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ferti·lome Chelated Iron & Other Micro Nutrients | 16oz - Liquid Concentrate - (Case of 12)
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Chelated Liquid Iron and Micronutrient Spray, 16oz
Yellowing foliage can point to iron or micronutrient deficiency, but correction works best when the product matches the soil and plant problem. Ferti-Lome Chelated Liquid Iron and Other Micro Nutrients is a liquid concentrate for label-directed foliar spray or soil application.
The 16oz concentrate size fits small gardens and spot correction. Use soil tests, label directions, and plant response to guide application.
Key Features & Benefits
- Chelated liquid iron - manufacturer copy positions the product for iron deficiency and yellowing foliage.
- Micronutrient support - source copy describes other nutrient deficiencies in addition to iron.
- Foliar spray rate - manufacturer page lists 1 tablespoon per gallon for foliar spray.
- Soil application option - manufacturer copy lists soil application rates that vary by tree or shrub size.
- Broad plant use - listed for potted plants, shrubs, lawns, citrus, shade trees, flowers, and vegetables.
Who Should Use Ferti-Lome Chelated Liquid Iron
Use this product when foliage symptoms, crop history, or testing points to iron or micronutrient deficiency. It is best for growers who want a liquid correction product and can follow label rates closely.
About Ferti-Lome Chelated Liquid Iron
Ferti-Lome lists Chelated Liquid Iron and Other Micro Nutrients in 16oz, 32oz, and 1gal sizes. Manufacturer pages describe foliar spray and soil application directions for iron and micronutrient correction.
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I apply chelated liquid iron?
- Follow the label for foliar or soil application. Manufacturer guidance lists 1 tablespoon per gallon for foliar spray, while soil rates vary by plant size.
- When should I choose liquid iron?
- Choose liquid iron when label directions, symptoms, or testing point to iron or micronutrient correction. For high-pH alkaline soils, the EDDHA granular product may be more appropriate.
- What does chelated mean?
- Chelated nutrients are bound in a form intended to improve handling and availability. That can help iron remain more useful to plants under the right conditions.
- Can I spray it on leaves?
- Yes, manufacturer copy includes foliar spray use. Cover leaves according to label directions and avoid applying under stressful conditions.
- Which size should I buy?
- Choose 16oz based on how often you correct iron or micronutrient issues. Larger sizes make sense when multiple beds, lawns, or shrubs need treatment.
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