Great presentation. You should tell your customers about these when they are in the store. For the EDDHA 6.0% for soil application, is the concentration 1 teaspoon per gallon no matter how large the tree size?
Thank you for this great video. I'm very worried about my very large established maple tree that clearly has chlorosis on one side. I am pretty certain that it was caused by over-watering. The one side began turning yellow and late Spring and is still yellow as of now September 1. The rest of the tree is deep green. I would appreciate your advice as to treatment. Should I treat the tree now or wait until next Spring? I'm not familiar with how this problem progresses and fear waiting until next Spring would allow it to progress making it much more difficult to save it. I was hoping that it would heal on its own but it has remained the same since it began. What would you recommend as to the timing of treatment? I'm considering doing both the tree treats and the powdered iron chelate. Do you think that would be an effective approach, and if so, how much of each should I use? I estimate the maple tree to be approximately 50 ft in height and approximately 30 ft in diameter. Also, if it is treated correctly and quickly should I expect to see results before winter, or would it not be until next spring? I really appreciate this video. Thank you so much for your help.
great info, I have a question. In the past I have used granulated iron and sprinkled it around the drip line, its worked fine. The tree I treat is an older large silver maple, not sure the best way to apply the eddha iron chelate 6% to the tree?
