Grow More 0.2-0-0 EDDHA Iron Chelate for Greener Plants on Soils with pH of 7 or Above - 1lb of Water Soluble Chelated 6% Iron for Plants

Living in the high desert means constantly battling alkaline soil, and it shows especially on trees that should be thriving. Nearly every Autumn Blaze Maple in my neighborhood was struggling this spring, with pale green leaves and some turning outright yellow. I used Grow More 0.2-0-0 EDDHA Iron Chelate on my large, mature maple, mixing 2 tablespoons with some liquid seaweed and following it up with a deep watering. It’s not an overnight fix. It took about 4–5 weeks before I saw a real change but the results were absolutely worth the wait. Now my tree is full, much greener, and noticeably healthier than others nearby. For anyone dealing with alkaline soil and iron chlorosis, this is a solid, reliable option that actually delivers.

I applied this to a peony plant that began wilting and turned yellow-ish after heavy rain that flooded our garden. It is improving! I'd like to make a suggestion for safe and clean handling of this deep red fine powder when applying it to a small area of your garden: 1) First obtain a one gallon pitcher (and keep for garden use) and a long handled teaspoon (mine has a 10-inch handle). 2) Next, fill your gallon pitcher with water and set it in the garden where you'll use it. 3) Near the bucket, remove the product lid and then lift a small corner of the seal on top. 4) Gently place your long-handled teaspoon inside and scoop out one teaspoon of the product. 5) Put that full teaspoon down into the gallon of water and stir well (but gently so it doesn't splash). 6) Carefully pour the pitcher contents around the plant or plants you wish to apply it to. 7) Carefully rinse the pitcher and spoon, trying not to splash the water. 8) Let air dry or use a paper towel. This process worked great to avoid airborne powder, staining, and spills.

I grow citrus and fruit trees commercially. Iron in my soil is fine. Iron in my potting mix? Not so much. This has corrected any issue I have had and greened things up nicely.

I ordered this based on the very extensive reviews here and elsewhere. Apparently this is the BEST iron chelate for my area. I have two Asian pears that are turning yellow and one is VERY pale. With a soil application this supplement has really greened up the moderately damaged tree. I am still waiting for a more substantial effect on the very sick tree. I did apply the product later in the season than you are supposed to so it is no surprise that the pale tree is not showing much improvement. I'll reapply in the spring and based on all I have read and seen I expect good results. I also did a foliar application around the garden and the blackberries and veggies seemed to "like it". I have used other types of chelated iron and had poor results here in colorado. Those supplements also have high amounts of lead which I didn't know about when I used them. NOTICE that it takes almost the whole pound to treat two dwarf pear trees. That is if I am reading the VERY POORLY WRITTEN DIRECTIONS correctly. I wrote the company to let them know that their directions were poorly written and they did not respond to me. They also have some sort of link to a site that is supposed to show you what contaminants are in this product like lead. I was unable, however, to find the information so I don't know how much lead and the like is in this product. Wear a mask when you open and use this. Fine powder will rise from the container and when you apply it

This product is amazing. North Texas has very alkaline soil and many plants suffer despite adding various soil amendments. This product works great if used as recommended. The results are visible in leaf appearance within a few weeks. Just placed my second order.

This stuff is like magic. I have been using ironite and similar for years but this stuff is just light years beyond anything else. Totally worth the money. My plants are happy and growing like crazy now. Turns all the new leaves deep green. Very easy to use and mix with water or just directly on the plants. Amazing!

My go to for augmenting our crummy alkaline soil. My maples love it. Before discovering this product, I used to have yellow leaves Yuck.

Although this product might seem expensive, it will work in alkaline soils when nothing else does. Also you use a tiny little half teaspoon scoop to mix into a large amount of water. The container lasts a long time, and you will see results quickly. Over the years we had spent hundreds of dollars: mixing in bags of soil, worm castings,hiring a yard service company, spraying on liquid iron, working in iron granules into the soil, spraying on insecticide soap (didn't want to kill birds, lizards or ourselves as we tried to make the plants healthier). Nothing seemed to work very well, and in the meantime, the plants were looking more and more yellow, some plants actually died, and some stopped growing altogether. In desperation we "Googled" our types of plants and ran across a gardening blog from a man in Nevada. He specifically mentioned a situation like ours - trying everything, and he said in Alkaline soils this EDDHA Iron Chelate is the only thing that will work. I was concerned bags of iron granules had just been applied and watered into the soil a week ago. However, the instruction with EDDHA also state that this product is safe to apply even if other fertilizers are already in the soil. That is correct. One of our bottle brush plants hadn't grown a new leaf in a year, the bark was becoming so dark that it seemed like it was dying. After 1 gallon of water with the correct ammount of EDDHA was applied around the base of the plant, we saw some light green color return to the few scraggly yellow leaves. 48 hours later , we applied a second ground soaking of a gallon of water with the prescribed amount of EDDHA around the trunk and out to the shrub's small drip line.Two days later we awoke to see new growth. Some privet hedge shrubs and one privet tree that had started yellowing and dropping leaves have improved immensely with EDDHA watering, and flowers in pots are greener as well. We have also applied it around a couple of struggling palm trees and are pleased to see shiny fronds again.

It does what it supposed to do

Livraison dans les délais. Bon produit pour un ph supérieur à 7 il fonctionne. Je l’utilise pour la culture des agrumes qui sont souvent en carences de fer ce qui occasionne un absorption presque nulle des nutriments. Le seul point négatif est leur façon d’indiquer le dosage qui pourrait être bien simple de mettre la quantité par litre d’eau. Il faut être prudent car il y a deux informations une pour utilisation foliaire et l’autre directement dans le sol en mélangeant avec l’eau d’arrosage. Pour finir ce produit tache et est très volatile. Je recommande ce chelate.

The solution has low purity and has no effect on the trees; it’s fake.