Organic fertilizer Micrap Ferro 11

with trace elementsrich in ironpowder

Product
Fertilizer based on micronutrients. Iron chelate (DTPA). Allowed in organic agriculture.

Packaging
Paper box 1 kg

Application
Foliar

Characteristics
Micrap Ferro 11 is a formulation based on DTPA-chelated iron, used in foliar applications to prevent and correct iron chlorosis when root uptake is limited due to adverse pedoclimatic conditions. Micrap Ferro 11 helps restore green leaf color and photosynthetic activity thanks to its high content of chelated iron. Best results are obtained with regular, repeated applications every 10-12 days on uniformly wet foliage.

Dosage and composition
CROPS | METHODS OF USE | FOLIAR DOSES (kg/ha)
Grape, citrus, actinidia, fruit trees, tropical fruits, vegetables, floriculture, ornamentals, nursery | 2-3 applications throughout the crop cycle as a preventive measure and/or in case of micronutrient deficiencies | 1-1.5

The foliar dose refers to a water volume of 1000 l/ha.

Composition
Water-soluble Iron (Fe) DTPA chelated 11% | Chelating agent: DTPA | pH stability range for the chelated fraction: 4-8.

Chemical and physical features
EC 1:100 3.25 mS/cm | pH 1:100 6.9 | Solubility 150 g/l.

Technical specifications

• Product name: Micrap Ferro 11
• Brand: Hydro Fert
• Formulation: DTPA-chelated iron
• Water-soluble Iron (Fe) DTPA chelated: 11%
• Chelating agent: DTPA
• pH stability range for chelated fraction: 4-8
• Chemical-physical (1:100): EC 3.25 mS/cm; pH 6.9
• Solubility: 150 g/l
• Intended use: Foliar application to prevent and correct iron chlorosis
• Recommended frequency: every 10-12 days (regular, repeated application)
• Dosage (foliar): 1-1.5 kg/ha (2-3 applications throughout cycle as preventive measure or in case of micronutrient deficiencies)
• Dosage note: foliar doses intended for a water volume of 1000 l/ha
• Suitable crops: grape, citrus, actinidia, fruit trees, tropical fruits, vegetables, floriculture, ornamentals, nursery
• Packaging: Paper box 1 kg
• Allowed in organic agriculture