Iron 648 is a highly bioavailable microgranular water-soluble iron EDDHA that is readily taken up by plants. This form of iron can effectively prevent or correct visual and hidden iron deficiency disorders in calcareous and alkaline soils with high pH, high bicarbonate content in irrigation water, low soil organic matter, high clay content, and low aerated soils. In such conditions, iron is often not available to plants. Iron 648 has a high percentage of strong ortho-ortho isomers, which provides a higher amount of bonds with iron, resulting in a more stable iron molecule and faster action against chlorosis. This makes it an ideal choice for season-long response, even in alkaline and calcareous soils.
Iron 648 greatly contributes to the biosynthesis of chlorophyll, respiration, and chloroplast development, thereby improving the performance of photosystems. It recovers an essential part of vital functions involving plant health, yield, and quality, which are primary concerns of the agricultural industry.
In sum, Iron 648 is a valuable tool for agriculture as it effectively addresses iron deficiency disorders in soils that are typically challenging for plant growth. Its unique properties make it a highly bioavailable and stable source of iron for plants, which in turn promotes better plant health, yield, and quality.
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GUARANTEED ANALYSIS |
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Iron ( Fe) ……………………………………….……6% Chelated Iron as EDDHA …… ……………………6% ortho-ortho isomer …………………………………4.8% |
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Derived from: Iron EDDHA |
Application dosage and guidelines
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Crop |
Dosage |
Application Period |
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Citrus |
Apply 40-80 grams per tree for each inch of trunk diameter measured at chest height but do not apply more than 400 grams per tree Broadcast evenly within the drip line of trees prior to winter flush of growth. For annual maintenance program, apply 70-120 g/trees per season
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Broadcast evenly within the drip line of trees prior to winter flush of growth or when efficiency symptoms first appear |
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Tree fruits and nuts: Almonds, Apples, Apricots, Cherries, Nectarines, Pecans, Plums, Prunes, Walnuts |
Apply 25-70 grams per tree for each inch of trunk diameter measured at chest height but do not apply more than 400 grams per tree |
Apply in spring, either prior or at the time of new spring growth evenly within the drip line when efficiency symptoms first appear |
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Peaches and Pears |
Apply 20-50 grams per tree for each inch of trunk diameter measured at chest height but do not apply more than 250 grams per tree |
4-5 weeks after full bloom or when efficiency symptoms first appear. Repeated 2 times or in the case of deficiency |
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Small fruits ( Blackberries, Blueberries, Boysenberries, Dewberries, longanberries, Raspberries, Strawberries, etc) |
Apply 700 – 900 grams as band or side dress application per 100 m of row |
In early spring or when efficiency symptoms first appear |
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Grapes |
Band or sidedress 700-900 grams per 100 m of row in early spring or when efficiency symptoms first appear. Incorporate or irrigate into soil |
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Ornamentals Roses and flowering Shrubs |
Apply 6-12 teaspoons per 10 m 2 as a broadcast application and water in thoroughly. For individual plants, apply 6 teaspoons per plant for small shrubs and 12 teaspoons for large shrubs. For plants in containers, apply ¼ teaspoons per 8-inch pot or ½ teaspoons per 12-inch pot. |
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Field crops including alfalfa, corn, dry beans, peas, forage grasses, rice, safflower, sorghum, sugar beets, sugarcane, wheat, barely, oat, sunflower |
Band or sidedress 2-5 kilograms per hectare at planting or when deficiency symptoms appear. Repeat as needed at 2-3 weeks intervals. Incorporate or irrigate into soil |
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Annual and perennials flowers like Aster, canna, chrysanthemum, daylily, geranium, Iris, Nasturtium, Petunias, Verbena, and similar plants |
Apply 500 grams per 100 m2 and water in well. For plants in containers, apply ¼ teaspoons per 8-inch pot or ½ teaspoons per 12-inch pot. |
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Gladiolus |
Apply 1000 grams per 100 m2 and water in well. For plants in containers, apply ¼ teaspoons per 8-inch pot or ½ teaspoons per 12-inch pot. |
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Landscape trees dwarf apples, Chinese arborvitae, American Elm, juniper, Mimosa, shortleaf Pine, ponderosa Pine, Pin Oak, Sycamore and similar trees |
Apply up to 50 grams per tree for each inch of truck diameter measured at chest height |
Apply in the spring, either prior to or at the time of new spring growth evenly within the drip line and follow with through irrigation For plants in containers, apply ¼ tea spoon per 8-inch pot or ½ teaspoon per 12-inch pot |
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Vegetables Beans, Corn, Mustard, and spinach |
Make a band or side dress application at up to 100 grams per 100 m2 |
After planning or when deficiency first appear |
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Vegetables Black-eyed Peas, Carrots, Cucumbers, Eggplants, Melons, Onions, Parsnips, Peas, Peppers, Potatoes, Radishes, Squash, Tomatoes, and Turnips |
Apply 20 grams per 100 m 2 in sufficient water for thorough coverage. |
Apply 4-6 weeks after planting or when deficiency symptoms first appear. Repeat in 2-3 weeks if necessary. Apply to cucumbers, eggplants, melons, peppers, squash and tomatoes prior to bloom |
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Vegetables Cabbage, Cauliflower, Celery and lettuce |
Make a band or side dress application at up to 20 grams per 100 m2 |
Apply at planting or when deficiency symptoms first appear |
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Turf Bluegrass, St. Augustine, Bentgrass, Fescues, Ryegrass, Zoysiagrass, Centipede, Bermudagrasses including hybrid and dwarf varieties, etc. |
20 gram per 100 m2 |
Apply proudly to maintain |
Package: 1000 kg