Iron Chelate Microgranules provide a fast and effective way to treat iron deficiency in a wide range of plants, from crops and lawns to ornamentals and fruit trees. Iron deficiency commonly shows as yellowing leaves and stunted growth due to a lack of chlorophyll. This product works quickly to correct those symptoms, helping your plants regain vibrant green colour and healthy development.
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Farms & Larger Properties
Iron Chelate Microgranules work by using EDTA chelation, which tightly binds iron to prevent it from becoming unavailable in the soil, ensuring efficient delivery to plants. This helps correct chlorosis by supplying the iron necessary for chlorophyll production, quickly reversing yellow leaf symptoms. The microgranules dissolve rapidly, making the iron immediately accessible for plant uptake. Their versatile application allows use as either a foliar spray or soil drench, adapting easily to different crops and growing conditions. Iron is essential for healthy leaf development, photosynthesis, and overall plant vigour, making this product key to improving plant growth.
Key Benefits:
Attribute | Value |
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Product Type | EDTA Chelated Iron Microgranules |
Iron Content | 130g/kg Fe |
Application | Soil drench, foliar spray, fertigation compatible |
Form | Microgranules, free-flowing, low dust |
Compatibility | Compatible with most fertilisers (except iron sulphate) |
Usage Period | Spring to Autumn |
Origin | Made in Australia (local manufacturing) |
Keep the product in its original sealed container, stored in a cool, dry, and dark place, and always keep it out of reach of children and animals. Avoid inhaling the dust, as it may irritate the respiratory tract. Be careful during application, as the product can stain concrete, porous, or tiled surfaces. It is not compatible with many other products, so always perform a jar test before mixing. If ingested, seek medical help immediately. Additionally, it is recommended to trial the product on a small area before full application.
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Iron Chelate microgranules are designed for the rapid treatment of iron deficiency in a wide range of crops, lawns, and ornamentals. It works quickly to correct leaf yellowing and stunted growth, common signs of chlorophyll deficiency.
Volume mode: Supplied as free-flowing, low-dust microgranules that dissolve completely and rapidly in water. Contains 130g/kg of iron as EDTA chelate, providing enhanced stability and availability.
Where to use and application rates:
Type | Grams per 10L Water | Water Volume (L) | Coverage | Application Method |
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Flowers & Vegetables | 10g | 10L | 10m² | Soil drench/foliar |
Fruit Trees | 35g | 10L | Root zone | Soil drench |
Rose, Shrub, Ornamentals | 25g | 10L | Per bush | Soil drench/foliar |
Lawns | 25g | 5L | 10m² | Foliar spray |
Foliar Spray | 5g | 5L | Even coverage | Foliar spray |
When to use: For best results, apply Iron Chelate to ensure iron availability at the onset of seasonal growth. Timing will depend on local growing conditions. Suitable for both soil and foliar application.
Useful tips: Dissolve the correct amount of microgranules in a convenient volume of water and apply as a coarse spray. The product may also be applied through pressure injectors or fertigation systems. Unlike iron sulphate, Iron Chelate is compatible with most fertilisers, making it highly versatile.
Restrictions: Unused product should be stored in its original sealed container, kept cool, dark, and dry, away from moisture, children, and animals.
Main usage period: Spring through to autumn.
Iron (EDTA) Chelate is used to quickly correct iron deficiency in various crops, lawns, and ornamental plants. It alleviates symptoms like leaf yellowing (chlorosis) and stunted growth caused by chlorophyll deficiency.
It comes as free-flowing, low-dust microgranules that dissolve rapidly and completely in water. You can apply it as a foliar spray, soil drench, or via fertigation systems depending on your crop and situation.
Application rates vary by crop type:
- Flowers & vegetables: 10g per 10L water, covering about 10m²
- Fruit trees: 35g per 10L water, applied to root zone
- Roses, shrubs, ornamentals: 25g per 10L water per bush
- Lawns (foliar): 5g per 5L water over 10m²
- Lawns (soil drench): 25g per 5L water over 10m²
Apply at the start of the growing season (spring to autumn) to ensure iron availability during early plant growth stages. Timing depends on local climate and conditions.
Yes, unlike Iron Sulphate, Iron Chelate is compatible with most fertilisers, making it versatile for combined applications. However, always do a jar test first to check compatibility.
Iron Chelate can be sprayed as a foliar treatment, applied to the soil at the root zone, or injected via fertigation or pressure injector systems for efficient uptake.
Iron Chelate can stain concrete, porous surfaces, or tiles. Always apply carefully and avoid contact with such surfaces. Keep unused product sealed in a cool, dry place away from children, pets, and moisture.
Store unused powder in its original sealed container, in a cool, dark, and dry location away from children and animals to maintain stability.
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