Identify Zinc (Zn) deficiency symptoms, understand causes and apply the correct treatment for Chilli grown in Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka.
Interveinal chlorosis on young leaves, stunted growth, small leaves, shortened internodes. In paddy: "Khaira disease" — bronzing of leaves. In grapes: small berries, "little leaf" syndrome.
Zinc ties up in alkaline soils (pH>7.5), in waterlogged conditions, after heavy liming, or in sandy soils with low organic matter. Most common micronutrient deficiency in India.
Region: Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka
Soil: Sandy loam, pH 6–7
Season: Kharif + Rabi
| Product | Method | Rate | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zinc EDTA 12% | Drip + Foliar | 0.5g/L foliar, 250g/acre drip | pH 6–7.5 |
| Zinc DTPA 7% | Drip + Foliar | 0.5–1g/L foliar, 500g/acre drip | pH 7–8 |
| Zinc Sulphate 33% | Soil | 10–15 kg/acre | Basal application |
Share a photo of your crop and soil test report. Our agronomy team will diagnose and recommend the exact products and doses for your field conditions.
📋 Get Product Quote 💬 WhatsApp Agronomist