Yes, 1 gallon/M and you should be fine according to the label. I'm curious how the Humic will dissolve and spray through the nozzles, you should be alright though.

 

Yes, 1 gallon/M and you should be fine according to the label. I'm curious how the Humic will dissolve and spray through the nozzles, you should be alright though.

Here's the YouTube video with them showing how well it dissolves.

HCU seems like a good bonus getting the urea costed in a humic.

Regardless I always filter any dissolvable thru a 50 mesh screen before going in my sprayer just to be safe and I've never had a nozzle or even a handheld hose sprayer clog by doing it.

 

Yes, 1 gallon/M and you should be fine according to the label. I'm curious how the Humic will dissolve and spray through the nozzles, you should be alright though.

Thank you!

Here's the YouTube video with them showing how well it dissolves.

HCU seems like a good bonus getting the urea costed in a humic.

Regardless I always filter any dissolvable thru a 50 mesh screen before going in my sprayer just to be safe and I've never had a nozzle or even a handheld hose sprayer clog by doing it.

 

Here's the area the former tree did a number on the 1 year old 419. You can see the stump on the left.

 

Here's the area the former tree did a number on the 1 year old 419. You can see the stump on the left.

Curious if you went ahead with it -- and if so, how did it turn out?

 

Here's the area the former tree did a number on the 1 year old 419. You can see the stump on the left.

Curious if you went ahead with it -- and if so, how did it turn out?

Turned out awesome this is a shot 60 days later last year.

 

Here's the area the former tree did a number on the 1 year old 419. You can see the stump on the left.

Curious if you went ahead with it -- and if so, how did it turn out?

Turned out awesome this is a shot 60 days later last year.

Wow! That's fantastic.
And you just sprayed the equivalent of half a pound of N per 1000 sqft? Or did you apply more than that over multiple apps?

Thinking of using HCU on my lawn for the fall blitz… but I'd probably have to keep it granular since I haven't invested in a sprayer (unless an Ortho Dial n Spray would work, LOL).

 

The Ortho should work because the instructions calls for a minimum water of 30/40/60 gal per acre depending on the N rate you choose.

 

The Ortho should work because the instructions calls for a minimum water of 30/40/60 gal per acre depending on the N rate you choose.

Great to know. Thanks for the info. I'll have to take a closer look at the application instructions. I do have a Scott's Wizz handheld spreader I could use as well, if necessary.

 

Curious if you went ahead with it -- and if so, how did it turn out?

Turned out awesome this is a shot 60 days later last year.

Wow! That's fantastic.
And you just sprayed the equivalent of half a pound of N per 1000 sqft? Or did you apply more than that over multiple apps?

Thinking of using HCU on my lawn for the fall blitz… but I'd probably have to keep it granular since I haven't invested in a sprayer (unless an Ortho Dial n Spray would work, LOL).

No…way lower than .50lb probably closer to .20 lb per spraying application. I was spraying that area about once to 2x a week for about 2 months in early morning letting it sit on grass for 2-3 hours and then watering in.

 

Turned out awesome this is a shot 60 days later last year.

Wow! That's fantastic.
And you just sprayed the equivalent of half a pound of N per 1000 sqft? Or did you apply more than that over multiple apps?

Thinking of using HCU on my lawn for the fall blitz… but I'd probably have to keep it granular since I haven't invested in a sprayer (unless an Ortho Dial n Spray would work, LOL).

No…way lower than .50lb probably closer to .20 lb per spraying application. I was spraying that area about once to 2x a week for about 2 months in early morning letting it sit on grass for 2-3 hours and then watering in.

Great, thanks for details!