Recommended for root development of all types of plants. Normally is selected for feeding trees and landscaping plantings.
| Use | Spreader Setting | Coverage |
| Root Development. | Start 1/4 open and adjust | 10,500 sq feet on average |
$25.47 /50lbs. (50 pound bag)
Recommended for root development of all types of plants. Normally is selected for feeding trees and landscaping plantings.
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Recommended for root development of all types of plants. Normally is selected for feeding trees and landscaping plantings.
| Use | Spreader Setting | Coverage |
| Root Development. | Start 1/4 open and adjust | 10,500 sq feet on average |
| Weight | 50 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 24 × 10 × 10 in |
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This high ration of nitrogen is a starter fertilizer to be used when a second application of Nitrogen is not possible on such things as Sudan.
Straight Nitrogen in the form of Ammonium Sulfate which contains 24% Sulfur. With the Sulfur it will help to lower Ph, control insects and diseases.
General turf fertilizer. Many people refer to a 3-1-2 ratio fertilizer which 15-5-10 is. Normally is selected for feeding lawns.
Recommended for starter fertilizer and sandy soils top dress fertilizer. Similar to 30-10-10 applications but for areas where more Phosphorus and Potash are needed.
Starter Fertilizer used in areas with little or no sand. If you have sand than 13-13-13, 10-20-10, 16-8-8 or 30-10-10 would be a better choice. Sandy soils need the last number Potash while most clay soils have some Potash.
Recommended for starter fertilizer and sandy soils top dress fertilizer. Similar to 30-10-10 applications but for areas where more Phosphorus and Potash are needed.
Recommended for starter fertilizer and sandy soils top dress fertilizing. Like 12-6-6. But having higher numbers requiring a lower application rate.
Straight Nitrogen in the form of Urea and Houactinite. This is not ammonia nitrate. Blending the Houactinite with Urea provides a product that does not clump as much as straight Urea. It also adds just over 0.60% Iron (Fe) to the blend along with some carbon and humate. Providing a better soil and plant resource [...]
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