.1 oz per gallon was for citric acid if you have a high PH water or if you have hard water. 1 oz of feature is used per 1000sq ft thanks for your question
@@nelsonmedina2016 you probably could. Although I would recommend just putting it down. I have not tried that with this product, but at rate you plan on laying it down at I believe your fine
Rookie question but can I use this product immediately after aerating my lawn and seeding a few bare spots? Or should I wait a while until the seed matures? The rest of the lawn is fine.
I guess it really wouldn't hurt anything, but normally you would use it to give your lawn a boost in color, or if your soil test came back that you were low on Iron. There could be many reasons your low on iron and I have videos on that, see my "Lets Get Green - Step By Step Lawn Care series. Putting iron out as you mentioned will not hurt anything, but be sure your lawn is actively growing. The best time to apply iron to your lawn is in the spring, when temperatures are in the 60s to 70s F. Avoid spraying or applying iron during hot weather. Thanks for the question
Great question: No need to water after: we are wanting the Iron to sit on the foliage, so it can be absorbed by the plant. Best to allow it to sit for 3 to 6 hours before any rainfall or irrigation.
Hey Jimmy congrats on your purchase. Be sure to Check your soil PH if your PH is high use the citric acid to neutralize it and or if you have hard water. Good luck brother
What are your thoughts on spraying this in the heat? We are roasting here in Tx at the moment and while my lawn is still green it is showing some signs of stress.
You probably would not want to really put anything like iron down while it is stressed Not sure your grass type but you would also only want to apply the iron when your grass is Actively growing. Here’s what you could do for now if your lawn still has some green but it’s struggling you can put down 3oz per 1000 of sea kelp and humic acid. I would do that ever few weeks. Water the day before you apply and then water it in with about 1/2 inch of water, this will allow the product to absorb into the soil. You could also use a real low nitrogen liquid fertilizer, again apply in early morning or in the evening. To to keep foot traffic on a heat stressed lawn to a minimum. If your lawn is totally brown, it’s probably in dormancy, your still going to want to get about 1/2 inch of water down every 3 to 5 days and maybe a misting in the evening to cool things down a bit this will help keep the roots alive in these hot temperatures. You need to water a dormant lawn so that the roots do not die. Hope I answered your question?
@@MyGreenLawn2019 thanks so much for the reply! So I have a Bermuda lawn and it is green and growing. There are certain spots tho that I imagine are suffering from heat stress. They are a little thinner, lighter shade of green and don't grow at the same rate as the rest of the lawn. I have ruled out grubs and other pests and I attribute that to the water restrictions we're on. I did apply some humic acid this past weekend but have been afraid of adding anything with a high N. I have a bag of this FEature and another 7-0-1 liquid fertilizer with a bit of iron in it. Do you think this would put too much stress on the lawn? I'll make sure to add that sea kelp on my next spray day. Thanks again for the reply.
@@marcoallende3683 I think that would be ok. Higher amounts of potash would also help the lawn endure stressing. Keep up your watering if you can. Even though you have restrictions, many areas allow for hand watering so you could give those thin spots a little bit of hand watering. You can also try Hydretain, I reviewed the product last year just type Hydretain in the search on my channel I have a few videos on that and another one coming tomorrow morning. That product will allow you to water less it’s an awesome product check it out Thanks for your questions and comments
Hey brother, good to see you. Yes I was turned onto the product from a friend who actual gave me this bag of Feature. Thanks for stopping by I appreciate you!
I’m getting ready for next season. I need to lower PH. Wondering about ratio for citric acid. 1 pound per 1000 square feet. How does that translate to a four gallon sprayer? A pound per gallon??? I don’t know. Label doesn’t say.
