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Tue, Apr 24, 12 at 8:09
| Has anyone tried this product. I have around 6 blueberry bushes with yellow of leaves thats Im sure is ph related. I have does them up with sulfur to lower ph. In knowing that sulfur takes a few monthes or more to lower ph I came across this product. I have been looking high and low for copperas. This is a great product that has become less availabe. SO the Hi-yield iron plus has less amonicable nitrogen 13% compared to amonium sulfate which has 20%. I actually think this would be a good thing and would lessen the chances of nitrogen burn. I try and fertilized my bushes in 3 phases. I think this in 3 small doeses would be great and would lower the ph much faster with less harm. |
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- Posted by fabaceae_native z6 NM (My Page) on Tue, Apr 24, 12 at 12:29
| I've never used a combined iron and fertilizer, but I do use Hi-Yield Liquid Iron. It corrects chlorosis in my potted citrus within a few days to a week. I typically need to use it only two or three times a year. I then fertilize as I would any other potted fruit tree. |
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