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Fertilizing Grounds With Liquid
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Fertilizers supply essential nutrients that improve plant growth and, therefore, are necessary in every ground care program. Although dry fertilizers have their place in the industry, experts comment that liquid fertilizers are better options for facilities.
Liquid fertilizers begin working immediately after spraying, seeping deep into soil to provide essential nutrients to roots. Used as a spray, workers are able to target exact areas and provide uniform coverage without streaking. And unlike some dry fertilizers, liquids can be applied to wet turf without the danger of “burning,” a frequent concern for facilities.
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