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Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray is derived from Ferrous Sulfate, Zinc Sulfate, Magnesium Sulfate, and Manganese Sulfate. It was strategically and carefully combined to treat, prevent, and control minor element deficiencies and other deficiencies that may cause yellowing of foliage. This plant food provides the minor elements essential to the healthy growth of citrus, avocados, mangos and other tropical fruits. It can be used at the first signs of the deficiency symptoms. Highly recommended to be used in between the month of December and February up until the time flowering is complete. Available in a 1 pint jug.
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | Magnesium - 1.00% Sulfur - 4.10% Iron - 1.20% Manganese - 1.20% Zinc - 1.70% |
|---|---|
| For use in | Citrus, avocados, mangoes, tropical fruits and ornamentals. |
| Application | In winter for normal preventative spray. Apply as a thorough cover spray to run off. |
| Pet safe | Yes, if followed as directed on the label. |
| Shipping Weight | 1.20 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Southern Ag (Mfg. Number: 13801162) |
| UPC | 051538019026 |
Citrus Nutritional Spray provides the minor elements most needed by Citrus and Tropical Fruits. This product will benefit the plant at any time when deficiency symptoms appear. It is most effective when applied between December and February up to the time flowering is completed.
Apply spray thoroughly cover to the point of run-off. (Preventative rate may also be used on ornamentals.)
For prevention of deficiencies:
Use 1 tablespoonful per gallon of water and make. 1 to 2 applications per year is normally sufficient.
For correction of a known deficiency:
Use 2 tablespoons per gallon of water and make at least 2 applications at two week intervals.
On mature trees, the amount of spray required is approximately 1 gallon for each foot of height plus 5 gallons. (20 foot tree=25 gal. of spray)
NOTE: Deficiency symptoms in many plants can be an indication of improper pH. Soil pH should be checked and adjust if necessary.
This product WILL SEVERELY STAIN concrete, masonry and painted surfaces.
Be extremely careful not to allow spray or runoff to contact with these materials. Do not mix with other fertilizers, fungicides or insecticides unless compatibility is known.
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By Cliff on 03/09/2022
Easy to order product. It came promptly. Sprayed several of my citrus trees. It's been a week or so. I do believe I am seeing some color change to a pale yellow to more of a greenish tint. Hopefully it will return to bright green soon after another application.
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Good item
By Luis on 03/25/2022
I have a lemon tree. Do I spray the Citrus Nutritional Spray on the ground around the tree or on the leaves of the tree? I certainly do not know what the "point of run-off is."
Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray is applied directly to the foliage of the lemon tree. Point of run-off means applying until wet and just starting to drip off the leaves.
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I plan to use on a key lime tree. Does sun exposure while spraying harm the tree?
The product label does not indicate a certain time of day that is best to apply Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray only that is most effective when applied between December and February up to the time flowering is completed. We would suggest contacting Southern Ag directly at [email protected] for more information.
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I have a small lemon tree in a container and if i add the fertilizer to the soil will it hurt the tree?
Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray is labeled safe for citrus as a foliar spray application and not a product that is mixed into the soil. Foliar Applications should be applied thoroughly to point of run off.
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Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray is not labeled for soil drench applications and should be applied as a foliage spray directly to the leaves to the point of runoff where the spray is just starting to drip off the leaves.
Please refer to the product label for application rates and more information.
Very young potted tree with 20 or more early lemons on tree and still blooming. Leaves beginning to yellow with green veins. Soil ph 7.
Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray is best applied between December and February up to the time flowering is complete. According to the product label, this product can benefit the plant at any time when deficiency symptoms appear.
Southern Ag Chelated Citrus Nutritional Spray
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