Iron is essential for green color and energy capture. Deficiency causes interveinal chlorosis.
Too much iron displaces zinc and copper, causing new deficiencies and stunted growth.
Apply iron chelates or Ironite only when soil pH >7 and chlorosis is confirmed. Use minimal rates.
Granular iron supplement for acid-loving plants in alkaline conditions. Follow label strictly.
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