Well these are loaded questions. There’s a little more to it then that. I’m only using Citric acid as a water conditioner since I have hard water. You would just mix your iron with distilled water then you wouldn’t need the Citric acid at all. You can also use a 50/50 distilled water and citric mix to use on your lawn to to help lower the PH. Lowering PH takes time . I usually use elemental sulphur to lower my PH. I do have a video on my channel that covers PH balance. I hope that answers your questions. Let me know if it didn’t. Thanks for the comments/ questions
@@Methodical2 it does not take much to lower the PH in the water your spraying with, but it does take a while to lower the PH in your soil. I was talking about both in the video. Thanks for commenting
Yes, overfertilizing your yard can "burn"(turn it yellow) the grass. I promise the directions on the bag are the max you should use(if you could use more, they could sell more LOL)
Yes, you only want to put down the recommended amount of anything. Always read the labels on the products your putting down. Most University's recommend no more then 1 pound per 1000sq feet per application
How can i get in contact with Andy for my bag😁 jk sounds like a good guy also nice vid brother how did you like that iron I'm wanting to try it out next month how quick did u see results also is it better to spray in afternoon or early mornings also no watering at all after applying water supplements correct only granular supplements?
@@chatobalencian1504 haha that was hilarious! I was having issue with my lawn that year and that’s one of the reasons Andy gave me that bag. I didn’t get the results I wanted, but I’m sure that was due to my lawn issue. I was unable to obtain good color no matter what I did. I think I’m doing better this year possibly have some of my under lying issues fixed, at least a little bit. Good luck on the product, let me know if you get good results! Thanks my friend
@@MyGreenLawn2019 hey thanks for the quick reply what are you using now if you don't mind me asking or do u have vids of it I can look it up just let me know I new to this lawn stuff I've always been kinda if it ain't broke don't fix it and keep yard nice cut weed wacked edged blowed and all and just Walmart fertilizer and that's it I just bought a backpack spray this summer and getting into the water fertz,iron, nitrogen, all liquids now I want to learn how to use them or what's the best to use I've used a couple but I guess I've wasted them I bought a chelated iron and put it in my sprayer and stayed it in the am about 6.30 and then 7 I turned the sprinkler on for like 1 1/2 so I was told I messed up I was to just spray it and leave it in but u live and u learn it hurt costed I believe 30 something bucks for little bottle fertilome I believe
You should have results by tomorrow. If you don't you definitely need to add the citric acid. I was hoping we would have results at the end of the video!
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@10:07. Is that .1 or 1 oz and is that per gallon, 4 gallon etc.?
.1 oz per gallon was for citric acid if you have a high PH water or if you have hard water. 1 oz of feature is used per 1000sq ft thanks for your question
@@MyGreenLawn2019 Thanks
@@Methodical2 thank you
Thanks for sharing this product with us! Have a great day!
Thank you for commenting and your support
That's a good idea to practice with just plain water. Good tips on this video. It looks like you did it right to me Frank 👍
Yes, works good, and its safe
Can u use this bi weekly if spoon feeding
And still use at 1oz per gallon
Which for me 4 gallon tank so 4oz of feature
@@nelsonmedina2016 you probably could. Although I would recommend just putting it down. I have not tried that with this product, but at rate you plan on laying it down at I believe your fine
Rookie question but can I use this product immediately after aerating my lawn and seeding a few bare spots? Or should I wait a while until the seed matures? The rest of the lawn is fine.
I guess it really wouldn't hurt anything, but normally you would use it to give your lawn a boost in color, or if your soil test came back that you were low on Iron. There could be many reasons your low on iron and I have videos on that, see my "Lets Get Green - Step By Step Lawn Care series. Putting iron out as you mentioned will not hurt anything, but be sure your lawn is actively growing. The best time to apply iron to your lawn is in the spring, when temperatures are in the 60s to 70s F. Avoid spraying or applying iron during hot weather. Thanks for the question
Do you have to water the product in? and if so, how long should you let it sit on the grass before doing so?
I want to try this product out.
Great question: No need to water after: we are wanting the Iron to sit on the foliage, so it can be absorbed by the plant. Best to allow it to sit for 3 to 6 hours before any rainfall or irrigation.
