Enriched Chelated Iron 10% Fertilizer

Due to its high purity and special formulation, Sepehr Parmis Chelated Iron Fertilizer is enriched with 8 macro and micro elements along with organic material, which brings effective results to eliminate Iron deficiency. This fertilizer can be used in applications such as foliar, irrigation and deep placement.
Generally, when there is a deficiency of elements, chlorosis is mistakenly diagnosed as Iron deficiency because it has many similarities with the symptoms of lack of elements such as Nitrogen, Magnesium and Manganese. On the other hand, for the complete and effective absorption of iron element, it is necessary to pay attention to the mutual effects of the elements on each other's absorption.

Ingredients (Analysis) :

N 2%, P 2%, Mg 0.5%, Ca 0.7%, Chelated Fe 10%, Zn 1%, Cu 0.3%, Mn 1%, OC 10%, OM 15%

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How to use Enriched Chelated Iron Fertilizer

Applications

Foliar, Irrigation & DeepPlacement

Foliar

1-2 Kg in 1000 liters of water

Irrigation

2-6 Kg per Hectare

DeepPlacement

50-100 Gr per each grown tree

Time of Use

During all stages of plant growth expect flowering

Best Time to Use for trees

After petals dropping or the beginning of fruits formation

Benefits of Using Enriched Chelated Iron Fertilizer

  • : Treatment of Iron deficiency.
  • Contains 8 auxiliary elements to improve absorption.
  • Foliar, irrigation & deep placement capability.
  • Purity and higher production quality.
  • Contains organic material.
  • Maximum absorption.

Iron’s (Fe) Role in Plants:

Iron is an essential micronutrient for improving the performance of many enzymes and is considered as a catalyst for chlorophyll synthesis. This element is important for protein synthesis, especially the proteins associated with chlorophyll and xanthophyll, which helps to increase the efficiency of photosynthesis and plant respiration. Upon reaching the soil rhizosphere, iron is regenerated in the form of divalent iron and absorbed by the plant in the form of chelate. Iron is one of the components of ferredoxin protein, which is necessary for the treatment of nitrate, sulfate and nitrogen assimilation and energy production (NADP).

Identifying the Difference Between Iron Deficiency and Deficiency of Other Elements:

Iron deficiency has similarities with nitrogen, magnesium and manganese. In iron deficiency, yellowish spots are seen between the leaves, the veins remain green, and chlorosis is observed first in younger leaves. in nitrogen deficiency; The leaves are uniformly yellow, the veins do not remain green, chlorosis is first seen in older leaves. in magnesium deficiency; Deficiency symptoms start from older leaves, chlorosis is observed between the veins, leaf dropping occurs more often. But in the case of manganese deficiency, the edges and tips of the leaves remain green.