- Aggis Fe6 is a highly soluble chelated iron fertiliser containing 6% iron in chelated form. It combines EDDHA and EDTA to keep the iron stable and available to the plant, especially in alkaline and calcareous soils. Its high ortho-ortho content (4.4%) ensures efficient uptake and a longer-lasting effect in the soil. It quickly corrects iron deficiency symptoms such as interveinal yellowing (chlorosis), stimulates chlorophyll formation and improves photosynthesis. It is used in soil as well as in soilless cultivation, and is an effective solution for treating iron deficiency quickly and stably.
Key Features
- Contains 6% highly efficient, fast-absorbed chelated iron.
- High stability in alkaline and calcareous soils thanks to EDDHA.
- 4.4% ortho-ortho ensures strong uptake and a prolonged effect.
- Visibly and quickly corrects yellowing caused by iron deficiency.
- Improves chlorophyll formation and increases photosynthetic efficiency.
- Suitable for soil application and soilless cultivation.
Specifications
- Brand: ASTRACHEM
- Element: Iron (Fe)
- Total iron: 6%
- Iron chelated by EDDHA: 5.5%
- Ortho-ortho: 4.4%
- Iron chelated by EDTA: 0.5%
- pH: 6 ± 1
- Form: Water-soluble powder
- Pack size: 5 kg
- Country of origin: Saudi Arabia
Directions for Use
- Open-field vegetables: 2–3 kg/hectare.
- Wheat and barley: 2–3 kg/hectare.
- Fodder crops: 1.5–2 kg/hectare.
- Greenhouses: 0.5–1 kg per 1,000 m².
- Fruit trees: 2–3 kg/hectare.
- Application: Add to irrigation water or to the spray tank, depending on the cultivation system.
- Dissolve the product thoroughly in water before use, with continuous stirring.
Precautions
- Carry out a jar (compatibility) test before use.
- Do not mix with fertilisers containing phosphorus or calcium.
- Preferably do not mix with phosphate fertilisers to avoid precipitation.
- Use according to the recommendations on the pack.
- Store in a dry place away from moisture and heat.
Orkida Tip
- Chelated iron gives the best results when applied as soon as yellowing appears, because any delay reduces treatment efficiency. Applying it early in alkaline soils prevents the problem from appearing in the first place.