Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron should be applied when rain is not expected within 24 hours of application.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron is mixed at 16 ounces of product per gallon of water to cover 1000 square feet of lawn.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron is best applied in the morning or evening to prevent burning on your lawn during the high heat of the day.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron applications due not require the use of a surfactant.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron does not have to be watered in after application. Just be sure to apply with enough water to completely wet the foliage and run off into the root zone.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron is applied at the following rates:
Foliar: 1 tablespoon per Gallon
Soil Drench: 1 oz. per 100 square feet
Lawns: 1 pint per 1,000 square feet
It is typically best to wait 2 days after applying products like Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron to mow.
The mix rate for Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron is 8 fl oz to 16 fl oz per gallon of water. Apply with enough water to completely wet the foliage and run off into the root zone.
If you are applying the Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron for shrubs, flowers, etc. (instead of lawns), you can still calibrate the 1 TBS per gallon of water rate with a hose-ened sprayer. With the 6005, you will use the dial on top of the sprayer to select the number of gallons of water you want to dispense. So if you choose the lowest setting on the top dial, which is 3 gallons of water (11 Liters), then you would use 3 TBS of the liquid iron in the reservoir, and then fill with water up to the red "3" line on the "Liquid" side of the reservoir. For lawns, there is a much higher use rate, so you will be forced to use more water per area. For example, if you are using 16 oz of concentrate to treat 2,000 sq ft (the low rate of 8 oz per 1,000 sq ft), then you would put 16 oz in the sprayer reservoir, which should reach to the red "6" line on the reservoir. You would then set the top dial to the 6 gallon setting, and spray until all the product is used up over that 2,000 sq ft area.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron contains 5.0% iron.
Per the instructions on the product label, you will need 1 pint of Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron per 1,000 sq. ft. If you are treating 17,000 sq. ft., you will need 17 pints, or 2.15 gallons.
When applying Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron on lawns, the rate is 1 pint per 1,000 square feet in sufficient amount of water to wet the foliage and run-off into the root zone.
If you are applying the Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron for shrubs, flowers, etc. (instead of lawns), you can still calibrate the 1 TBSP per gallon of water rate with a hose-end sprayer. For lawns, there is a much higher use rate, so you will be forced to use more water per area. For example, if you are using 16 oz of concentrate to treat 2,000 sq ft (the low rate of 8 oz per 1,000 sq ft), then you would put 16 oz in the sprayer reservoir, which should reach to the red "6" line on the reservoir. You would then set the top dial to the 6 gallon setting, and spray until all the product is used up over that 2,000 sq ft area.
You may start to notice visible results with Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron in as little as a few days. However, typically it can take about 7-10 days to obtain full color.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron is not labeled to kill Creeping Charlie or any other weeds. Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron is formulated to correct and prevent yellowing of foliage due to iron deficiency of flowers, trees, vegetables, shrubs, and lawns. Depending on the kind of grass you have a product like Fertilome Weed Free Zone would be a good product to use in lawns for Creeping Charlie.
The Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron product label states to use it at the rate of 8-16 oz per 1000 sq/ft in sufficient water volume to achieve coverage. As long as your hose end sprayer will allow you to apply it in that rate range you can use that type of equipment to treat the lawn.
Yes, Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron can be used on lawns, including zoysiagrass.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron is not labeled organic, but it can be used on vegetables.
Southern Ag Chelated Liquid Iron is applied as a foliar spray at 1 tbsp. per gallon of water.
