10 products · Micronutrients & Chelates
Micronutrients and EDTA chelates
Micronutrients are needed in small amounts, but a shortage of any one of them limits yield and quality. Zinc deficiency is among the most common in Indian soils, and iron deficiency is widespread on alkaline and calcareous soils.
We supply micronutrients in two forms: sulphates and boron 20% for cost-effective soil and foliar correction, and EDTA chelates of zinc, iron, manganese, copper, calcium and magnesium, which are fully water-soluble for drip and foliar programmes.
Products in this range
Micronutrient FertilizersSoil, Foliar
Correct hidden hunger for zinc, iron, copper and boron.
Zinc Sulphate
Corrects zinc deficiency, such as khaira in paddy and white bud in maize.
Product detailsFerrous Sulphate
Corrects iron chlorosis (yellow young leaves), common in alkaline soils.
Product detailsCopper Sulphate
Supplies copper on copper-deficient soils.
Product detailsBoron20%
Water-soluble boron for flowering, pollination and fruit set.
Product details
Chelated Micronutrients (EDTA)Drip, Foliar
EDTA chelates stay available to plants over a wider soil pH range than plain salts.
Zinc EDTA
Chelated zinc for quick correction of zinc deficiency.
Product detailsIron EDTA
Chelated iron for yellowing of young leaves.
Product detailsManganese EDTA
Chelated manganese for leaf chlorosis and enzyme function.
Product detailsCopper EDTA
Chelated copper for healthy growth and disease resilience.
Product detailsCalcium EDTA
Chelated calcium for fruit firmness and cell wall strength.
Product detailsMagnesium EDTA
Chelated magnesium for chlorophyll and green leaves.
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Buyer questions
What is the difference between an EDTA chelate and a sulphate?
In an EDTA chelate the metal is bound to EDTA, which protects it from reacting with the soil and becoming unavailable, and keeps it fully soluble for drip and foliar use. Sulphates such as zinc sulphate and ferrous sulphate are the economical choice for soil application.
What are common signs of zinc and iron deficiency?
Zinc deficiency causes khaira disease in paddy, white bud in maize and small, mottled leaves in fruit crops. Iron deficiency shows as yellow young leaves with green veins (iron chlorosis), especially on alkaline soils.
Why is boron important at flowering?
Boron is essential for pollen formation, pollination and fruit set. Deficiency shows up as flower drop, poor fruit set, hollow stems and cracked or deformed fruits.
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