If your soil is in the proper ph range to maximize nutrient uptake you should see noticeable results with this. I use it a couple times per year at the 8oz./k rate. It is a little light on iron content so I supplement with a product by Winfield called "Gravity L" to boost that.
Lesco Chelated Micro Mix
MQ's liquid fertilizing thread had me looking for something that could be had 'off the shelf' instead of ebaying ingredients and rolling my own.
I was walking around in SiteOne the other day I saw this stuff:
http://www.lovearboreal.com/files/Labels%20YZ/z-06_lbl.pdf
Anyone ever use it before? If so, what were your results and/or opinion of the stuff. It's about $43 for a 2.5 gallon container.
I was walking around in SiteOne the other day I saw this stuff:
http://www.lovearboreal.com/files/Labels%20YZ/z-06_lbl.pdf
Anyone ever use it before? If so, what were your results and/or opinion of the stuff. It's about $43 for a 2.5 gallon container.
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I'm not sure if applied alone that it would (or would not) provide a noticeable greening effect. I have always applied it with other nitrogen and iron containing products. I am usually applying this product with the end goal of promoting lateral spread to fill in holes or thickening the turf. If your goal is just good color I would look for a similar product to the "gravity L" I mentioned. I get it locally at a farm supply store you may have a place that carries it also. It runs about $35 per 2.5 gal. I typically apply everything at 20gal/acre rate of carrier.
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