କାତ୍ୟାୟନୀ Zinc EDTA 12% |

It corrects zinc deficiency. It helps chlorophyll and growth-hormone formation, makes leaves bigger, improves roots and flowering, and raises yield. You can use it by foliar spray, drip, soil or hydroponics.

₹632 for 470 g (2 × 235 g), with free delivery. For field use, Katyayani Zinco Grow costs ₹355 for 500 g and ₹638 for 1 kg.

EDTA grips one zinc ion (Zn²⁺) at six points and forms a stable, water-soluble complex, [Zn-EDTA]²⁻, in a 1:1 ratio. This protects the zinc from phosphate, carbonate and high-pH soil, so plants can still absorb it.

EDTA fertilizers are chelated micronutrients (Zn, Fe, Mn, Cu). They fix deficiencies fast, especially in alkaline, calcareous or saline soils where sulphate forms get locked up.

In a factory, zinc oxide or zinc sulphate is reacted with disodium EDTA in water at a controlled pH, and the solution is dried into powder. It isn't practical to make on the farm, so buy a ready 12% product.

Zinc EDTA is better for spray, drip and high-pH soils. Zinc sulphate is cheaper and suits basal soil application in neutral or acidic soils.

25–30 days after sowing, then every 15–20 days, 2–3 times per crop. Spray in the morning or evening, not between 11 am and 3 pm.

Yes. It's fully soluble and stays stable in nutrient solution, so it's a standard zinc source for hydroponic and NFT systems.

The product is 12% elemental zinc by weight, so 1 kg supplies 120 g of zinc, fully chelated with EDTA.

Yes. It's 100% water soluble with no residue, so it won't clog sprayer nozzles, drip lines or hydroponic systems.

Yes, with most insecticides, fungicides and water-soluble fertilizers. Avoid strongly alkaline products and do a jar test first.

Chelated zinc is absorbed quickly. After a foliar spray, new leaves usually look greener and grow better within 7–10 days.