Different forms of calcium compounds applied affected the leaf Ca concentration: higher Ca concentration was found in the main shoots of vegetable sponge guard plants after spraying with calcium lactate, as were the upper leaves of the branch shoot when plants were treated similarly. However, lower leaf potassium concentration was found in the main shoots after spraying with calcium chloride and calcium nitrate. Furthermore, higher stem calcium and magnesium concentration in the main and branch shoot after spraying with calcium lactate also. Analysis leaf macronutrient in the branch shoot, higher calcium concentration was found in the 4-5(superscript th) node, after spraying with calcium lactate and Cellbine; and lowest in the calcium chloride treatment respectively. The result indicates, among the difference calcium form, calcium lactate were higher uptake and translocation efficiency than the calcium chloride in the foliar application of the sponge guard plant.