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Indications |
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Relieves symptoms of iron chlorosis and manganese deficiencies in trees. Works most effectively on Oak trees. Effectiveness on other varieties of trees may vary. |
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Iron deficiency in deciduous trees is indicated by yellow leaves. The degree of yellowing indicates the severity of the deficiency. If fine veins become chlorotic (yellow), and/or if leaf edges are wavy, crinkled, or curled, tree may also have manganese deficiency. |
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Iron deficiency in conifers is indicated when the needles turn yellow. |
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Ornamental trees sensitive to iron deficiencies include American Elm, Cottonwood, Jack Pine, London Plane Tree, Magnolia, Maples, Mountain Ash, Oaks, Walnut, White Pine, and Yellow Birch. |
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Ornamental trees susceptible to manganese deficiencies include Birch, Dogwood, Maples (especially Red and Sugar) Flowering Cherry, Sweetgum, and Sergeant Crab. |
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Notice of Warranty |
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ArborSystems warrants that this product conforms to the chemical description on the label and is reasonably fit for use under average conditions when used strictly in accordance with the directions on the labeling. ArborSystems does not make or authorize any agent or representative to make any other warranty, guarantee or representation, expressed or implied, concerning this product. |
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Injections may be made anytime during the growing season. However, as summer ends, green-up will be less likely to occur because the leaves become less responsive as they age. The best time to inject is spring through early summer.