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? 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.
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.
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.
The average rate for CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% for Cool Season turfgrasses would range from 22 fl oz to 45fl oz in 2-5 gallons of water per 1000 square feet.
CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% is applied at a standard rate of 22 oz. to 33.5 oz per 1,000 sq ft in 2 gallons of water. For the best timing schedule to apply fertilizers, we would suggest consulting with the Cooperative Extension Office located in your county.
CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% is not labeled for use in irrigation systems. You may reach out the manufacturer directly at (901)761-0050 or via their website's contact page for answers to product questions not addressed on the label.
CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% is a great liquid fertilizer for general feeding of a lawn and adding an enhanced green to the grass with the iron it contains. You can use it on new or established lawns.
The use rate of CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% Iron varies by grass type you are applying it to, and what your goals are for the lawn for the year based on the manufacturers suggestions on the Product Label.
You can see the full breakdown of grass type and ounces per pound of nitrogen in the charts on the Product Label as well.
The label of CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% does not call for a surfactant. If the herbicide you are using requires the use of a surfactant, we would suggest 2 separate applications.
When applying CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% utilizing 1lb of Nitrogen per 1,000 sq ft, by recommendation you would use 67.0 oz of CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5 per 1,000 sq ft.
Bermuda needs about 4 lbs of Nitrogen per year. You would start in early spring and treat with a different product at about 1-1.25 lbs of Nitrogen on that application. You would do follow-up applications at .5-1 lbs of Nitrogen throughout the growing season. If you were using this product you would treat every about every 4 weeks at .5 lbs of Nitrogen. Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm not sure why the Coron label is stating 9 lbs per year which is a lot of Nitrogen. Please let me know if you have any questions.
CoRoN 18-3-6 Plus 0.5% should not be applied when temperatures are above 80 degrees Fahrenheit or below 50 degrees. Be sure to apply in the early morning or late evening hours to avoid the heat of the day in the summer. Fertilizer programs are dependent upon what nutrients your lawn needs throughout the year. We can say the healthiest, hardiest lawns are fertilized 4 times per year - in the fall, summer, early spring, and late spring.
You would want to apply Cimarron Plus Herbicide when it's between 65 to 85 degrees (typically earlier in the day before temps get too hot), with no rain in the forecast within 24 hours. According to the product label, you may have to do a small jar test first to ensure compatibility. But once seen that products mix well together, you may mix and apply at the same time. You may even find it better to use nitrogen fertilizers, like Coron, to work better with your Cimarron.