MediCap FE SUPER Systemic Iron Tree Implants in the 1/2-inch size are designed for trees showing iron deficiency chlorosis, a condition often linked to calcareous, arid, or sandy soils. The 25-pack provides a ready-to-use supply for multiple specimens or larger plantings, offering a practical solution for maintaining deeper iron delivery where its most needed. When moisture conditions are favorable, the iron can move systemically through the tree, potentially supporting healthier-looking foliage and growth patterns over time.
One treatment is designed to last 2 to 3 years. Installation is straightforward: tap the implant into pre-drilled 1/2″ holes in the lower trunk at 4 to 6 inch spacing using a hammer and bolt or dowel rod. The cartridge head securely plugs the small wound, and the cambium is expected to begin closing the implant site as part of the trees natural healing process. Under normal moisture conditions, the iron moves through the tree within 14 to 21 days, which can support quicker green growth and new shoot development.
These implants are commonly used in a variety of species prone to iron deficiency in challenging soils. Notable examples include different oaks (such as pin oak and white oak), black locust, eucalyptus, birch, sweet gum, pine, magnolia, sycamore, dogwood, podocarpus, poplar, catalpa, citrus, peach, pear, apple, avocado, and silver maple. They are intended for trees growing in calcareous, arid, or sandy soils where iron availability may be limited.
These implants offer a practical, long-lasting approach to addressing iron deficiency in trees. The system is designed for ease of installation and sustained delivery, reducing ongoing maintenance while aligning with common garden and landscape management goals. Use as part of a broader soil and plant health strategy to support vibrant, resilient trees in challenging growing conditions.
Q: What is Medicap FE SUPER Systemic Iron Tree Implants for?
A: They address iron chlorosis in trees growing in calcareous, arid, or sandy soils by delivering iron systemically.
Q: How are the implants installed and how long do they last?
A: They are tapped into pre-drilled holes on trunks 8 inches and larger; a single treatment lasts 23 years.
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