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Mikrovit Iron 75 FE

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Description

MIKROVIT IRON is a liquid fertiliser containing 75 g Fe per 1 litre, intended for foliar application. It supplies plants with iron, which is effectively absorbed and utilised by plants.


MIKROVIT IRON contains complexing agents that accelerate iron uptake by plants and facilitate the combined use of the fertiliser with other agrochemicals.

Ingredients g/l % (w/w)
Iron (Fe) 75 6.0

MIKROVIT IRON used preventively in crops with high iron requirements (e.g. beans, beetroot, cabbages, broccoli, cauliflower, spinach, tomato, sweet pepper, strawberry, acid-loving plants grown on neutral or alkaline soils) – is an effective source of iron. It is also recommended under low light conditions and in the presence of soil conditions limiting iron availability to plants (high pH, high manganese content, lack of oxygen in the root zone).
MIKROVIT IRON applied at the timings and doses recommended in the fertilisation programmes for individual species effectively prevents iron deficiency in plants.


Iron (Fe) supplied in MIKROVIT IRON fertiliser positively affects the quantity and quality of the yield, including:

  • increased chlorophyll formation intensity
  • increased biomass and proper growth and development of plants
  • improvement of overall plant condition
  • increased stress resistance and faster plant regeneration
  • better quality parameters of the yield
  • reduction of the risk of excessive accumulation of nitrates and harmful nitrites in the yield.

MIKROVIT IRON should be applied foliarly as an aqueous solution. The fertiliser can be used together with other products after conducting a test confirming compatibility.

Application timing Single dose [l/ha]
FIELD CROPS
2–3 sprays every 7–10 days during intensive growth (from early growth stages) 0.5–2
APPLE TREE
I: mouse ear – green bud (BBCH 10/54–56) 1–2
II: start of fruit drop (June drop) – fruit reaches half of typical size
(BBCH 73–75)
1–2
PEAR TREE
Foliar feeding
I: mouse ear – green bud (BBCH 10/54–56)
1–2
Coarse droplet spray on moist soil before or during rain (especially recommended on sites with pH≥7 to improve fruit quality – green skin colour)
I: mouse ear – green bud (BBCH 10/54–56)
II: fruit formed after flowering reaches up to 10 mm
10–20
SWEET CHERRY, SOUR CHERRY
I: green bud (BBCH 55–56) 1–2
PLUM TREE, APRICOT, PEACH
I: green bud (BBCH 55–56) 1–2
II: ovary development, fruit forms after flowering – ovary growth (BBCH 71–72) 1–2
BLUEBERRY
I: bud break – leaf development 1–2
II: start of fruit development 1–2
GRAPEVINE
I: end of bud development (bud break) – first leaf unfolded (BBCH 09-11) 1–2
II: 3rd–7th leaf stage (BBCH 13-17) 1–2
III: beginning of inflorescence development (BBCH 53-55) 1–2
CURRANT, RASPBERRY
I: bud break – leaf development (BBCH 07–19) 1–2
II: 70% of fruits formed – start of ripening (BBCH 77–81) 1–2
STRAWBERRY
I: 3rd–5th leaf unfolded (BBCH 13–15) 0.5–2
II: 5th leaf unfolded – 9 or more leaves unfolded (BBCH 15–19) 0.5–2
III: flower withering, most petals fall (BBCH 67) 0.5–2
IV: after fruit harvest: start of bud formation in leaf axils – visible young leaves
with smaller blade and shorter petiole (BBCH 91–92)
0.5–2
SWEET PEPPER
I: 3rd–7th true leaf unfolded on main shoot (BBCH 13–17) 0.5–2
II: 1st–3rd flower bud visible (BBCH 51–53) 0.5–2
III: first fruits reach typical size and shape (BBCH 71–73) 0.5–2
TOMATO
I: 5th–7th true leaf unfolded on main shoot (BBCH 15–17) 0.5–2
II: 1st–3rd inflorescence visible (BBCH 51–53) 0.5–2
III: first fruit reached typical size on 1st–2nd truss (BBCH 71–72) 0.5–2
CUCUMBER
I: 3rd–5th true leaf unfolded on main shoot (BBCH 13–15) 0.5–2
II: 1st–2nd flower bud visible on main shoot on elongated peduncle (BBCH 51–52) 0.5–2
BROCCOLI, CAULIFLOWER, KOHLRABI, RADISH, KALE
I: leaf development (BBCH 15–19), repeated every 7–10 days as needed 0.5–2
CABBAGE
I: leaf development (BBCH 15–19) 0.5–2
II: head reaches 20–30% of typical size (BBCH 42–43) 0.5–2
III: head reaches 50–80% of typical size (BBCH 45–48) 0.5–2
ROOT VEGETABLES
I–II: leaf development – start of development of harvestable plant parts (BBCH 13–41) 0.5–2
ONION VEGETABLES
I–II: leaf and harvestable plant part development (BBCH 13–47) 0.5–2
LEGUME VEGETABLES
I–II: leaf and shoot development (pea BBCH 13–39), (bean BBCH 13–29) 0.5–2
ORNAMENTAL PLANTS
2–4 sprays every 7–10 days during intensive growth (from early growth stages) Recommended solution 0.1–0.2% (0.1–0.2 l fertiliser
in 100 litres of water)

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