In general, you should keep children off of any treatment areas until the application of CoRon 18-3-6 or any other lawn care product is completely dry (this may be 1-3 hours depending on sunlight, moisture, and temperature). Be sure that any product you are using is approved for use by the facility’s governing board.
CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe can be applied with the Chapin Wet/Dry Hose-End sprayer. The mixing ratio for CoRon 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe for most applications is 22 oz. per 1000 sq. ft. To calculate the Chapin Liquid Hose End Sprayer settings, please see the following instructions:
Instructions For The Liquid Side:
The liquid side must always be used with a straw/diptube as this is a powerful and very accurate venturi system which draws liquid product through a small opening and mixes it with the water passing through.
YOU MUST HAVE A STRAW WHEN USING LIQUID PRODUCTS.
There are four selections:
This means when you are out of product in the jar, you have sprayed the total liters/gallon of mixed product you have selected.
CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe Should be applied until run off. There is no reason to water in after application is complete.
Generally speaking you would typically apply 22 ounces or so of CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5 in 2-5 gallons of water per 1000 square feet. The specific amount of product is going to vary based on the type of grass you are treating, but generally 22 ounces per 1000 square feet is the average application. Please read the CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5 product label for more specific application rates. CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5 can be applied with the Chapin wet/dry hose end sprayer. Be sure to check the label instructions for the correct calibrations. You may have to apply more water after application since a hose end cannot spray more than a rate per gallon
CoRoN is a liquid fertilizer with the unique properties that fit turf, ornamental and horticultural feeding needs. CoRoN is not an herbicide and will not aid in trying to treat for weeds. Please refer to the product label if you have any other questions regarding what CoRoN can be used for. We are happy to assist you with choosing an herbicide if you would like to provide us with additional information such as the target weeds, type of desirable turf, and size of the treatment area.
Yes, CoRon 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe can generally be applied at the same time as a post emergent. We would recommend checking the label of the herbicide to make sure there are no restractions or wait times for fertilizers. Be careful that you are not applying too much Nitrogen in the Summer when the grass is under more stress.
CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe is meant to be applied through standard spray equipment. The specific amount of product is going to vary based on the type of grass you are treating, but generally 22 ounces in 2-5 gallons of water per 1,000 square feet is the average application. See the product label for more specific application rates.
You may mow before or after applying CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% as long as you wait 2 days. So, if you mow first, you will wait 2 days before fertilizing. If you apply the fertilizer first, then you will wait 2 days before mowing.
CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe can be applied with the Chapin wet/dry hose end sprayer. Be sure to check the label instructions for the correct calibrations.
The NC State Extension guide for fertilizing tall fescue recommends using 1 lb of Nitrogen per 1,000 sq ft per application, done 3 times per year in February, September, and October. By that recommendation, you would use 67.0 oz of CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe per 1,000 sq ft, per application. So to apply to 2 Acres (87,120 sq ft), you would need 5,837 oz of the CoRon, or 19 of the 2.5 gal jugs for 1 application to get 1 lb of N per 1,000 sq ft.
You should use at least 2 to 5 gallons of water per 1,000 sq ft, so you would first need to calibrate how much area your 40 gal sprayer treats at your speed before knowing how much product to use in each tank.
Yes. Per the product label for CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe:
"If product is being mixed with pesticides and/or spray adjuvants, follow all precautionary statements on the accompanying product(s) labeling...
CoRoN is compatible with most fungicides, herbicdes and insecticides to allow time-saving tank mix applications."
We would always recommend doing a small jar test for compatability prior to mixing large quantities of products together.
Yes, CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5? can be used on cool season grasses like Fescue and it will be safe for everyone, including pets, to re-enter the treated area once it's completely dry.
In general, you should keep children and pets off of any treatment areas until the application of CoRon 18-3-6 or any other lawn care product is completely dry (this may be 4-6 hours depending on sunlight, moisture, and temperature)
You will use 22 fl. oz. of CoRon 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Fe in at least 1-2 gallons of water to cover 1000 square feet.
Coron 18-3-6 Plus 0.35% Fe is labeled for cool season grasses so this could not be too strong. However, it does have the phosphorus and potassium in it as well although small amounts. You could use the Coron 28-0-0 Liquid Fertilizer and just get the nitrogen that is needed without the other two,
Yes, CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Iron and the T-Nex Growth Regulator can be applied at the same time as long as tank mix instructions on each label are followed and no adverse effects in the tank are observed before spraying.
Yes, CoRon 18-3-6 plus Fe 0.5% is safe for use on a bahia lawn. You will use 2.5-3.5 lbs of nitrogen per 1000 square feet.
This is not unusual with CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% per the manufacturer. The nitrogen is still good and the product should still be usable. The Fe can precipitate out over time. They have see that that happen before and had the liquid portion tested and it was still above the guaranteed analysis.
For CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% on cool season grasses, you should be using 3.75-4.25 lbs of nitrogen per 1000 sq/ft per year. Many customers break down their fertilizer applications into 6-8 applications per year throughout the growing season. If we go with 6 times a year and a desired rate of 4 lbs of nitrogen per 1000 sq/ft per year, you would be looking at roughly 45 oz per 1000 sq/ft per each of the 6 applications. You typically use 1-2 gallons of water per 1000 sq/ft.