Sulphate of Iron

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Sulphate of Iron
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Typical Nutrient Content
Iron: Template:!! 19%

This improves the habitat of ericaceous plants such as blueberries by lowering the soil's pH, making it more acidic. It also supplies iron, which is a major plant element. For a base dressing before sowing or planting add 3oz per square yard and work into the soil. To top dress established plants, add 1oz per square yard and lightly hoe in.[1]

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