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kur1j said:
Is this also true for chelated irons as well?
Yes I believe so. The whole point of using chelated is that after the leaf has taken up as much as it can, when you water the yard, the chelated iron makes it available through the roots in the soil. If you are only worried about foliar feeding of iron, there is no need for chelated iron.
 

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Ral1121 said:
kur1j said:
Is this also true for chelated irons as well?
Yes I believe so. The whole point of using chelated is that after the leaf has taken up as much as it can, when you water the yard, the chelated iron makes it available through the roots in the soil. If you are only worried about foliar feeding of iron, there is no need for chelated iron.
Ah okay thanks. Well, the main reason I want chelated iron is because of the minimized chance of staining concrete.
 
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