What fertilizer can I use with Milorganite?

One great fertilizer to use alongside Milorganite is Scotts Green Max Lawn Food. This fertilizer delivers nitrogen and iron, which promote green lawn color and healthy growth.

Can I mix Milorganite with Scotts?

Use a rotary spreader to distribute the Milorganite and weed and feed on the lawn area. For example, pour the Milorganite fertilizer into a Scotts Easygreen spreader and adjust the setting to 29.

Can you mix starter fertilizer and Milorganite?

The answer is absolutely yes it is! Milorganite has slow-release nitrogen which is great at the time of seeding but most importantly it has phosphorus which is what we want in a new grow to push as many roots as possible.

Can I apply Milorganite every month?

It is unnecessary and harmful to use Milorganite every month. Milorganite is an organic, high-nitrogen fertilizer with a very slow release schedule. If you apply Milorganite to your grass each month, you risk the following negative effects: Weakened grass, due to poor root growth.

Can you put too much Milorganite on your lawn?

Yes, it’s possible to apply too much Milorganite, just as it is with any fertilizer, but with Milorganite, you’re not going to face the same consequences. If you’re tempted to apply more Milorganite than recommended, because you think it’ll green-up your lawn faster, please don’t.

Will Milorganite green up my lawn?

Milorganite Fertilizer is a Great Choice for Lush, Green Grass. It’s this organic nitrogen fertilizer’s high iron content is what makes it so incredibly effective at transforming the look of your lawn. It will feed your grass, and green up your yard without burning your grass.

Can you plant grass seed with Milorganite?

Overseeding with Milorganite Mixing grass seed with Milorganite is an effective way to spread seed accurately. Mix 4 parts Milorganite with 1 part seed by weight. If you choose to mix Milorganite and seed, be careful to decrease future applications of Milorganite to prevent over-fertilization.

Can I fertilize my lawn every 2 weeks?

Can I fertilize my lawn every 2 weeks? To avoid over-fertilizing, applying a fertilizer every two weeks is not recommended. Fertilizing as often as every two weeks will likely lead to problems such as lawn burn, excessive grass growth, as well as polluted water that can lead to toxic algae growth.

Can I use too much Milorganite?

Yes, it’s possible to apply too much Milorganite, just as it is with any fertilizer, but with Milorganite, you’re not going to face the same consequences. Milorganite will green-up your lawn, just give it a little time. Applying too much fertilizer can also harm the environment.

Should Milorganite be watered in?

No, it’s not necessary to water in Milorganite after application, which is one of its great features. It stays on the soil until water and temperature conditions are just right for soil microbes to break down the nutrients in Milorganite for plants to use.

Should I mow before applying Milorganite?

For best results, mow your lawn before spreading Milorganite. Shorter grass helps the Milorganite granules more easily reach the soil, where they can break down and add nutrients to your lawn.

Is Milorganite straight fertilizer?

The standard Milorganite seed mixing ratio is 4:1 by weight. When mixing seed and Milorganite, decrease the rate of Milorganite applied as straight fertilizer to avoid over-fertilization.

Should you use Milorganite?

Milorganite complies with federal and state standards for the protection of public health and the environment. Milorganite can be used with confidence for all of your fertilizing needs, including lawns, trees, shrubs, flowers, and vegetables when used as directed. For more information visit our safety page.

When is it OK to apply Milorganite?

Easter (this should be after the turf comes out of dormancy): The application rate at this time is 32 pounds per 2,500 square feet.

How often do I put Milorganite on my lawn?

How Often Do I Put Milorganite on My Lawn? Cool-Season Lawns. To fertilize cool-season lawns, apply Milorganite four times a year, ideally on Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day and Halloween. Warm-Season Lawns. Fertilize warm-season grasses around Easter, Memorial Day, Labor Day and the beginning of October. Method of Application.