Nitrogen in the soil is the most important element for plant development. It is required in larger amounts and must be added to the soil to avoid deficiencies. Use to much nitrogen and your lawn may grow too lush, and have increased disease problems. Too much nitrogen can reduce the lawn grass tolerance to high and low temperature stress

Zinc: helps the plants produce chlorophyll. Leaves discolor when the soil is deficient in zinc and plant growth is stunted. Zinc deficiency causes a type of leaf discoloration called chlorosis, which causes the tissue between the veins to turn yellow while the veins remain green.

Potassium: is a macronutrient. Without potassium, your grass would be stunted and yellowed. Potassium helps the grass build thicker cell walls, which strengthens the plant so it can withstand external stresses such as drought, heat, cold and disease.

Fushion is the process in which nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and Zinc are fused into a singular granule. Traditional blends need 3 separate granulars to accomplish this. We then coat each granular in Iron and humic. Now every granular has key nutrients, where your traditional bag often lacks many of these nutrients and are applied as “here a little and there a little.” This entire process empowers you to apply fertilizer that contains additional nutrients in a more balanced approach.

Phosphorus stimulates root growth and enhances plant vigor early in the plant’s life. Phosphorus is most important when grass is first establishing, and remains important as new blades of grass continue to grow. The presence of phosphorus helps keep the lawn lush and thick. Healthy grass roots are better able to absorb nutrients from the soil. Not enough phosphorous in the soil results in weaker grass roots.

Iron is a micro nutrient that helps grass achieve a dark green color. Lawns with a pale green color and or yellow tint often times lack iron. We use a unique iron that is coated on every granular for a more uniform distribution and plant uptake. This iron is formulated for both quick and long term results.

Sulfur: Sulfur helps plants produce proteins, amino acids, enzymes and vitamins and aids in growth, and seed formation