This broad treatment range reflects the fact that ATA Calmag dosage should be adjusted according to water quality and crop requirements rather than applied at one fixed concentration in every situation.
| Brand | Atami |
|---|---|
| Range | ATA |
| Product | ATA Calmag |
| Product type | Calcium, magnesium & iron mineral supplement |
| Size | 5L |
| Primary nutrients | Calcium & magnesium |
| Additional micronutrient | Iron |
| Nutrient analysis | N 6 W/W |
| Dosage | 0.1-1ml/L |
| 100L reservoir | 10-100ml |
| 500L reservoir | 50-500ml |
| 1,000L reservoir | 100ml-1L |
| Approximate treatment capacity | 5,000-50,000L depending on dosage |
| Suitable growing media | Soil, coco & hydroponic cultivation |
| Particularly suitable for | Soft water, reverse-osmosis water, rainwater & demineralised water |
| Crop stages | Can be used throughout the crop cycle according to plant and water requirements |
| Recommended water temperature | Approximately 21°C |
| Use with base nutrients | Yes - designed as a supplementary additive to a normal fertiliser programme |
ATA Calmag is a fast-acting mineral supplement providing additional calcium, magnesium and iron. It is designed to enrich water that is low in these minerals or supplement an existing fertiliser programme.
Yes. Atami describes ATA Calmag as a calcium and magnesium additive with iron, allowing it to supplement three important mineral elements within one product.
Atami recommends 0.1-1ml/L. The appropriate concentration depends on source-water quality, crop requirements, growing medium and the rest of the fertiliser programme.
Yes. Reverse-osmosis filtration removes most dissolved minerals from water, making ATA Calmag particularly useful for restoring supplementary calcium and magnesium to an RO-based feeding programme.
Yes. Rainwater is often naturally low in calcium and magnesium, so ATA Calmag can be used where testing or crop requirements indicate that additional supplementation is needed.
Yes. Atami specifically identifies coco as a growing system where calcium and magnesium supplementation can be particularly useful, especially when low-mineral water is being used.
Yes. ATA Calmag is compatible with Atami's mineral feeding programmes and can be used in hydroponic cultivation where additional calcium, magnesium and iron are required.
Yes. Atami describes ATA Calmag as suitable for all substrate types, including soil, where additional calcium and magnesium supplementation is appropriate.
Calcium plays an important role in the formation and stability of plant cell walls and is particularly important in actively developing plant tissue.
Magnesium is a central component of chlorophyll and is therefore closely involved in photosynthesis and the plant's ability to capture light energy.
Not necessarily. Hard water may already contain significant calcium and magnesium. Consider your water composition, base nutrient and crop requirements before deciding how much additional Calmag is required.
No. ATA Calmag is a supplementary mineral additive designed to complement a normal base fertiliser rather than replace it.
Yes, where additional calcium and magnesium are required. Atami's current feeding programmes use ATA Calmag through both growth and flowering, with the concentration adjusted according to crop stage and the wider nutrient programme.
Across Atami's 0.1-1ml/L application range, a 5L container can supplement approximately 5,000-50,000 litres of water, depending on the concentration required.
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