3032 Iron Zinc Chelated Solution, 32-Ounce,Brown/A

Helped perk up my plant quickly. Helped rid the soil of all the unnecessary buildup, and gave my little tree new life and growth. Excellent.

I have to say, I was skeptical, but not about this product. I spent a lot of money on an Indian laurel tree I planted in my front yard and it was yellowing and looked like it was about to turn sickly--so my skepticism was around if this was the right product to put on my tree or not after doing Dr. Google.Since this product is for plants, I had to make sure that (putting this on a tree) it was strong enough to make an impact. The bottle is a standard size and recommends 1 TB per gallon (don't quote me on that, but the amount is minimal) My point is that if you need to treat something bigger like a tree and make it stronger, there is enough in the bottle to do that. I did about 4 TB per gallon. Put it around my tree as instructed, then put another gallon of just water on it because it says to water afterwards. I can say I did this 1 week ago. I wish I took pictures, but my tree is really making a comeback! The leaves are starting to get bright green (the new growth isn't yellowing) and the current growth is getting darker and darker. I live in AZ and this tree gets 100% sun all day. The tree is about 5 years old, so in Indian Laurel years, its pretty young and small. I can tell the tree loved the treatment, so I know this product works. It says to give another treatment in 14 days and I will be doing that. Wow, what a difference. If you have the same problem with established trees, this product does work. Trust me!

I need more time for use to really get a full scope of use.

This liquid formula provides fast "greening" action to plants. Although I also like to work iron granules into the soil for a gradual release, this liquid solution helps almost overnight for noticeably greener landscaping. HOWEVER, we live in a dry desert area with very alkaline soil, a poor soil quality (if there is any soil to begin with), and we were buying this gardening product so often that we did a lot of research. We learned that when plants are not responding but continue to be yellow and have very little growth despite iron granules and spraying of iron/zinc liquid that we need something called EDDHA Iron. We bought that product on Amazon and finally some of our dying bottle brush and privet plants not only have survived but have a lot of growth. And it is green growth.

This additive works great at keeping my acid fast plants very green and producing the most beautiful floral outcome. I noticed a few of my Azaleas, gardenias and Japanese orchid trees were producing more yellow colored leaves and not producing the flowers that they should. One application brought instead results. All the yellow leaves fell away. No more yellow leaves returned. The flowers buds starting coming out within a week of the application process. The green color of the leaves were bigger, brighter and so much healthier looking. Will continue using this product all season long. The ever green plants looked better as well.

Definitely fixed my plant’s yellow leaves; it’s a deep green and thriving now. BUT it came with a hideous case of creepy clustered mushrooms! They would bloom overnight in multiple packs of 5-8, at first tan and pointy, then gray-blue with flat, open caps. Then they’d shrivel up and disappear. The infestation lasted for months. They’re gone now (I hope), but I’m hesitant to use the spray again because the fungus was such a turnoff.Also, as another reviewer noted, the liquid became a green, polluted scum soon after mixing with water in the spray bottle. What gives? If there were more details on the product as well as instructions by the manufacturer, maybe what happened when I used the spray would make more sense. Instead, I’m just confused and unsettled.

This stuff is perfect for what I needed and I doubt I'll ever have to buy another bottle since a little seems to go a long way (and I only have a couple things that need it). If I ever do need more, though, I'm definitely getting this again.

Unhappy tomatoes plants in brand new bed (yellow leaves, not growing much) with "Mel mix" (square foot gardening). I suspect the composts I used there are just so-so. Anyway, new bed without real bacteria/worms... activity means the plants might need some help to start.Jack Spirko mentioned this on his site/podcast, and this indeed solved the problem almost immediately. The leaves became green again, and the plants grew like crazy, producing cherry tomatoes in huge quantities.See my other reviews for the other products I used (recommended by the same person)