Lawn I.V.
Lawn Micronutrient Supplement
- Lawn I.V. is a highly concentrated liquid lawn supplement containing key chelated micronutrients and humic acid
- Contains iron, sulfur, magnesium, manganese, zinc and boron
- Highly concentrated formula
- Safe for all grass types
- Easy application - comes in a ready-to-use hose-end spray bottle
- One 32 fl oz bottle covers up 13,800 sq ft
- For best result, reapply every 2-4 weeks
- Made in the USA
Overview
The Andersons and The Lawn Review have partnered to bring you Lawn I.V., a highly concentrated liquid lawn supplement. Lawn I.V. contains key chelated micronutrients including iron, sulfur, magnesium, manganese, zinc and boron. This formula also includes humic acid for enhanced nutrient uptake and soil health. Lawn I.V. comes in a ready-to-use hose-end spray bottle that covers up to 13,800 square feet. Lawn I.V. can be used on all turf and soil types. For best results, reapply every 2 to 4 weeks during the growing season.
| Package Sizes | 32 fl oz |
| Coverage | Up to 13,800 sq. ft. |
APPLYING LAWN I.V.
Lawn I.V. is safe for use on all grass types during the growing season.
- Shake bottle before use.
- Attach the sprayer head attachment to a garden hose
- Position the sprayer head attachment to the "on" position, turn on water
- Apply the solution uniformly over the desired lawn area. With the sprayer head attachment set to the "water" position, water the turf thoroughly.
- Finish spraying by positioning the sprayer head attachment to the "off" position and disconnect the sprayer from garden hose.
For best results, apply every 2-4 weeks.
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