Is this product brown pellets that will sit on top of the grass until absorbed?
484424
They are small, blue pellets that are visible until they are absorbed. But because they are so small they aren't very noticeable.
484425
Yes. It's a tri-colored (brown, white and teal) granular product that will sit on the soil, until dissolved by watering or rainfall. =)
650363
No not until you make it then it does. A long time. I found this product to be non-agreeable and just generally toxic to the human body. I do not recommend it, even for animals. One must remember when considering consuming any soy product. "That the inventor of the soy bean, warned the F D A that it and or derivatives there of should not be consumed by humans ever" See; the invention of polyester fabric
1888513
Label says nothing about GRASS, I suggest contacting manufacturer for additional info http://www.thornell.com/
1881054
Apply just like fertilizer. Preferably right before rain for quick absorbtion.
2146781
I won't put it on my lawn because its intended use is for wood and other areas where it can soak into and keep them from biting into it. The taste is horrible and retained in the product. Animals will not bite there or near again. I spray it on the wooden raised bed garden OUTSIDE so it does not get onto my veggies. ALL animals are repelled so far. My house is solid brick except the upper level is cedar. I was told cedar repels animals. No so. I watched them run up a tree and across my attached garage and dig into the side of my bedroom wall. Sprayed, patched (including put in some rough steel wool) and they never returned. Screws hold better than nails. Ropel does have a punchy smell if sprayed onto attic insulation. It isn't permanent. I did spray the tree a bit. Critter Ridder (spelling?) is best when placed in your rocks and area landscaping but not on anything living (some put on lawn edge). It is smelly. Supplement them with ammonia if you can stand it and set some humane traps if you can. Good luck. They are smart pesky critters.
381760
My first pellet I bought in the store. It was dry. The second one I ordered on Amazon. It came dry also. I believe, it should arrive dry and then you should to soak it for 24 hours before using
1280032
I have no experience with wood pellets. I can only say FP is better, from many perspectives than clay. Does wood absorb urine?
718490
Yes but make sure it doesn't kill your turfgrass. It works best when applied with a surfactant.
519801
I just read the container and it says one tablespoon of miracle grow lawn food mixed with one gallon water. That would cover 25ft. No pre-mixing of granules with water.
556285
I am not sure what exactly you mean. I did cut short the grass and applied this product to my yard, just poured whole bag on the soil but did not see much effect after. Gofers were still visiting...This is why I recommend to use liquid Molemax and after that water the lawn, this helps castor oil go more deep into soil. As my gardener said: that gofers eat the soil while they move underground and they don't like taste of the castor oil and leave. If whole area is contaminated with gofers , as it is in my area, then they will return in 3-4 months. I have to repeat this almost every 4 months.
1700280
You have to dig for the answer on that! I am on my second bottle (of powder) and this stuff DOES work! I have found that two scoops/ gallon works best. Put the granules in a used water bottle, add a little water, and shake it up to really dissolve it. Put in sprayer, then add the water. Top off with dish washing liquid to help it stick to weeds (a couple squirts) Apply when grass is dry, and preferably sunny. Takes about two weeks to really work, and then I usually spot check and hit the tough areas again. This stuff saved my lawn more than once!!
1680663
I have used this product on Bluegrass and Fescue grass..With very good results..Mow wait two days and spray..If needed spray again in two weeks..
1973478
Any listing I've found of this just says 'natural grass', so I can't say for sure what it is. Sorry. I do know that my rabbit loves to sit on this and will chew on it on occasion.
24873
Lime pellets are the same size as fertilizer, ice melt, etc. Should work just fine.
254003
I agree that the manufacturer should be consulted on this answer. I also agree that the grass isn't in contact with the plastic that long, but it is still strained through the plastic casing. I've used a comparable stainless steel grinder and been dissatisfied with the difficulty of straining the grass through it, so I still recommend the plastic unit.
73400
I used this product on my lawn. You should follow the directions attached to the container. The amount that is used varies with cool or warm weather. Also with type of grass it is being used on. Be careful as to how it is applied. It will kill good grass.
1600726
I do believe this is exactly what this is for. I bought it to make neck coolers and the pellets were smaller than I should have used. I talked to someone else and they said they used this for their plants and garden and had great success. . .Sounds like that is similar to your turf grass! Good luck