Because calcium is a component of protopectin, a cementing agent that keeps cells together, it is necessary to maintain the tissues' stiffness. It also plays a significant part in the formation of meristems, mitotic division, and control of the osmotic pressure of cells. However, when combined with calcium, boron forms a component of the membrane and cell wall, aiding in their formation. It is a necessary component during the times of cell division, which makes it crucial for the setting of fruit. The absence of these components results in a number of fruit issues, including rots, necrosis, deformities, cracking, and low size, all of which have a negative impact on crop quality and harvest. The ideal way to disperse calcium and boron is to employ Fluid Bed technology (WSG-FB) to create granules that are completely soluble in water. These granules are easy to manipulate and can be used in a variety of irrigation and pulverization systems because they don't form lumps or require powder.