Pro-Kleen 2.5 KG PREMIUM Iron Sulphate (Makes up to 2500L When Diluted & Covers up to 2500m2) - Iron Lawn Conditioner and Turf Hardener. Dry Powder soluble in water

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Iron will also reduce the alkalinity of soil which is a boost for Ericaceous (lime hating) plants such as azaleas, camellias, magnolias, conifers, and blueberry. Iron sulphate is often added as a feed to these lime hating plants to Here are the doses I’ve used for greening up and lawn gardening; they are both less than what I use for moss control:

Iron Sulphate is often used in the late autumn through to spring period to suppress WORM CASTS on the lawn, particularly if it is a very wet autumn. If you look closely at the lawn you will notice small mounds of slimy soil on the surface of the lawn, these are the worm casts that mean your lawn can become muddy and slippery and difficult to mow. Always read the instructions, but most iron-based garden products aren’t toxic or harmful to animals. Essentially, you’re applying natural minerals to your lawn, so it’s not like you’re adding harsh chemicals. These products though classified as fertiliser do not feed the lawn and will not create growth. They are simply mineral salts, a bit like a vitamin to you and me. Most lawn fertiliser products will contain nitrogen and potassium with phosphate coming in a close third. However,a few other elements are also required by the grassin micro or trace amounts. These are magnesium, chlorine, boron, iron, manganese, zinc, calcium, sulphur, copper and molybdenum. First, read the product label for instructions. This includes the concentration specified, watering needs, weather conditions and other important information.Can be used in its dry form using a spreader or wet form in a sprayer, whichever works best for your lawn. Iron can leave ugly orange stains (think rust stains) on your concrete patios and other hardscape features of your landscape, so this is something that you will want to keep in mind.

grams per 100 square metres (1.5g – 2g per sq mtr)– Ideal for lawn hardening and will also green up the lawn. I’ve found that the best time to apply iron sulphate is in the spring or autumn when rain is forecast; this dilutes the chemical into the soil, where it treats the moss. Alternatively, use 29g per m2 if you’re using 2-in-1 Moss Killer and Fertiliser– no need to mix it with sand. Dissolving in water So, here I’m going to explain how to apply it, why use it and when is best to use it. I’ll also give you the ways in which it can be applied over the course of a year. Meaning if you have a recurring moss problem, you can combat it once and for all. Iron Plus 2-in-1 fertiliser improves the cell structure of the grass, making this product the perfect preparation for scarification. Ideally, use Iron Plus a week before dethatching.Too much iron sulphate can hurt your lawn. And if iron excess persists for too long, your lawn may also begin to die. So, watch out for these signs of too much iron sulphate on lawn: Lawn discolouration Because it is not sold as a moss killer it is not required to be certified as a pesticide. This means it is cheaper but the benefit of being able to sell or market it as a moss killer is lost. Granular Fertiliser If mowing in spring, keep the grass short. In autumn, raise the height of your mower blades since grass growth is slow. Remove the clippings and leave your lawn untouched for a week or two. Step 2 – Determine the mossy area Option 2: Use a low/medium dose after your new lawn is fully established (week 8) and again when desired (wait at least another 4 weeks). Iron sulphate has several uses and can be applied to your lawn throughout the growing season to bring energy and vitality to your lawn.

Iron sulphate: Lawn moss killer with iron sulphate is often available in granular form. It’s very effective and brings results in 4 to 5 days. But note that iron sulphate is best applied in humid conditions, preferably after rainfall. Be careful not to add too much iron sulphate. If you have a blood iron deficiency, speak to your doctor; not your lawn expert! What do you use iron sulfate for? Beautiful green grass – Photo by Daniel Helpiansky on Unsplash Be careful about getting it on any patios or inside as it stains hard surfaces very easily. If this happens, wash and scrub surface immediately. With a good machine you would remove a lot of the moss but with clients you can't say all will be removed and you need to explain why and how iron deters moss and it's attributes for the grass plant. You also you need to explain why the problem will return in most cases. In a perfect world, the new grass and the breakdown of this thatch can be in perfect harmony. It’s usually fungi that break down thatch, but if your grass outgrows this process, usually after a feed, then thatch can build up, causing a detrimental effect on your lawn.Getting a pristine green lawn isn’t a matter of simply watching grass grow. Gardening is an exact science, so there’s a bit of work you’ll need to do to make each blade of grass grow lush and green. Just like any living thing, grass can survive using almost any nutrients – but if you want it to grow strong and healthy, you need to make sure it’s getting the right balance of nutrients.