Thanks for the fast reply and your recommendations. I will be giving this a try very soon and hopefully I'll get a super dark green lawn.
Would you recommend using this in a 20 gallon tank sprayer?
As long as you are able to calibrate the sprayer to put down the product properly - Sure
I think walking backwards is better cause this way you can see exactly where you didn't spray. I can't wait to see the results Frank.
Thanks Bill I appreciate you continued support man your awesome
@@MyGreenLawn2019 Your always welcome. Your awesome with a excellent channel Frank.
@@wildbillslawncare5901 thanks Bill
@@MyGreenLawn2019 Your welcome Frank.
Great sharing. Love it
Thanks for your comments and your support! I appreciate it!
Looking forward to the results, that yard already looks really nice.
I appreciate that! Thanks
Great video, just ordered Feature 6-0-0. I can’t wait to try it.
Question: Does it matter what type/ or brand of citric acid that’s used?
Hey Jimmy congrats on your purchase. Be sure to Check your soil PH if your PH is high use the citric acid to neutralize it and or if you have hard water. Good luck brother
What are your thoughts on spraying this in the heat? We are roasting here in Tx at the moment and while my lawn is still green it is showing some signs of stress.
You probably would not want to really put anything like iron down while it is stressed
Not sure your grass type but you would also only want to apply the iron when your grass is Actively growing. Here’s what you could do for now if your lawn still has some green but it’s struggling you can put down 3oz per 1000 of sea kelp and humic acid. I would do that ever few weeks. Water the day before you apply and then water it in with about 1/2 inch of water, this will allow the product to absorb into the soil. You could also use a real low nitrogen liquid fertilizer, again apply in early morning or in the evening. To to keep foot traffic on a heat stressed lawn to a minimum.
If your lawn is totally brown, it’s probably in dormancy, your still going to want to get about 1/2 inch of water down every 3 to 5 days and maybe a misting in the evening to cool things down a bit this will help keep the roots alive in these hot temperatures. You need to water a dormant lawn so that the roots do not die.
Hope I answered your question?
@@MyGreenLawn2019 thanks so much for the reply!
So I have a Bermuda lawn and it is green and growing. There are certain spots tho that I imagine are suffering from heat stress. They are a little thinner, lighter shade of green and don't grow at the same rate as the rest of the lawn. I have ruled out grubs and other pests and I attribute that to the water restrictions we're on. I did apply some humic acid this past weekend but have been afraid of adding anything with a high N.
I have a bag of this FEature and another 7-0-1 liquid fertilizer with a bit of iron in it. Do you think this would put too much stress on the lawn?
I'll make sure to add that sea kelp on my next spray day. Thanks again for the reply.
@@marcoallende3683 I think that would be ok. Higher amounts of potash would also help the lawn endure stressing. Keep up your watering if you can. Even though you have restrictions, many areas allow for hand watering so you could give those thin spots a little bit of hand watering. You can also try Hydretain, I reviewed the product last year just type Hydretain in the search on my channel I have a few videos on that and another one coming tomorrow morning. That product will allow you to water less it’s an awesome product check it out
Thanks for your questions and comments
4:41 Moonwalking
Man, somehow I missed this video! I'm going to have to try Feature... A lot of peep talk about how great it is
Hey brother, good to see you. Yes I was turned onto the product from a friend who actual gave me this bag of Feature. Thanks for stopping by I appreciate you!
4:29 me at home depot
Haha 😂
I’m getting ready for next season. I need to lower PH. Wondering about ratio for citric acid.
1 pound per 1000 square feet.
How does that translate to a four gallon sprayer?
A pound per gallon??? I don’t know. Label doesn’t say.
Well these are loaded questions.
There’s a little more to it then that. I’m only using Citric acid as a water conditioner since I have hard water. You would just mix your iron with distilled water then you wouldn’t need the Citric acid at all.
