CHELAMIN Zinc 12%

⚡ CHELAMIN Zinc 12% – Product Description

CHELAMIN Zinc 12% is a high-quality chelated zinc micronutrient fertilizer formulated to correct zinc deficiency in crops. It contains 12% zinc in a fully chelated form (EDDHA/EDTA based), ensuring quick absorption and maximum availability to plants. Zinc is an essential micronutrient that plays a key role in enzyme activation, chlorophyll formation, protein synthesis, and growth regulation.

Regular application of CHELAMIN Zinc 12% promotes vigorous root and shoot growth, enhances flowering and fruiting, prevents stunted growth, and improves overall crop yield and quality. It is suitable for foliar spray, soil application, and fertigation in all crops.

🌱 Uses of CHELAMIN Zinc 12%

• Corrects zinc deficiency in crops effectively.

• Promotes healthy root and shoot growth.

• Improves photosynthesis and chlorophyll production.

• Enhances flower initiation and fruit set.

• Increases yield, size, and quality of produce.

• Prevents stunted growth, yellowing of leaves, and low productivity caused by zinc deficiency.

• Suitable for cereals, pulses, vegetables, fruits, cotton, sugarcane, oilseeds, and plantation crops.

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  🧪 Product Overview: CHELAMIN Zinc 12%

  Property	Details
  Name / Brand	CHELAMIN Zinc 12%, often sold under Chelamin Plus by Aries Agro Ltd.
  Active Ingredient	Zinc chelated with EDTA — Zn-EDTA at 12% (w/w) zinc content.
  Form	Fine white powder; water-soluble / chelated micronutrient fertilizer.

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  🌿 Function & Benefits

  CHELAMIN Zinc 12% is used to correct zinc deficiency in plants. Zinc is a vital micronutrient for several physiological functions:

  • It plays a role in enzyme activation, protein synthesis and growth regulation.

  • Helps in formation of chlorophyll, maintaining green foliage, improving photosynthesis.

  • Aids root and shoot development; improves flowering, fruit setting and seed formation.

  • Prevents crop symptoms of zinc deficiency: stunted growth, leaf yellowing, small or malformed leaves.

  Because it’s in a chelated form (EDTA), it’s more readily absorbed by the plant, especially under difficult soil conditions (e.g. high pH) where zinc availability is low.

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  🛠 How to Use / Dosage

  Mode of Application	Typical Dosage / Instructions
  Foliar Spray	~ 1 g per liter of water for general zinc deficiency correction.
  Soil Application / Mix-in	For soil, often used at ~ 500 gm per acre depending on soil test and severity of deficiency.
  Packaging	Commonly available in sizes: 50 g, 100 g, 250 g, 500 g, 1 kg.

  Application Timing:

  • When plants show early symptoms of zinc deficiency (e.g. interveinal chlorosis, small new leaves).

  • At critical growth stages: early vegetative, pre-flowering, or when fruit set begins.

  • After soil amendments or when using high phosphate fertilizers (since phosphates can fix zinc).

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  ⚠️ Precautions & Compatibility

  • Chelated forms like EDTA are more effective but also costlier, so using appropriate dosage is important.

  • Avoid overdosing — excess zinc can antagonize uptake of other micronutrients (e.g. iron, manganese) and may be phytotoxic.

  • When applying as foliar spray, make sure to spray in cooler parts of the day (morning or evening) to avoid leaf burn.

  • Check pH of water and spray mix; chelation can degrade in highly alkaline or very acidic mixes.

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  📦 Typical Use Cases & Crops

  • Crops: cereals, pulses, vegetables, fruits, oilseeds, plantation crops, etc.

  • Soils: Particularly useful in alkaline or calcareous soils, or soils with high phosphate where zinc becomes unavailable.

  • Farm Practices: Can be used in conjunction with soil testing; part of micronutrient correction programmes.