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Williamsburg,KY

What would Ironite do for your soil? I have seen this at the stores and on websites, but really dont know what reasons one would use this product. Any comments?

3/20/2009 11:42:33 AM

Fresno, Ca

As far as I know Ironite doesn't do much for your soil. However Iron is a key element in the photosynthesis process. If you lawn or plants have ever had a yellow green color and you fertilize with plenty of Nitrogen you cold be lacking iron. Iron will give your plants that nice dark green healthy color.

3/20/2009 12:39:00 PM

Western NY

I've used Ironite on and off before. Most soils have plenty of iron, but depending on pH it may not be that readily available. It also has other mircos which may be helpful.

Search Ironite on here, there was a bit of a problem with elevated arsenic levels I believe, but that shouldn't be anything for us to worry about.

3/20/2009 12:48:37 PM

Williamsburg,KY

Thanks Seedguy and Andy, I was just wondering about this product and will do a search here and see what else I can learn, thanks again, Croley Bend

3/21/2009 8:39:13 AM