If you are asking if it will cause brown spots in your lawn, it will only harm your lawn if you mis-use it and cause burn by over applying or not following label instructions. If you are asking if it will cause brown patch disease in your lawn, no it will not and if your lawn has a tendency of having brown patch you need to start doing a preventative fungicide application before the signs start appearing.
Please keep children and pets off Ferti-Lome Lawn Food Plus Iron 24-0-4 treated area until treated area has dried. This will be about 2 hours.
Yes, Ferti-Lome Lawn Food Plus Iron 24-0-4 can be used on all types of grasses, and can be used in the fall as well. Please be sure that temperatures are below the 80 degree mark for you ground temperature when using this product to get the best results, and to prevent burning on your lawn. We always recommend doing a soil test to be sure exactly what your lawn needs before applying any fertilizers.
Per the label, you should immediately water Fertilome Lawn Food Plus Iron 24-0-4 after application.
Yes, with Ferti-Lome Lawn Food Plus Iron 24-0-4 being a fertilizer, there would be no issues with reseeding at or near the same time as the application. It is recommended to apply when temperatures are below the 80 degree mark for the ground temperature when using this product to get the best results, and to prevent burning on your lawn.
When using Ferti-Lome Lawn Food Plus Iron 24-0-4 it is recommended to apply when temperatures are below the 80 degree mark for the ground temperature when using this product to get the best results, and to prevent burning on your lawn. It is applied when needing to quickly green up your lawn.
Ferti-Lome Lawn Food Plus Iron 24-0-4 only has the spreader settings for Scotts®/Republic Accugreen (Drop), Scotts®/Republic Speedy Green (Broadcast), and ferti-lome®/Earthway Ev-N-Spred (Broadcast). If you do not have any of those, then unfortunately, we do not have the spreader settings for that specific combo. Since the manufacturer does not list that spreader on their bag, we are unsure what the exact setting would be. Due to the thousands of granules on the market and just as many different types of spreaders, there isn't a master list that exists. You may want to try calling the manufacturer of your spreader or the chemical itself directly, to see if anyone on their staff has that info. Otherwise, you will want to calibrate your spreader to the product you are using and its application rates. You can see a short video on how to accomplish this below.
How to Calibrate your Spreader: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vXBjeVA3ao&list=PLG-iVFWQzYnkrUznseZ-SDTcWgflq8DDo&index=39