If you have greasy or clay soil, poor drainage or compacted soil, it can be hard for water to seep into the soil and reach the roots. This surfactant helps with that, aiding with water penetration into the soil.
Polyacrylamide Surfactant
This surfactant helps to aide in the root zone moisture retention and makes root zone moisture more uniform. This is especially helpful for when your lawn is experiencing drought or dry conditions and is struggling to staying hydrated.
When to Apply Hydra Charge
With both quick- and slow-release nitrogen, Hydra Charge feeds for up to 6 weeks.
This product has a cumulative response in turf. For best results, reapply every 4-6 weeks. Ideal for use during periods of drought or water restrictions and to avoid high water costs.
This product contains iron which may stain concrete and other surfaces. Be sure to sweep or blow sidewalks and driveways. DO NOT WASH OFF WITH WATER.
The 8.0 lb. application rate provides 7.04 oz. of surfactant/1,000 sq. ft.
Pro Tips for Best Results
Check The Forecast
Avoid applying before heavy rainfall so particles don't get washed away.
Mow First
Clear any lawn debris and make it easier for particles to reach the soil.
Clean Up
Sweep or blow product off the driveways/sidewalks back into the lawn.
Water Deep
Your lawn will need at least 0.2 inches of water.
Don't Bag It
Leave lawn clippings for at least one mowing to avoid particle pick-up.
Spreader Settings
We recommend using a broadcast spreader. These spreader settings are a guide. Many variables such as walking speed, terrain, particle size, density, and spreader condition can affect these settings. Be sure to calibrate your spreader before every application.
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