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I would like to know peoples knowledge of 90+ heat and applying liqiud fertilizer. The fertilizer being applied is urea in liquid form.
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Fertilizing what? If you are talking about grass, do not do it. The plant will not absorb the fertilizer when that hot and worse yet you could burn the lawn. Urea is a fast acting form of nitrogen. Be careful with it. Dilute half of what the manufacturer reccommends. -
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Welcome to the forum, Mr. Elam. I would agree with mariner on what he said. I prefer to use a granular slow release formulation. I am in the Houston area where it gets hot as you are saying.Rob
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<b>Welcome to the Lawnservicing Forum Community, troy elam!</b> [
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When I fertilize during the summer, I do it at night when the temps start to go down (after 6pm).. Water it early the next morning, and it will be fine!Steve
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Liquid urea is not an optimum product to be using for lawn applications of customer lawns.
Granular products with slow releases are more suitable and are very cost effective. And not to far off of the price of wettable 46% urea.Comment
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