Southern Ag Chelated Palm Nutritional Spray – 1 Gallon

Powerful palm nutrition in a ready-to-use spray

Southern Ag's Chelated Palm Nutritional Spray is formulated to support palm health and ornamentals by delivering essential micronutrients directly to foliage. The spray is designed to work with typical garden routines, offering convenience for busy hands and seasonal care schedules. Use it as a thorough cover spray to runoff, and take advantage of targeted application into the palm heart for improved distribution.

What’s inside

The product claims four nutrients for palms, with explicit content of three, plus other trace minerals that support nutrient balance. The primary nutrients highlighted in the label are:

• 2.5% Manganese
• 1.5% Magnesium
• 1.0% Iron
• Additional trace minerals

Together, these elements help palms maintain healthy leaf color and growth, reducing the risk of nutrient-related symptoms triggered by imbalanced soil or stressful growing conditions. While results vary, this formulation is designed to support ongoing palm nutrition when used as part of a regular care routine.

How to apply

• Rate: 1–2 tablespoons per gallon of water
• Method: Thorough coverage to runoff on all foliar surfaces
• Focus: Spray into the heart of the palm to encourage even distribution

Where to use

Best for palms and other ornamentals where nutritional balance is a goal. This spray is suitable for landscape palms, potted specimens, and general garden ornamentals that may show signs of nutritional stress.

Practical tips and reference guides

• Apply during mild, non-windy conditions to avoid drift and maximize leaf contact
• Pair with routine feeding practices and environmental care for best outcomes
• For additional guidance on palm nutrition, consult the University of Florida IFAS Palm Nutrition Guide

Note: This product is intended to supplement nutrition and is not a guarantee of results. Growing conditions, soil health, and plant vigor influence outcomes.

References and care resources: University of Florida Extension publications such as Care and Maintenance of Landscape Palms in South Florida (IFAS) and the Palm Nutrition Guide provide context for nutrient management in landscapes and container plants.