Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% - Questions & Answers

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  • Asked by Lee from Deerfield, Il
    05/25/2016
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    How can the Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% be applied to a small to medium size maple tree?
    Leave turn yellow with green veins during the summer. Trying to prevent this from happening this year.
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    According to the manufacturer, you can use the Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% at 1 tsp per gallon of water. For a planted medium size Maple Trees, we recommended to moisten the soil around the tree before any application. Apply 1 gallon of finished solution on each side of the tree 3 X's every time you water your tree. 

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  • Asked by Jace
    08/13/2014
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    Does Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% Fertilizer contain feii or feiii?
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    Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% Fertilizer does use Fe(II). Please let us know if you have any more questions.
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  • Asked by Mark from La, Ca
    07/20/2015
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    What is the chelating agent in Grow More Organic More Iron Chelate 10% Fertilizer?
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    The Chelating agent in Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% Fertilizer helps the iron to better dissolve in water so it can be more accessible to plants. The exact inert ingredients in this fertilizer are considered proprietary to the manufacturer.

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  • Asked by Jeff from Tooele, Utah
    09/30/2021
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    What's the biggest difference in Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% and Grow More Iron Chelate 6.0%?
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    The Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% would contain 4% more of the perecentage of Chelated Iron nutrient in the Grow More Iron Chelate 6%. The percentage is referring the percentage of the nutrient or active ingredient. 

    Grow More Organic Iron Chelate 10% has been discontinued, Sprint 330 Chelated Iron 10% would be an alternative Chelated Iron product with the same 10% of the nutrient. 
     
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