For
even distribution, use a garden sprayer to apply the diluted iron sulphate moss
killer to your lawn. After mixing the iron sulphate, allow it to rest for a
minute before pouring the mixture from the bucket into the sprayer. Do not pour
the sediment at the bottom of the bucket into the sprayer, as it may clog the
nozzle.
We can
use a simple watering can to apply the iron sulphate, but this is less practical
for larger lawns. We can sprinkle the dry iron sulphate for lawns directly on
the grass, but this is not recommended, as it is difficult to evenly distribute
the granules on the lawn and moss over garden log border
edging roll. Expect the spray to leave a black color on the lawn. This
is temporary.
Apply
the iron sulphate to your lawn every 14 days. Moss control can usually be
achieved in about four to seven applications. While iron sulphate will help us
control the moss growing in our lawn, be sure to address the conditions that
allowed the moss to grow in the first place. This will decrease the chances
that moss will return and will improve the health of the grass in our lawn.
For
more details on this, please browse www.ironsulphate.co.uk.
