Iron Hortaaj 6% trace elements for treating iron deficiency 1 kilogram

Hortag chelated iron 6% for treating iron deficiency and yellowing of leaves. Hortag chelated iron Fe 6% fertilizer based on advanced chelated iron formula FeDDHA, used to treat iron deficiency in plants and reduce yellowing symptoms and weak greening. Helps improve chlorophyll formation and increase plant vitality, especially in alkaline and calcareous soils where iron availability is reduced. Hortag is a suitable choice among microelement and chelated products, and can be incorporated into fertilizer programs for vegetables, field crops, fruit trees, citrus, palms, and ornamental plants when symptoms of iron deficiency or weak vegetative growth appear. Features of Hortag chelated iron FeDDHA 6% Treats iron deficiency and helps prevent its appearance when used correctly. FeDDHA formula is suitable for high pH alkaline and calcareous soils. Helps improve leaf greening and stimulates chlorophyll formation. Rapidly soluble in water and easy to use with watering around the root zone. Supports healthy plant growth when yellowing is related to iron deficiency. Suitable for field crops, vegetables, fruit trees, ornamentals, and gardens. Beneficial in cases where iron absorption is difficult due to soil alkalinity or high salinity. Technical specifications of Hortag chelated iron 1 kg Product name: Hortag chelated iron Fe 6%. Product type: chelated iron fertilizer for treating iron deficiency. Active ingredient: FeDDHA chelated iron at 6%. Ortho-ortho: 3.53%. Ortho-para: 2.49%. Form: fine powder, rapidly dissolves in water. Main use: treating iron deficiency, reducing yellowing, and improving plant greening. Weight: 1 kg. Country of origin: Spain. When to use chelated iron fertilizer for plants? Hortag chelated iron is used when symptoms of iron deficiency appear, mainly yellowing of new leaves with veins remaining greener in many cases. This problem is common in alkaline and calcareous soils, or when soil salinity is high, or root activity is weak, or the plant’s ability to absorb microelements is low. It can be used within soluble fertilizer programs when the goal is to quickly correct a specific element deficiency better than relying solely on general fertilizers. If iron deficiency is related to high salinity, it can be supported with soil salinity improving products along with proper irrigation and drainage. Benefits of FeDDHA in alkaline and calcareous soils FeDDHA formula is one of the most used chelated iron forms in alkaline and calcareous soils because it helps keep iron available to the plant for a longer period compared to some other iron forms. Therefore, Hortag is suitable for crops suffering from clear yellowing due to iron deficiency, especially when the problem is related to high pH or poor element absorption. How to use Hortag chelated iron? Use according to the instructions on the package or the recommendation of an agricultural specialist. Field crops: often used at a rate of 2 to 4 kg per hectare depending on deficiency severity and soil condition. Vegetables: often used at a rate of 3 to 5 kg per hectare, with reapplication as needed. Fruit trees: often used at a rate of 20 to 100 grams per tree depending on size and condition. Ornamental trees: often used at a rate of 2 to 3 kg per hectare. Dissolve the product well in water before application to ensure even distribution around the root zone. Preferably use at the onset of yellowing symptoms rather than waiting for vegetative growth to deteriorate. Home use method for Hortag 6% iron: For small trees: dissolve approximately 20 to 30 grams in 5 liters of water, then distribute the solution around the root zone. For medium or large trees: dissolve approximately 50 to 100 grams in 10 to 20 liters of water, then evenly distribute around the root circumference. Avoid pouring the solution directly on the trunk; it is better to distribute around the root spread area. Repeat treatment based on plant condition, severity of yellowing, and specialist recommendation. Difference between Hortag FeDDHA and general fertilizers Hortag FeDDHA is specifically for treating iron deficiency, so it differs from general fertilizers like NPK that supply macronutrients. When yellowing is caused by iron deficiency, balanced fertilizers alone may not suffice because the issue often relates to iron availability or absorption, not just overall nutrition deficiency. Precautions for using chelated iron Do not use high doses without assessing the severity of iron deficiency and plant condition. Do not rely on it alone if yellowing results from overwatering, weak roots, nitrogen deficiency, or magnesium deficiency. Avoid random mixing with pesticides or other fertilizers before compatibility testing. Preferably apply around the root zone in cases related to soil alkalinity and calcareousness. Store in a dry, cool place away from moisture and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Who is suitable for 1 kg of Hortag chelated iron? Suitable for gardeners, farmers, and nurseries needing to treat iron deficiency and leaf yellowing in plants. Also suitable for use with vegetables, citrus, palms, fruit trees, ornamental plants, and crops grown in calcareous or alkaline soil or affected by poor iron absorption. Related sections You can browse plant nutrition products in the fertilizers section, or choose similar products from the microelements and chelated products section, and soluble fertilizers section at Saudi Seeds store depending on plant condition and needs. Frequently asked questions about Hortag chelated iron What is the benefit of Hortag 6% iron for plants? Hortag helps treat iron deficiency, reduce leaf yellowing, and improve plant greening thanks to its FeDDHA chelated iron suitable for alkaline and calcareous soils. Is Hortag suitable for treating leaf yellowing? Yes, if caused by iron deficiency. But verify the cause of yellowing because some cases may result from overwatering, salinity, or deficiencies in other elements like nitrogen or magnesium. What does FeDDHA mean in iron fertilizer? FeDDHA indicates that iron is in a chelated form that helps stabilize and make it available to the plant, especially in alkaline and calcareous soils where iron absorption is difficult. Does Hortag need to be used with watering? Yes, it dissolves in water and is applied around the root zone according to the appropriate dose for the plant type, tree size, or planting area. Can Hortag iron be mixed with other fertilizers? It is not recommended to mix arbitrarily. It is better to perform a compatibility test or refer to the company's instructions before mixing with any other fertilizer or pesticide. Choose Hortag chelated iron 6% from Saudi Seeds store to treat iron deficiency and improve plant greening with FeDDHA formula suitable for alkaline and calcareous soils.