FAS is not compatible with Kelp4Less Humics. It will make a brick.Owens_Geo said:Does anyone have experience with Kelp4less extreme blend on your lawn? Anything to watch out for? Was thinking about adding a small amount to FAS application(s) simply to promote overall health . Thoughts?
Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate - liquid iron.TN Hawkeye said:I seem to be the one asking a lot of stupid questions, but what is FAS? I've seen it a lot on here but don't know what it is.
Thank you. Learning new stuff everyday. So is this the same stuff that Telly Coleman talks about (FEature)?Spammage said:Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate - liquid iron.TN Hawkeye said:I seem to be the one asking a lot of stupid questions, but what is FAS? I've seen it a lot on here but don't know what it is.
No. The iron in FEature is chelated, so it won't stain and is more readily available to plants in higher pH areas. If you have a low pH, then FAS is more economical to use.TN Hawkeye said:Thank you. Learning new stuff everyday. So is this the same stuff that Telly Coleman talks about (FEature)?Spammage said:Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate - liquid iron.TN Hawkeye said:I seem to be the one asking a lot of stupid questions, but what is FAS? I've seen it a lot on here but don't know what it is.
Jury is still out on my lawn. I've been applying at stronger and stronger rates. Most recent was 5grams/1000sqft. I plan to try 10g/1k next (this is about 1lb/acre). I've been using a 1 gallon sprayer so far, since I'm only treating the most stressed 1000 sqft of my lawn at the moment.ThickLawnThickWife said:For those of you using the Extreme Blend or the Humic/Fulvic blend from Kelp4Less what kind of results are you seeing? Have you tried appling with a hose end sprayer? Thanks for any info in advance.
I called Kelp4less earlier today and they said for a hose end sprayer that I should use 1 tablespoon at a 2 gallon per minute flow rate. High rate 1000sqft. Low rate 3000sqft. Not sure if I should start with the low rate or just go full high rate. They recommended the Ortho Dial n Spray.Ahab1997 said:Jury is still out on my lawn. I've been applying at stronger and stronger rates. Most recent was 5grams/1000sqft. I plan to try 10g/1k next (this is about 1lb/acre). I've been using a 1 gallon sprayer so far, since I'm only treating the most stressed 1000 sqft of my lawn at the moment.ThickLawnThickWife said:For those of you using the Extreme Blend or the Humic/Fulvic blend from Kelp4Less what kind of results are you seeing? Have you tried appling with a hose end sprayer? Thanks for any info in advance.
I think I'm starting to see improvement, but it could just be me hoping things are getting better.
What rate were you planning on applying?
I think starting at the lower rate makes more sense as well. How often are you spraying you lawn with it? I thought it was iron that would turn your lawn black if too much is used.Ahab1997 said:I'm not the expert, but I'd start at the low rate and work up from there. Too much of this stuff can turn lawns black (from what I've been told, I haven't hit that rate yet). As I understand it, this stuff should be added "differentially" (in small portions, consistently, spread out over time), and not in one big chunk.
16g/1k works out to an even higher rate than the 1 tablespoon (14.3g)/1k they were telling me about when I called. I am not very familiar with Connor Ward. I have seen 1 or 2 of his videos but I can't seem to find his info about the Extreme Blend. Could you post a link to the video or article. ThanksAhab1997 said:Apparently, there are compounds in the extreme blend that can also blacken the turf. I'd have to dig into the formulation to see exactly which one. Maybe someone else already knows.
I applied at a low rate (1.7g/1k) on 7/21, and then at a higher rate (5g/1k) on 7/25. I plan to apply at 10g/1k to the entire yard on either 8/1 or 8/3. FYI, the highest quoted rate I've heard is 16g/1k from @wardconnor. I may creep up to that number, but I want to check that 10g/1k rate first.