ferti·lome Soil Acidifier Plus Iron | 32oz - Liquid Concentrate

Liquid Soil Acidifier with Iron for Alkaline Soils, 32oz

Acid-loving plants can struggle in alkaline soils because pH affects nutrient availability. Ferti-Lome Soil Acidifier Plus Iron is a 32oz liquid concentrate designed to reduce alkalinity while supplying iron and trace elements.

The 32oz concentrate fits home gardens, beds, and container-adjacent soil work where smaller batches are mixed as needed. Dilute with water and apply to the root feeding area according to the label.

Key Features & Benefits

• Reduces alkalinity - manufacturer copy describes the product as designed to reduce alkalinity in alkaline soils.
• Iron plus trace elements - retailer and manufacturer copy describe iron and trace element support.
• Acid-loving plant support - manufacturer copy lists roses, gardenias, azaleas, holly, rhododendron, magnolias, fruit trees, and vegetables.
• Liquid concentrate - must be diluted before application according to label directions.
• 2 tablespoons per gallon - manufacturer page lists this general mixing rate for the related size.

Who Should Use Ferti-Lome Soil Acidifier

Use this product when alkaline soil conditions are limiting acid-loving plants and the label fits the planting site. It is best used with pH testing rather than as a blind routine treatment.

About Ferti-Lome Soil Acidifier Plus Iron

Ferti-Lome lists Soil Acidifier Plus Iron as a liquid concentrate for alkaline soils and acid-loving plants. Manufacturer pages for the gallon size and retailer listings support the same product family and mixing guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I apply Soil Acidifier Plus Iron?

Shake well, dilute according to the label, and pour the mixture over the root feeding area. Manufacturer guidance for the related size lists 2 tablespoons per gallon of water.

When should I use a soil acidifier?

Use it when soil pH or plant symptoms indicate alkaline conditions are a problem. Testing before and after treatment helps avoid over-correcting pH.

What plants is it for?

Manufacturer copy lists acid-loving plants such as roses, gardenias, azaleas, holly, rhododendron, magnolias, fruit trees, and vegetables. Check the label for your specific use site.

Does the iron correct every yellow leaf problem?

No, yellowing can come from water stress, root damage, nutrient imbalance, pests, or disease. Iron helps only when iron availability is part of the problem.

Can I spray it on foliage?

Treat this as a soil acidifier and follow the label for application method. The source guidance emphasizes diluted application over the root feeding area.