Iron Eddha Fertilizer 6
WHY CHOOSE IRON EDDHA FERTILIZER:
Iron EDDHA fertilizer has a distinct chelation response and works well in soils that range in pH from 3 to 9. With a plant absorption rate of only 5–10%, traditional ferrous sulfate has limited bioavailability and is only suitable for acidic soils with a pH of ≤7. Since EDDHA Fe 6 can be absorbed by plants 100% of the time and only requires 1% to 5% of regular nutrients, it significantly lowers usage costs and boosts fertilization effectiveness.
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2. Iron EDDHA Fertilizer Has Unique Super-Strong Permeability And Solubility In Water, Is Easily Absorbed By Plants, And Can Quickly Provide Crop Nutrition:
Because of its exceptional super-strong permeability and water solubility, EDDHA Fe 6 is readily absorbed by plants. For instance, Iron EDDHA fertilizer may rapidly supply crops with nourishment in practical applications such as drip irrigation, root irrigation, or foliar spraying.
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3. In Addition To Having No Adverse Effects On The Soil, EDDHA Fe 6 May Fix The Beneficial Elements, Minimize Loss, And Help Control The Soil's Acidity And Alkalinity While Avoiding Soil Hardening:
There is no adverse effect on the soil following the application of iron EDDHA fertilizer. Conversely, it can also repair the soil's beneficial elements and lessen loss. This is crucial for preserving soil fertility and enhancing soil structure. In addition, EDDHA Fe 6 helps to avoid soil hardening and regulate the soil's acidity and alkalinity. Long-term usage of regular fertilizers in agricultural production can quickly lead to soil compaction and diminished fertility; however, iron EDDHA fertilizer can successfully remedy this condition and establish a favorable soil environment for plant development.
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ITEM | IRON EDDHA FERTILIZER |
Ferrum (Fe) | 6% min |
| Iron O-O chelated | 1.2-5.4 |
PH Value | 7-9 |
Appearance | Dark Brown Granular |
EDDHA Fe 6 is a very efficient iron fertilizer that helps plants absorb iron and successfully prevents and controls plant iron deficiency chlorosis. It is stable across a broad pH range.
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1. Root irrigation: Start with a tiny quantity of water to dissolve the EDDHA iron, and then add more water as necessary. Around the fruit tree's top or along both sides of the plant, dig a trench that is 15 to 20 cm deep. Then, evenly pour the solution into the trench and fill it up right away. The uniform distribution of the solution in the trench and its penetration into the roots determine how much water should be supplied.
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4. As a raw material for foliar fertilizer, flushing fertilizer and compound fertilizer: EDDHA chelated iron can be well absorbed in the soil pH range of 3-12 (the higher the pH value, the more obvious the advantage of EDDHA chelated iron over EDTA chelated iron and ferrous sulfate). When the crop is not short of water and basic fertilizer, the application effect of this product will be best.
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