Lawn Moss Remover No Rake

Soil should be moist, the grass dry and frost free
Wear gloves during application and wash hands well after use
Spread at a rate of 50g per m² by hand
If using a spreader mark out area to be treated. Apply evenly at 50g per m² with a suitably calibrated granular applicator
For neglected or heavily moss affected lawns, increase the initial application to 100g per m²
Water in after applying or within 48 hours if there is no rainfall to help activate the fertiliser
Moss will yellow after 2-3 weeks and gradually disappear into the thatch layer where the bacteria will start to digest it.
Repeat the application after 12 weeks
Keep out of the reach of children and pets

Analysis

Compound Fertiliser 5 - 2 -15

Nitrogen (N) -5%

Total Phosphorus Pentoxide (P2O5) -2.0% (0.9%P)

Of which soluble in water -1.1% (0.5%P)

Total Potassium Oxide (K2O) -15% (12.5%K)

Contains naturally occurring bacteria: Bacillus subtilis

How is it best to apply?

Apply evenly at 50 grams per square metre, 100g per square metre if heavily affected. Avoid walking on treated areas until it has rained or product has been watered in. If no rain falls within 48-hours of treatment, water the treated grass.

When is it best to apply?

For best results use between March and September. Regular use allows for moss to be eradicated and production of a healthy lawn.

Are the granules safe for use around pets?

We advise that pets and children are kept off the surface until completely dissipated. A good way to do this is to section an area at a time.

After application, how soon after can I sow grass seed?

It depends on your treatment. This product is slow releasing and will not affect the grass seed after being watered in. However, if you plan to rake out the dead moss, before it breaks down, then you may prefer to lay grass seed afterwards raking so as not to disturb any new growth.