“Dissolve one gallon and one spoonful of iron chelates in a gallon of water and then just drench your plants.”

Romero Lobo · In the Garden with UC Master Gardeners · Bountiful Blueberries

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Use iron chelate solution (1 spoonful per gallon of water) to drench the root zone when foliage turns reddish in spring, indicating high soil pH

1 spoonful iron chelate per gallon water

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