Revive

High quality iron chelate eddha

Category: Enhanced nutrition - fertigation

IT CARES AND PREVENTS IRON DEFICIENCY IN A FAST AND EFFECTIVE WAY

REVIVE is a high efficiency Iron chelate (EDDHA) that cares and prevents Iron chlorosis even in particularly adverse pedo-climatic conditions.

The high proportion of ortho-ortho isomer (active form) of the chelating agent EDDHA guarantees an excellent stability of the chelate in the presence of high concentrations of active limestone and strongly alkaline pH.

The reviving action is quick and long lasting. Treated plants are greener, healthy and vigorous.

It improves yield and quality and is suitable for viticulture, arboriculture, horticulture and floriculture.

Data Sheet

Safety Data Sheet

Features

Composition

Iron (Fe) water soluble

Chelated fraction EDDHA

100%

[o,o] EDDHA iron (Fe) chelated

4,8%

pH range that guarantees a good stability of the chelated fraction

3 - 10

Chelating agent

[o,o] EDDHA
[o,p] EDDHA

[o,p] EDDHA iron (Fe) chelated

1,2 %

Other Parameters

Formulation

microgranulo wdg

REVIVE is a fertilizer allowed in organic farming according to EC REG. 834/2007.

PACKAGE: 1 kg – 5 kg

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