The only reason I use Milorganite (Sunniland clone) is to help the soil. It is not something I would do on a routine basis. Find a fertilizer that closely matches your soil test. There are several brands out there that make zero P fertilizers. Sunniland makes a 24-0-11 in my area that you can get at Lowes.

 

https://thelawncarenut.com/collections/granular-fertilizer/products/8-1-8-fertilizer

The 8-1-8 XGN is a pretty good replacement.

I also really like cracked corn.

 

Thanks for feedback y'all ^^^^

 

I use a 32-0-10 Scott's from Lowes. Big Bag is about 30 bucks or so, and it lasts me all year, I apply at lower rates.
The prills are super small so you can set spreader to under 2 and it still feeds it fine.

 

And if your up for using a liquid. Simple Lawn Solutions has a lot of "no phosphorus" fertilizers.

Also keep in mind what your soil needs are. Currently i only buy fertilizers that have some form of micronutrients in them. However i may read my soil test at the end of year and find they are too high. I know right now that i am low in manganese, sulfur, and magnesium. So i make sure my fertilizer has those in it.

High Ph can also lock up nutrients so you'll want to know where your ph is as well.

I'm not sure the requirements of Bermuda, but i have St. Aug. which requires a N/Potash ratio of 1-0-1 or 2-0-1.

Since my potash was average last year and i hardly put any down i will take it easy this year with the K.

 

The yard took a beating while we went on a short vacation... I was hoping to come back to awesome results from using XGRN. I hired a guy to cut it and the results weren't great......

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