Ferrous Sulphate, is a
versatile compound primarily used to prevent and treat iron deficiencies in
soil and plants. It is essential in agriculture for promoting healthy
chlorophyll production, ensuring greener, more vibrant crops.
Goal : The goal of ferrous sulphate in plants is to correct iron deficiency (chlorosis) and promote healthy, green foliage.
Details :
Ferrous Sulphate (FeSO₄) provides a highly soluble source of Iron (Fe) and Sulphur (S) for plants. It helps prevent and correct iron deficiency (chlorosis), promoting healthy, green leaves by enhancing chlorophyll production.
Advantages :
- Iron is essential for chlorophyll formation and enzyme function in plants, preventing and treating iron deficiency (chlorosis), resulting in greener, healthier foliage and improved photosynthesis.
- Ferrous sulphate enhances nutrient absorption, ensuring better uptake of nitrogen, phosphorus, and other vital nutrients, leading to stronger plant growth and higher productivity.
- It helps lower soil pH, improving soil acidity and making nutrients more available, particularly in alkaline soils, which promotes overall plant health and crop yield.
Benefits :
- Promotes Vigorous Root Development : Provides essential iron that strengthens root growth, supporting better anchorage and nutrient absorption.
- Prevents Yellowing of Leaves : Corrects iron deficiency, ensuring vibrant green foliage and reducing leaf discoloration (chlorosis).
- Enhances Plant Resilience : Improves overall plant strength and stress tolerance, enabling better growth in challenging soil conditions.
Product Description :
Method of Application and Dose :
- For Manual: 25 Kg / Acre (based on soil test)
- For Spray: 4-6gm / Liter Water
- For Drip: 4-6 Kg / Acre
Packing Available :
- 25 Kg
- 50 Kg
| Contents | % / Weight |
|---|---|
| Ferrous Iron (as Fe), minimum | 19% |
| Ferric Iron (as Fe), maximum | 0.5% |
| Lead (as Pb), maximum | 0.003% |
| Sulphur (as S), minimum | 10.5% |
| Matter Insoluble in Water, maximum | 1% |
| pH not less than | 3.5 |
| Free Acid (as H₂SO₄), maximum | 1% |