Iron Chelate Fe EDTA

Iron chelate is used to correct iron deficiency.

Iron Chelate (Fe EDTA) is a highly soluble, stable, and concentrated micronutrient fertilizer  used to treat iron deficiency (chlorosis) in crops and plants, characterized by yellowing leaves with green veins. It promotes photosynthesis and root development, effectively applied via soil or foliar spray, particularly in acidic to neutral soils (pH 4-6). 

Key Information on Fe EDTA: 
Function: Corrects iron chlorosis (yellowing leaves) by providing easily absorbed iron, which is essential for chlorophyll production.
Best Soil Type: Fe EDTA is most stable in acid to neutral soils. For highly alkaline soils (pH > 6.5-7), alternative chelates like EDDHA are generally more effective.
Application Methods:

Foliar Spray: Quick results,, sprayed directly on leaves.
Soil Application: Applied to soil or via irrigation (fertigation).

Compatibility: Compatible with most agrochemicals but should not be mixed with copper-based products.
Dosage & Usage: Generally 40-60 g per application, starting when leaves appear, with multiple applications (7-14 day intervals) to correct deficiencies.
Safety: Keep out of reach of children and follow, with storage in a dry, cool, well-ventilated area.