Grow More 0.2-0-0 EDDHA Iron Chelate for Greener Plants on Soils with pH of 7 or Above - 1lb of Water Soluble Chelated 6% Iron for Plants

I applied this to a peony plant that began wilting and turned yellow-ish after heavy rain that flooded our garden. It is improving! I'd like to make a suggestion for safe and clean handling of this deep red fine powder when applying it to a small area of your garden: 1) First obtain a one gallon pitcher (and keep for garden use) and a long handled teaspoon (mine has a 10-inch handle). 2) Next, fill your gallon pitcher with water and set it in the garden where you'll use it. 3) Near the bucket, remove the product lid and then lift a small corner of the seal on top. 4) Gently place your long-handled teaspoon inside and scoop out one teaspoon of the product. 5) Put that full teaspoon down into the gallon of water and stir well (but gently so it doesn't splash). 6) Carefully pour the pitcher contents around the plant or plants you wish to apply it to. 7) Carefully rinse the pitcher and spoon, trying not to splash the water. 8) Let air dry or use a paper towel. This process worked great to avoid airborne powder, staining, and spills.

This is the only stuff I will use on my iron chlorosis plants and trees. In our high PH soil EDDHA is the only way to go. The results are quick and the veining leaves respond well to this stuff. A little goes a long way. Prepare to be satisfied with this product if you want your trees, shrubs, plants to look that amazing green color again. This will help keep those maple trees from being that pale yellow or lime color and give them that life you purchased the tree for.

If you have seriously alkaline soil, this is what you need to buy. EDDHA is the good stuff. Most other soil acidifiers that you see at the store will be much weaker and won't do nearly as good of a job. If your plants struggle with iron chlorosis, then buy this! You're probably not going to find a better deal. Other products might cheaper but they won't be as effective. My acidic loving plants are already doing much better. I am curious to see how they perform in the next few months.

I intended to give it 5 stars, but the package was slightly open. Since this happened to more than one customer, it's likely a tamper with the product, either by adding additional ingredients or subtracting from the quantity. When weighing it, there was a 20-gram shortage.

It works to improve iron deficiency. Easy to use. I dissolve the correct amount in a 5 gallon bucket and pour it around drip line of trees.

My maples leaves were yellow and looking rough. But this worked great. All 3 trees are showing amazing improvement. Wish I did a before picture.

Thanks

Easy to use and completely fixed chlorosis issue with my tree/bush (Does need to be reapplied once a year, in my experience - but that could be an issue with chlorine in my water).