Rhododendrons, camellias and gardenias always turn yellow leaves - using this is a hundred times better than ferrous sulfate

Rhododendrons, camellias and gardenias are flowers commonly grown at home, but these plants often develop yellow leaves; in mild cases this causes poor growth and leaf drop, and in severe cases it causes withering and death. When this happens, many people think of ferrous sulfate, but ferrous sulfate oxidizes easily and precipitates, making it hard for plants to absorb and use; it damages the soil, is not conducive to the sustainable development of green plants, and improper use can also burn roots and leaves. Today, the editor introduces a fertilizer that is a hundred times more effective than ferrous sulfate - chelated iron.

Chelated iron is a highly efficient, high-quality trace element fertilizer with extremely high bioavailability, and it is currently the most effective product in the world for preventing and treating iron deficiency and yellow leaf disease in plants. It can rapidly enhance photosynthesis, increase chlorophyll synthesis, turn yellow leaves green, unfold curled leaves, make leaves thick and glossy, and make branches and stems thick and robust. It effectively prevents the occurrence of diseases such as small leaves, yellow leaves, mosaic leaves, hundred leaves, top dieback, yellowing, spots and stripe spots.

1. Foliar spraying: use a 2000--3000 times chelated iron solution and spray evenly on the leaves. That is, 10 grams of chelated iron mixed with 40--60 jin of water, and do not mix in more. Watering flowers is the same. It can be used at the seedling stage, before flowering, after flowering, and during the growth period. To improve the effect of iron fertilizer, iron fertilizer can be mixed with organic fertilizer and applied in furrows or holes. Chelated iron has very strong stability, especially with remarkable iron supplementation effects in alkaline soil. Whether applied as a foliar spray or used for watering flowers, apply once every half month, for 2-3 consecutive applications, for the best effect.

Precautions: Every fertilizer and medicine has its own mixing ratio. When using them, you must strictly follow the instructions; do not rely on your own feelings, because this will not only fail to work but also harm the plants. Therefore, whether fertilizing or applying medicine to flowers, follow the principle of preferring too little over too much, so as to avoid fertilizer damage and chemical damage.