Iron chelate

Chlorosis = Iron deficiency - a common condition that affects the plant's ability to produce chlorophyll (the green pigment).

Signs to look for:

• 🟡 Leaf yellowing: Younger leaves turn yellow while the veins remain green
• 🐌 Slowed growth: Plant grows slowly or stops entirely
• 😔 General weakness: Plant looks weak and limp
• 🍃 Small leaves: New leaves are smaller than usual
• 🥀 Leaf drop: In severe cases

💡 Classic sign: Yellow leaf with green veins = iron deficiency!

• 🛡️ Prevents and treats leaf yellowing: Effective solution for chlorosis
• 🌱 Promotes healthy growth: Strong roots and balanced growth
• 🌍 Suitable for all soil types: Including calcareous soils and high pH
• ⚡ Rapid effect: Results visible within days!
• ✅ Easy to use: Simply dilute in water and irrigate
• 🧪 Chelated iron (EDTA): Optimal absorption for the plant

Regular iron binds to soil substances and is unavailable to the plant. Chelate = "protected" iron that remains available for absorption!

• 🔓 High availability: The iron remains "open" for absorption
• ⚗️ Works at high pH: Even in calcareous soils
• 💧 Water-soluble: Easy for irrigation and spraying
• 🌿 Foliar absorption: Can also be sprayed directly
• ⚡ Rapid action: Immediate plant uptake

• 🏠 Houseplants: Monstera, Ficus, Dracaena, Pothos, and more
• 🌳 Trees: Citrus, olive, fruit, and shade
• 🥬 Vegetable gardens: Tomatoes, peppers, cucumbers
• 🌸 Shrubs and flowers: Roses, Gardenia, Hydrangea
• 🌿 Herbs: Basil, mint, rosemary
• 🌴 Palms: All types of palms
• 🍇 Vines: Grapes and climbers

💡 Suitable for any plant showing signs of yellowing!

Two methods of use:

💧 Irrigation (through soil):

1. Dilute the recommended amount in water (per packaging instructions)
2. Irrigate the plant as usual
3. Repeat as needed every 2-4 weeks

🌿 Spraying (via leaves):

1. Dilute at a lower concentration than for irrigation
2. Spray onto the leaves during morning or evening hours
3. Cover both sides of the leaf

⚠️ Important: Follow the packaging instructions for exact dosage!

• 🍂 When deficiency signs appear: Yellowing, weakness, slowing
• 🌸 At the start of transition seasons: Spring and Autumn
• 🌱 When planting: To help the plant establish itself
• 🏠 Repotting: After changing soil
• 🛡️ As prevention: Every two months for sensitive plants
• 🌳 Fruit trees: Before and after blooming

• 🧪 Combine with fertilizer: Recommended to combine with basic fertilizer to supplement nutrition
• 💧 Water beforehand: Water the plant before applying iron chelate
• ☀️ Avoid sun: Do not spray in direct sunlight
• 📏 Correct dosage: Too much iron can be harmful - follow instructions
• 🔄 Consistency: Treat regularly until the problem is solved

• Name: Iron Chelate
• Type: Iron Fertilizer (Iron EDTA)
• Weight: 100g
• Form: Water-soluble powder
• Use: Irrigation or foliar spray
• Suitable for: All plant and soil types
• Treats: Iron deficiency (chlorosis)