You can also use a 50/50 distilled water and citric mix to use on your lawn to to help lower the PH.
Lowering PH takes time . I usually use elemental sulphur to lower my PH. I do have a video on my channel that covers PH balance.
I hope that answers your questions. Let me know if it didn’t. Thanks for the comments/ questions
I think it’s 1 ounce not 1 pound
It doesn't take much citric acid to lower PH. Start small and just do a test on a gallon of your water to see what it takes to get your PH to 7.
@@detroit1mike30 1 oz per 1000 correct, did I say 1 lb in the video some where? Oh my god! lol
@@Methodical2 it does not take much to lower the PH in the water your spraying with, but it does take a while to lower the PH in your soil. I was talking about both in the video. Thanks for commenting
Just curious, is too much fertilizing(in different forms) ever a bad thing? 🤔
Yes, overfertilizing your yard can "burn"(turn it yellow) the grass. I promise the directions on the bag are the max you should use(if you could use more, they could sell more LOL)
Yes, you only want to put down the recommended amount of anything. Always read the labels on the products your putting down. Most University's recommend no more then 1 pound per 1000sq feet per application
@@MyGreenLawn2019 The way your going, you'll be out there every other day mowing your lawn! 😉😉😂🤣(Joking with you, of course) ✌️👍👍👏👏
@@dmanburns3705 no your not joking! Haha
But I need material for my channel. Haha
Is it one pound or one ounce per 1000sq feet
Is it 1 pound for every 1000sq ft or 1 ounce per 1000sq ft ?? Thanks keep the videos coming
I used 1 oz of product per 1,000sq ft
What time of day is best time to apply
Early morning or late evening. Great question
What sprayer tip are you using
I will have to get back to ya on that. Great question
Doesn’t get much better than feature!
Just wish it didn’t make my mouth taste like blood haha
First time using the product. Looking forward to the results I would assume a few days
How can i get in contact with Andy for my bag😁 jk sounds like a good guy also nice vid brother how did you like that iron I'm wanting to try it out next month how quick did u see results also is it better to spray in afternoon or early mornings also no watering at all after applying water supplements correct only granular supplements?
@@chatobalencian1504 haha that was hilarious! I was having issue with my lawn that year and that’s one of the reasons Andy gave me that bag. I didn’t get the results I wanted, but I’m sure that was due to my lawn issue. I was unable to obtain good color no matter what I did. I think I’m doing better this year possibly have some of my under lying issues fixed, at least a little bit. Good luck on the product, let me know if you get good results! Thanks my friend
@@MyGreenLawn2019 hey thanks for the quick reply what are you using now if you don't mind me asking or do u have vids of it I can look it up just let me know I new to this lawn stuff I've always been kinda if it ain't broke don't fix it and keep yard nice cut weed wacked edged blowed and all and just Walmart fertilizer and that's it I just bought a backpack spray this summer and getting into the water fertz,iron, nitrogen, all liquids now I want to learn how to use them or what's the best to use I've used a couple but I guess I've wasted them I bought a chelated iron and put it in my sprayer and stayed it in the am about 6.30 and then 7 I turned the sprinkler on for like 1 1/2 so I was told I messed up I was to just spray it and leave it in but u live and u learn it hurt costed I believe 30 something bucks for little bottle fertilome I believe
You should have results by tomorrow. If you don't you definitely need to add the citric acid. I was hoping we would have results at the end of the video!
Lol yea I was going to wait to post but I have like 4 videos in stand by. It’s getting messy lol
Look forward to getting together soon
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Thank you for the nice comments and support
a cup of iron per gallon
its 1 oz per 1000 sq feet. Did I say 1 lb? Sorry
.1 oz of citric acid per gallon I’m Assuming
I been using 1 teaspoon per gallon. Did I say it wrong in the video? Grr I hate when I do that. Dang it
Where is Andy
Andy lives in Minnesota along with me
U need a go pro
I have a go pro 11, I hate it