Product Description

Iron EDTA 12% provides iron in EDTA-chelated form for correction of iron deficiency chlorosis on neutral to slightly alkaline soils (pH 6–11). Iron is essential for chlorophyll synthesis, electron transport in photosynthesis, and numerous enzyme reactions in the nitrogen and sulphur cycles.

Iron deficiency (iron chlorosis) appears as yellowing of young leaves with green veins — because iron is not mobile within the plant, deficiency first appears in actively growing tissue. Common on calcareous soils, overwatered conditions, high phosphorus soils and high bicarbonate irrigation water.

Iron EDTA is more effective than ferrous sulphate on neutral-pH soils. However, for strongly alkaline soils (pH > 7.5), Fe-EDDHA is recommended for soil application as it has superior stability in high-pH conditions.

Technical Specifications
Iron (Fe) as EDTA 12.0% min
EDTA content 44% min
Water Solubility Complete
pH stability 6–11
Moisture 0.3% max
Form Fine yellow-brown powder
Heavy Metals <10 ppm
Key Benefits
Corrects iron chlorosis on neutral-alkaline soils
EDTA chelation prevents Fe oxidation and precipitation
Superior to ferrous sulphate at pH 6.0–8.0
Essential for chlorophyll synthesis and photosynthesis
Rapid greening of yellowed leaves within 10–14 days
Compatible with most fertilizers and pesticides
Recommended Crops
TomatoGroundnutGrapesSoybeanFloricultureOrnamentalsVegetablesCereals
Dosage & Application Guide
Foliar Spray 0.5 g per litre
Soil Application 1 kg per acre
Drip Fertigation 500g per acre
Frequency 2–3 applications at 10-day intervals
⚠️ Note: Dosage recommendations are indicative. Actual application rates should be based on soil test results, crop stage, yield targets and local agronomic conditions. Consult a Green Vision agronomist or visit SoilPro.in for AI-powered crop-specific recommendations.

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