Lawn Food: 3-18-18 High Phosphorus & Potassium NPK (32 ounce)

Nitrogen 3% is the mineral element used in the greatest quantity by turf. Nitrogen is a component of many of the biochemical constituents of plants, including chlorophyll, amino acids, proteins, and enzymes. The addition of Nitrogen can provide the ideal conditions for a dense attractive lawn.

Phosphorus 18% The proper level of phosphorus in your grass is essential for root and early plant development. Its primary role is in the storage and transfer of energy. Without sufficient P, normal growth and development cannot occur. Phosphorus effects on turf are usually more subtle and, while not as readily visible, are still very important.

Potassium 18% is involved in carbohydrate formation, photosynthesis, enzyme activation, and the formation of proteins. Potassium plays a role in photosynthesis, and carbohydrate production is reduced when K is deficient. A plant deficient in Potassium can be more susceptible to stress from drought and temperature.

• Potassium for Plant Hardiness 
• Phosphorus for Establishing New Sod and Seed
• Corrects Nitrogen, Phosphorus, & Potassium Deficiencies
• Covers 3,200 Square Feet
• Can Be Used on All Grass Types
• Unique, Proprietary Formula
• High-Quality Feed Grade Ingredients
• Ready-To-Use Sprayer Application
• Proudly Made in the USA

For best results, water the lawn for 20 minutes within 24 hours of application. Water is essential for maintaining your lawn, and your lawn should receive 1-2 inches of water per week. Fertilizer will not treat a lawn that is suffering from disease, pests, weed infestations, or drought, and these conditions should be treated separately.

This fertilizer contains Phosphorus and may not be used for lawn maintenance on turf in Maryland, Michigan, New Jersey, New York, and Virginia except when 1) Providing nutrients to specific soils and target vegetation as determined to be necessary for accordance with a soil test that was conducted by a laboratory* performed no more than 3 years before the application. 2) Establishing vegetation for the first time, such as after land disturbance, provided the application is conducted in accordance with the recommended application rates established by the state. 3) Re-establishing or repairing the turf area. *In Maryland, the soil testing laboratory must be identified under Section 8-803.7 of the Agriculture Article, Annotated Code of Maryland.

Notice: We are temporarily unable to fulfill our products in the following states:

• Alaska
• Hawaii
• Puerto Rico