Chelated Zinc EDTA 14% Water Soluble Plant Food for All Plants, Vegetables, Flowers and Trees. (1 Lb)

Zinc Deficiency in Crops Zinc deficiency can lead to a range of serious plant health issues. In citrus, peach, and grape, it typically presents as small, pale leaves with interveinal chlorosis. In pecans, it causes "rosetting," while in corn, it results in "white bud." Zinc deficiency can also cause fruit and nuts to develop bitter flavors and, in severe cases, lead to branch dieback in citrus trees. Applying pure zinc products not formulated for agriculture can be harmful to plants. These industrial-grade zinc compounds—often used in tanning, ceramics, or manufacturing—are typically too concentrated, poorly absorbed, and can cause severe leaf burn. Only a small fraction of the zinc in these products is plant-available. Role of Zinc in Plant Health Zinc is vital for chlorophyll production, carbohydrate synthesis, and the conversion of starches into sugars. It also supports nutrient uptake and plays a key role in the formation of auxins—plant hormones that regulate growth and stem elongation. Why Use Boca Hydro Chelated Zinc (EDTA) Provides 100% plant-available zinc through EDTA chelation Fully mobile and stable in solution, with no antagonistic nutrient interactions Promotes efficient uptake and higher utilization by crops Supports the processing of NPK and overall nutrient efficiency Ideal for correcting zinc deficiencies in citrus and other high-value crops

• The trace elements in our Zinc EDTA chelate are fully mobile, have a stable structure, no reactions with other nutrients, offer a more synergistic absorption with no detrimental effects and a higher utilization rate. 100% of our EDTA Zinc is available to plants. Zinc also helps plants process NPK.
• Zinc defeciency causes deformity of fruits, rosette on pecans, white bud on corn and on citrus, peach and grape is usually represented by small, lighter colored leafs and interveinal chlorosis. Extreme zinc defeciency can also cause fruit and nuts to be bitter and branch die off in citrus.
• Using pure zinc for plants can be dangerous, they are usually too strong and are for tanning, ceramics or manufacturing. Only a small percentage of these products is available to plants and may cause severe burning.
• Easy to apply at every watering or fertilizing cycle or throughout the growing season. Can be applied with all other nutrients.
• Approved for all fertigation and irrigation injection systems. Easy dosing!