
Mix Micronutrient Amino Chelated (Agro)
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A water-soluble blend of six trace elements — iron, manganese, zinc, copper, boron and molybdenum — for crops in soilless and artificial media. Iron, manganese, zinc and copper are chelated with EDTA and DTPA, which keeps them available in solution rather than locking up the way plain sulfates can. It is a micronutrient component only, so it must sit alongside separate nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium sources in a complete program. The 1 lb resealable jar suits small systems and custom formulations where a general 3 g per 100 L rate is easy to scale.
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This is a water-soluble chelated micronutrient mix for crops grown in artificial and soilless media. It supplies iron, manganese, zinc, copper, boron and molybdenum in one blend. Iron, manganese, zinc and copper are in chelated forms.
It is a micronutrient supplement, not a complete fertilizer. Use it as the micronutrient part of a nutrient program, alongside sources of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Account for micronutrients already in your water and other fertilizers. For agricultural or soil-grown greenhouse crops, use it as a supplement when soil tests show low micronutrient levels.
The general rate is 3 g per 100 L of water, about 0.114 g per US gallon. This is a general nutrient-solution rate, not a deficiency-correction or foliar rate. A scale suitable for small quantities is needed. For injector systems, mix 3 g/L of concentrate at a 1:100 ratio or 6 g/L at a 1:200 ratio to reach the same final concentration. Use only as recommended, because misuse may harm crops.