AGRIVENTURE Magnesium EDTA is a premium water-soluble chelated micronutrient fertilizer specially formulated to correct magnesium deficiency quickly and efficiently. The EDTA chelation keeps magnesium available for immediate plant uptake, ensuring maximum nutrient utilization without getting locked in the soil.
Magnesium is the central element of chlorophyll and is essential for photosynthesis, enzyme activation, energy transfer and carbohydrate movement within plants. Regular application improves leaf greenness, crop vigor, flowering, fruit development and overall yield.
| Product Name | AGRIVENTURE Magnesium EDTA |
|---|---|
| Technical Content | Magnesium EDTA (Chelated Magnesium) |
| Product Type | Chelated Micronutrient Fertilizer |
| Formulation | Water Soluble |
| Mode of Entry | Foliar & Root Absorption |
| Application Method | Foliar Spray, Fertigation, Drip Irrigation, Soil Drench |
| Recommended Dose | 1.5–1.7 g per litre of water or 25 g per 15 litres of water |
| Brand | AGRIVENTURE |
EDTA chelation protects magnesium from reacting with other minerals in the soil and irrigation water, allowing rapid absorption through roots and leaves. Magnesium becomes immediately available for chlorophyll production, enzyme activation, ATP energy transfer and carbohydrate movement, resulting in improved photosynthesis, stronger growth and higher productivity.
Foliar Spray: 1.5–1.7 g per litre of water or 25 g per 15 litres of water.
Repeat the application according to crop requirement and deficiency symptoms.
Compatible with most water-soluble fertilizers and crop protection products. Perform a jar compatibility test before preparing large spray solutions.
It is used to prevent and correct magnesium deficiency while improving chlorophyll formation, photosynthesis and overall crop growth.
Use 1.5–1.7 g per litre of water or 25 g per 15 litres of water for foliar application.
It is suitable for vegetables, fruits, cereals, cotton, sugarcane and all major agricultural and horticultural crops.
Yes. It can be applied through fertigation, drip irrigation, foliar spray and soil drenching.
The most common symptom is yellowing between the veins of older leaves (interveinal chlorosis), reduced chlorophyll, weak growth and lower crop productivity.
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