Iron amino chelate

Description

• In the production technology of iron amino chelate fertilizer, the maximum efficiency of iron fertilizer absorption by the leaf has been considered. Due to the smaller size of iron amino chelate compared to the average size of the entrance pores of the plant cell wall, the speed and amount of absorption are higher compared to many synthetic iron chelates.
• The significant and notable difference between Aramin iron amino chelate and synthetic chelates available on the market is its smaller size, which easily passes through the pores of plant cells and increases the efficiency of iron absorption compared to synthetic chelates.
• Another difference in Aramin’s liquid iron amino chelate fertilizer product is its chelating agent, an amino acid, which is recognized by the plant cell, and this increases the absorption of iron chelate. After the iron fertilizer is absorbed and consumed by the plant, the remaining amino acid is also consumed by the plant, unlike other synthetic chelates.

• Product Analysis:

• Instructions for use: For crops, a 3:1000 solution is recommended, and for garden crops, a 4:1000 solution is recommended, following the principles of foliar spraying (spraying on the leaves).
  – Foliar spraying is used in all stages of vegetative and reproductive growth of garden and agricultural plants. – Spraying should be done twice at an interval of 30 days. – It is better to use it in the early stages of growth (claw or four-leaf stage) to increase the efficiency of crop growth and development.
  – The best time for foliar spraying is early morning or sunset. (In conditions without wind or rain) It is better to spray foliar 24 hours before irrigation. (In sprinkler irrigation, spray foliar in the interval between two irrigations.)