The Best Iron Fertilizer

Jun 24, 2026

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EDDHA-Fe: The Best All-Round Iron Fertilizer

 

Advantages

Ultra-wide pH stability range (pH 3.0–11.0) With an extremely high chelation stability constant, EDDHA-Fe firmly locks iron ions even in high-pH calcareous, alkaline soils and hard water, preventing iron from forming insoluble precipitates. It is the only iron source with long-term efficacy for alkaline farmland, while EDTA-Fe fails above pH 6.5.

High active ortho-ortho isomer (1.2–4.8%) The o,o isomer delivers lasting iron supply, thoroughly corrects iron chlorosis on pineapples, bananas, citrus and fruit trees, one application lasts 2–3 months.

Full water solubility & excellent compatibility Dark brown/black uniform powder, ≤0.1% water insoluble matter, fully compatible with NPK, EDTA trace elements and neutral agrochemicals, suitable for drip irrigation, fertigation and foliar spray.

Safe for all crop growth stages Weak alkaline 1% solution pH 7–9, no leaf scorch or root burn, safe for seedling, flowering and fruit expansion periods.

 

Comparison with Other Iron Sources

EDTA-Fe: Only effective below pH 6.5, cheap but invalid in alkaline soil, mainly for foliar use.

Ferrous Sulfate: Poor stability, easily oxidized, only for short-term emergency foliar correction.

Amino Acid / Sugar Alcohol Iron: Fast leaf absorption but weak soil stability, cannot solve root iron deficiency fundamentally.

 

Recommended Crops 

Pineapple, banana, coffee, avocado, mango, all acid-sensitive fruit crops prone to iron chlorosis on limestone soil.

 

Recommended Dosage

Foliar spray: 1g per 1L clean water

Drip / root irrigation: 500–800g per hectare every 10–15 days