
How to Apply
– Gardens and beds: 1.5–2 lbs per 100 sq ft — one 5 lb bag covers 250–333 sq ft
– Food plots, fields, and hydroseeding: 200–300 lbs per acre
1. Gardens: Work granules into the top 3–4 inches of soil at planting, or side-dress established plants in a band alongside rows, keeping granules a few inches from stems.
2. Food plots and fields: Broadcast at 200–300 lbs per acre before or at seeding, then incorporate lightly or let rain work it in. Soil test and lime first for best results.
3. Hydroseeding: Use as the nutrient charge in your seed/mulch slurry or broadcast on prepared soil immediately before application, following your equipment guidelines — the granules dissolve well.
4. Water in immediately: This is a high-analysis, fast-acting formula — it can burn if over-applied, so never exceed the rate and always water in immediately after garden applications.
5. Reapply every 4–6 weeks during active growth for gardens; for food plots, feed at establishment and again mid-season as needed.
Best timing: At seeding or planting for establishment; spring and early fall for food plots and forage; through the season for heavy-feeding gardens.
Lawn note: Contains phosphorus (19% P₂O₅). New seedings and starter applications are typically permitted, but some states restrict phosphorus on established turf — check local regulations first.
– Food plots, fields, and hydroseeding: 200–300 lbs per acre
1. Gardens: Work granules into the top 3–4 inches of soil at planting, or side-dress established plants in a band alongside rows, keeping granules a few inches from stems.
2. Food plots and fields: Broadcast at 200–300 lbs per acre before or at seeding, then incorporate lightly or let rain work it in. Soil test and lime first for best results.
3. Hydroseeding: Use as the nutrient charge in your seed/mulch slurry or broadcast on prepared soil immediately before application, following your equipment guidelines — the granules dissolve well.
4. Water in immediately: This is a high-analysis, fast-acting formula — it can burn if over-applied, so never exceed the rate and always water in immediately after garden applications.
5. Reapply every 4–6 weeks during active growth for gardens; for food plots, feed at establishment and again mid-season as needed.
Best timing: At seeding or planting for establishment; spring and early fall for food plots and forage; through the season for heavy-feeding gardens.
Lawn note: Contains phosphorus (19% P₂O₅). New seedings and starter applications are typically permitted, but some states restrict phosphorus on established turf — check local regulations first.