Iron is a vital element for plant life. Iron has a number of important functions in the overall metabolism of the plant and is essential for the synthesis of chlorophyll.
Plants generally do not absorb iron well. Under certain conditions, some roots can take it up, but only in certain forms. Soil seldom contains too little iron, but it is possible that forms of iron that can be absorbed by the plant are lacking.
The absorbency of iron is strongly dependent on the pH. Ordinarily, there is sufficient iron present in absorb-able form in acidic soils.
Iron has a number of important functions in the plant’s overall metabolism and is essential for the synthesis of chlorophyll.
Strong yellowing of especially the young leaves and growth shoots between the veins.
The best thing is to spray the plants with a watery solution of EDDHA or EDTA chelates.
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To be applied in the case of a trace element deficiency.
As a supplementary remedy to stimulate the growth and bloom.
Dilute 10-20 ml concentrate per 10 litre of water (1:1000/1:500).
A good fertiliser contains all essential elements in the correct proportions. Proceed with caution when determining the dose; an overdose could be harmful to the plant!
