Characteristics
F6 includes iron and magnesium, which are both fundamental elements for the photosynthesis; these elements are chelated and suspended in an organic solution so as to be readily and easily absorbable.

F6’s main features are:
- High content in hygroscopic-organic solution which stimulates absorption and the translocation of elements.
- Presence of ammonium whose role in translocation is of crucial importance.
- Lack of sodium.
- Maximum compatibleness with plant protection products, except those with a purely acid or alkaline reaction.

Fruit-growing (Apple, Pear and Peach trees):
Treatments should start at the onset of the first symptoms at a dose of 200-300 ml/hl, and at least 2 to 3 applications at a 10-15 day interval should be carried out. Do not use the product on rust-sensitive varieties during phenological-sensitive stages.

Grape-growing
When vines begin to show symptoms of ferric chlorosis, treatments should be started in combination with mildew control treatments. In so doing, vines will reach the flowering period in good conditions, and treatments at flowering and post-flowering periods, that are delicate phenological stages, will not be necessary. Applications of F6 at a dose of 300 ml/hl for 3 to 4 treatments, at a 10-15 day interval, are in general sufficient to cope with the deficiency.

Kiwi fruit
This crop is very sensitive to iron deficiencies which are responsible for unthrifty growth, poor quality and scanty yields.
By using F6 for 3 to 4 applications at a dose of 300 ml/hl starting at the third – forth leaf stage and with a 10-15 day interval between the treatments, the plants will receive good nutrition up to the flowering period and will be able to ensure a remarkable fruit setting.

Vegetable and flower-growing
F6 is the ideal product to treat iron deficiencies in several vegetables and flowers and it may be easily mixed with ordinary plant protection products.
It is recommended not to exceed the dose of 300 ml/hl, not to apply on flowers with delicate flowering petals, to start treatments at symptoms onset and to spray the product during the coolest hours of the day.