PetraMax Liquid Nitrogen Fertilizer 26-0-0 - Fall Liquid Fertilizer for Lawns, Liquid Nitrogen Spray, High Nitrogen Fertilizer for Grass Fertilizer, Liquid Lawn Fertilizer Lawn Food (32oz)

Nice product easy to apply with electric backpack spread! Leaves brownish color on grass so it is easy to see where it has been applied

Easy to use with a sprayer. Just add water. From my measurements half the bottle is used with 2 gallons of water. I only did my front and side yards with a sprayer and light mist so I have almost 1.5 gallons left. It says it can be applied 2 weeks later. I’m not a big reader so I cannot say your grass still won’t need some nutrients from a granular fertilizer but be careful and do read the instructions. One observation: I sprayed a little extra on a brown patch I had for a while and it’s now green. I really needed some pictures.For the cost and turning my grass green I would say it’s well worth the value. I have noticed my grass growing a little faster with the recent drought we had in May. This week central Florida is expected to see lots of rain so I imagine I’ll need to cut my grass soon!

Needs to give a list of what to put on the lawn first.

I haven't been able to spray this yet, hopefully I will spread some seed this weekend and start putting this to the test. To be honest though, my yard is pretty troubled, so if I had disappointing results, I would not blame the product. This kit and some fancy new seed might just do the trick though.Being pretty new to actually fertilizing my lawn, I felt like the info is a little lacking. I can figure it out, but I would have liked to see some sort of beginner guide. Since this comes with 3 different formulas and a sprayer (and not a bad one, at that), I feel like it is geared towards a lawn feeding newbie, but a little "for dummies" instructions would put this kit over the top.I also didn't notice any real indication of what kind of coverage to expect until I got the actual bottles in my hands. The Green Start is mixed 16oz to one gallon of water to cover 1250 sq ft. The Nitrogen is mixed 16oz to TWO gallons of water to treat 1250 sq ft (bearing in mind, the sprayer is only 1 gallon). The Turf Boost is mixed 6oz to a gallon of water to also treat 1250 sq ft. With 32oz bottles, that makes the Green Start and Nitrogen pretty easy to mix, but not so much the Turf Boost! But seeing the numbers, this is pretty well-sized to treat most typical city lawns with at LEAST one Green Start treatment, two nitrogen feedings, and 2+ rounds of Turf Boost. That's assuming 2500 square feet, I think I'm somewhere just under that so it should work out well.I'm anxious to see the results and I will update with how it works out!

Great

Didn't work as advertised!

Easy to use

Work great