About Product
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Ruby Fe is an iron micronutrient mixture offered by Multiplex.
- It contains iron in chelated form (Fe EDTA - 12 %).
- The chelated form of iron makes it easily available to the plant when applied as foliar spray.
Ruby Fe Composition & Technical Details
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Composition: Contains Ferrous (Fe) 12.0% in the form of Fe EDTA (Ethylene Diamine Tetra Acetic Acid)
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Mode of Action: Fe is chelated with EDTA, which protects it from reacting with other elements in the soil and ensures that it remains available for plant uptake. When used as a foliar application, it is rapidly absorbed into the leaves. Once in the plant, Fe is transported to various locations where it is needed for critical operations.
Ruby Fe Key Features & Benefits
- Multiplex Ruby Fe plays a crucial role in oxidation-reduction reactions, nitrate reduction, sulphate reduction, N-fixation, N and S assimilation etc.
- It also helps in increasing the defense enzymes in plants.
- Iron present in Multiplex Ruby Fe helps in chlorophyll formation.
- Aids in the activation of a number of biochemical processes within the plant.
Ruby Fe Usage & Crops
Recommended Crops: All crops
Dosage: Dissolve 0.5 g in one litre of water
Method of Application: Foliar spray
- It should be applied on both sides of the leaf.
Additional Information
- Multiplex Ruby Fe is generally compatible with many other agricultural products, but there are a few considerations to keep in mind.
- Always add Multiplex Ruby Fe to the spray tank first, followed by other products. This helps ensure proper mixing and effectiveness.
- Ensure the pH of the spray solution is within the recommended range (usually slightly acidic) to maintain the stability of the chelated iron.
- Before mixing with other products, perform a small jar test to check for any adverse reactions such as precipitation or clumping.
- Avoid mixing with highly alkaline products as they can reduce the effectiveness of the chelated iron.
Disclaimer: This information is provided for reference purposes only. Always follow the recommended application guidelines outlined on the product label and accompanying leaflet.
