Iron Sulfate

A complete guide to Master Green’s iron sulfate fertilizer, including benefits, usage methods, technical and environmental tips for eliminating iron deficiency and increasing plant growth.

Benefits of Master Green Iron Sulfate

Master Green Iron Sulfate Fertilizer is one of the effective micronutrient fertilizers in agriculture and gardening, designed to provide the iron element needed by plants.
Iron plays a vital role in the production of chlorophyll and the photosynthesis process, and its deficiency leads to yellowing of leaves (chlorosis), especially in young leaves. This fertilizer is usually supplied in powder form and, due to its proper solubility, is quickly available to the roots and has a significant effect on improving plant growth.

Benefits of Master Green Iron Sulfate Fertilizer

Rapidly resolves chlorosis (iron deficiency)

* Increases leaf greenness

* Prevents young leaves from turning yellow

* Improves chlorophyll production

Increases plant growth and yield

* Enhances photosynthesis

* Increases vegetative growth

* Improves the quality of the final product Improves soil structure and pH

* Reduces alkalinity of calcareous soils

* Increases absorption of other nutrients such as phosphorus

Fast absorption and high efficiency

* Powder form allows better absorption by roots

* Suitable for use in various irrigation systems Strengthens roots and increases plant resistance

* Better development of the root system

* Increases plant tolerance to environmental stresses

Product	Amount of Consumption	Method of Consumption
Field and summer crops	3-4 kg per 1000 liters water	foliar spray
Field and summer crops	10-15 kg per hectare	fertigation
Orchard trees	3 to 5 kg per 1000 liters for one hectare	Foliar spray
Orchard trees	100 to 300 grams depending on the age of the trees	Soil application

Additional information

Best time to use: Early in the growing season or when symptoms of iron deficiency are observed
Avoid excessive application (to prevent toxicity).
In dry conditions, irrigate before and after application.
Avoid direct contact with leaves at high doses.
In calcareous and alkaline soils, regular use is recommended
Avoid excessive use (prevent plant poisoning)
Avoid mixing with strong alkaline fertilizers It is better to
use together with organic matter or manure In foliar spraying, use the appropriate dose to prevent leaf burn