Chelated Iron Product

["Kirk M." <triax at bellsouth_net>]

Two local landscaping stores carry a chelated iron liquid (which also has 
chelated magnesium, some copper, and some zinc) which one mixes a small 
amount from its concentrate in the bottle with one gallon of water.  You 
then spray it on the leaves of terrestrial plants which are showing signs 
of yellowing.  The exact percentages of each I cannot remember, nor can I 
remember the brand name, but the percentages seem reminiscent of those 
found in Flourish and its competitors.  I was wondering if something like 
this could be used for aquatics without any trouble, or if I should just 
leave it alone.

Thanks 


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