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generic arsenal herbicide Warm Season Spring Lawn Pack 2

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generic arsenal herbicide Warm Season Spring Lawn Pack 2This value bundle covers the application recommendations inside the Yard Mastery mobile app for warm season lawns in mid late spring. When we pack them all together in a bundle box, we are able to save on shipping costs, which we can share with you. This pack lines up with our mobile app and has everything you need to stop weeds and continue moving your Bermuda, St Augustine, zoysia, centipede, or Bahia into the growing season. SAVE 23% vs Buying

This value bundle covers the application recommendations inside the Yard Mastery mobile app for warm-season lawns in mid-late spring. When we pack them all together in a bundle box, we are able to save on shipping costs, which we can share with you. 

This pack lines up with our mobile app and has everything you need to stop weeds and continue moving your Bermuda, St Augustine, zoysia, centipede, or Bahia into the growing season. 

SAVE 23% vs Buying Separately!!

This pack will cover up to 5,000 sq ft and includes the following items: 

  • (1) 18 lb bag of Prodiamine pre-emergent herbicide
  • (1) 18 lb bag of 7-0-20 Stress Blend fertilizer
  • (1) Quart of Air8 Bio-stimulant
  • (1) Quart of RGS Bio-stimulant
  • (1) Hose end sprayer top
  • (1) Empty quart bottle
  • Custom magnet

    Product Description:

    Spring has sprung, and your turf is stretching its blades, embracing all the glory the warm sunshine has to offer. Unfortunately, any hidden crabgrass seeds are equally excited as mother nature is telling them to get busy germinating. This is why we are arming you with Prodiamine in this Spring Value Bundle. Throw’er down as your soil temps creep up and cross 65 degrees, heading to 70º, and knock that crabgrass out! 

    This bundle also arms you with a hearty helping of stress relief, all wrapped up in our granular Stress Blend fertilizer, as well as bio stimulants for your turf as it recovers from the cooler temps.  It’s finally time to fling some fert and get to spraying and praying! Check out the arsenal provided for you in this bundle: 

    • 0-0-7 Prodiamine: Pre-Emergent Weed Control. This pre-emergent is designed to stop weeds such as crabgrass, bittercress, and signal grass in the lawn. 
    • 7-0-20 Stress Blend. This is a high potassium, low nitrogen lawn fertilizer to help your turf in and out of stressful situations. From freeze recovery to heat and drought stress survival situations, 7-0-20 Stress Blend is an excellent choice.
    • 0-0-5 Air-8: This liquid aeration is designed to create space in the soil, increase water penetration, and encourage deeper rooting to drive more oxygen into the topsoil profile.
    • 0-0-1 RGS: Root Growth Stimulant. This bio-stimulant is packed with sea kelp hormones that stimulate roots, stolons/rhizomes, and chelating humic and fulvic.

    These 4 products work together to prevent crabgrass and prepare your turf for take-off! By bundling these products together, we are able to pass along significant savings over purchasing separately.

    Application Information:

    Prodiamine pre-emergent and Stress Blend are granular applications that need to be watered in with 1/2” of irrigation within 48 hours of application. You can apply them both on the same day, but be sure not to mix them together in your spreader, as you will not have an even application. 

    AIR-8 and RGS are bio-stimulants that can be applied on top of the Prodiamine and Stress Blend, then get it all watered in together. Using the bio-stimulants with the empty hose end sprayer will allow you to get several applications done. You will find that the more you work on the lawn, the more often you are going to want to “apply something” to it. These bio-stimulants are great for that! 

    Here is a video on spraying the bio-stimulants:

    https://youtu.be/VAkD7gVwG2s?si=7psD_LpcYDsIpx5c

    Here is a video showing you how to apply Prodiamine and Stress Blend:

    https://youtu.be/01ZZ90Y37YI?si=gAJ3oYe4kBOyDEyb

    The products in this pack are safe for all grass types, including Bermuda, St Augustine, Zoysia, Centipede, and Bahia. 

     

    Coverage

    Prodiamine: (1) 18 bag covers 6,000 sq ft

    Stress Blend: (1) 18 lb bag covers up to 6,000 sq ft 

    AIR-8: (1) quart covers up to 5,325 sq ft 

    RGS: (1) quart covers up to 10,650 sq ft


    Application  Details

    *See the application information above for instructional videos.

    Prodiamine: Apply at the rate of 3 lbs per 1,000 sq ft

    Stress Blend: Apply at the rate of 3 lbs per 1,000 sq ft

    AIR-8: Apply 6- 9oz/1,000 sq ft via a hose-end sprayer.

    RGS: Apply 3-6oz/1,000 sq ft via a hose-end sprayer.

    Water-In  Instructions

    Water into the soil within 24 hours with 1/4" of rainfall or irrigation

    Do not apply if your soil is frozen or saturated. Blow/sweep the excess off sidewalks and driveways to avoid staining.

     

    Product Resources:

    Label/Specs/SDS: Prodiamine Info, Stress Blend Info, AIR-8 Info, RGS Info 

    Package Includes: (1) 18 lb bag of Prodiamine, (1) 18 lb bag of Stress Blend (1) AIR-8 quart, (1) RGS quart, (1) hose end sprayer top, (1) empty quart bottle, and an exclusive magnet.

    Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. The product can be stored for 2 years under warehouse conditions.

    Shipping Information:

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    State Restrictions

    Alaska (AK), California (CA), Hawaii (HI), Maine (ME), and Oregon (OR)

    Stickers

    Yes, free sticker with this item 

    Typical Delivery Time

    4 - 7 business days

    Product Type

    Liquid Concentrate, Granular Pre-Emergent, and Granular Fertilizer 

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