Iron Chelate

Q: Can I mix Kendon Iron Chelate with lawn fertiliser?

Yes. The label states that the required amount of lawn fertiliser may be mixed in with Iron Chelate when treating 10m². This mixing instruction applies to lawn use only; no other mixing instructions are given on the label.

For Iron Deficiencies

Kendon Iron Chelate is developed for the treatment of Iron deficiency (Iron Chlorosis) in citrus, pome and stone fruits, vines, vegetables, ornamentals and for the greening of lawns.

	Iron Chelate
Product Type	Plant Nutrients – Fertiliser
Active Ingredient	130g/kg Iron as a complex of EDTA
Pack Size	500g, 1kg, 2kg, 10kg, 25kg
Application	For the treatment of iron deficiency (Iron Chlorosis)
Target	Citrus, pome and stone fruits, vines, vegetables, ornamentals and greening lawns

Key Features & Benefits

High iron content (130 g/kg) chelated with EDTA ensures efficient correction and prevention of iron deficiency.
EDTA chelation keeps iron soluble and readily available for plant uptake, even in slightly alkaline soils and water.
Enhances chlorophyll synthesis, improving leaf greenness and overall photosynthetic activity.
Promotes healthy vegetative growth and supports better crop vigour and yield potential.
Fast-acting and highly bioavailable, delivering visible results in a very short time.
Suitable for soil application, fertigation, and foliar sprays, with good compatibility in tank mixes.
Simple to use and highly effective, with EDTA chelation providing greater stability and consistent performance.

Symptoms of Iron Deficiency

Directions and How to Use

Application Guide

Situation	Rate	Critical Comments
Fruit Trees (citrus, pome and stone fruits, vines)	30–50g / 10L of water	Water in around the tree root zone. Larger trees may require 3 or 4 applications at weekly intervals.
Nursery Stock	3–5g per m²	Apply evenly over the area to be treated. Water in or cultivate after application.
Roses & Ornamentals	50g / 10L of water per 10m²	Apply preferably when soil is moist.
Lawns	10g / 10L of water per 10m²	Apply where green colour needs improving due to iron deficiency. The required amount of lawn fertiliser may be mixed in with Iron Chelate to cover the 10m².
Apply Iron Chelate evenly over the area to be treated and water in or cultivate after application, following the Application Guide above. Always download and read the current product label before use and follow all regulatory and safety instructions.

What is Kendon Iron Chelate and what is it used for?

Kendon Iron Chelate is a soil-applied treatment for iron deficiency (iron chlorosis) in citrus, pome and stone fruits, vines, vegetables, ornamentals, and for greening lawns. Iron deficiency causes a noticeable loss of green colour early in the season, starting with young leaves. In fruit trees and ornamentals this can lead to dieback of shoots and eventual plant death, while grasses and cereals show yellow striping of the leaves with the veins at first remaining green.

What is the active constituent in Kendon Iron Chelate?

The active constituent is 130g/kg iron as a complex EDTA. This formulation is designed for the treatment of iron deficiency (iron chlorosis) across a range of plants as listed on the label.

What are the symptoms of iron deficiency (chlorosis) in plants?

Iron deficiency (chlorosis) shows as a noticeable loss of green colour early in the season, starting with young leaves. Fruit trees and ornamentals may suffer dieback of shoots and eventual plant death. Grasses and cereals show yellow striping of the leaves, with the veins at first remaining green.

How do I apply Kendon Iron Chelate?

The recommended amount of Iron Chelate should be applied evenly over the area to be treated, then watered in or cultivated after application. Specific rates and instructions for each situation are set out in the Application Guide on this page.

For fruit trees, apply the solution around the tree root zone; larger trees may require 3 or 4 applications at weekly intervals.
For nursery stock, apply evenly over the area to be treated and water in or cultivate after application.
For roses and ornamentals, apply preferably when the soil is moist.
For lawns, the required amount of lawn fertiliser may be mixed in with Iron Chelate to cover the treatment area.

Always download and read the current product label before use. This product is not to be used for any purpose or in any manner contrary to the label unless authorised under appropriate legislation.

Can I mix Kendon Iron Chelate with lawn fertiliser?

Yes. The label states that the required amount of lawn fertiliser may be mixed in with Iron Chelate when treating 10m². This mixing instruction applies to lawn use only; no other mixing instructions are given on the label.

What precautions should I take when using Kendon Iron Chelate?

Avoid contact with skin and eyes to prevent possible irritation, and to wash skin thoroughly after use. Keep the container tightly closed to prevent moisture absorption. Additional safety information is listed in the Safety Data Sheet (SDS), which can be requested by clicking the Request SDS button on this page.

How should Kendon Iron Chelate be stored?

Close the container tightly after use to prevent moisture absorption.

Where can I buy Kendon Iron Chelate?

You can purchase this product from leading agricultural suppliers throughout Australia. If you are a grower and would like a distributor for larger quantities, send us a message on our contact us page requesting "Kendon Iron Chelate" distributors near you.