Pro-Kleen Spring & Autumn Lawn Feed - 4 x 2.5KG
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Pro-Kleen Spring and Autumn Lawn Feed is designed for homeowners looking to maintain a lush, durable lawn throughout the transitional seasons of the year. Its primary benefit is the promotion of deep root development and thick blade growth, which results in a vibrant, disease-resistant lawn; however, users must be diligent with application rates, as the product contains high levels of iron that require precise spreading to avoid surface staining.
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| Model Part Number | 5056411340896 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pro-Kleen |
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FAQs
When is the best time to apply this feed?
Apply in early spring as the grass begins to wake up from winter, and again in autumn to prepare the lawn for winter resilience.
Do I need to water the lawn after application?
If there is no rain expected, a light watering can help the nutrients reach the roots, but do not flood the lawn.
Is this safe for pets?
It is recommended to keep pets and children off the lawn until the granules have fully settled into the soil or have been watered in.
Can I use this on a new lawn?
It is best used on established lawns; wait until the grass is mature before applying concentrated lawn feeds.
What happens if I apply more than 40g/sqm?
Applying more than the recommended rate can cause grass burn or excessive growth that is difficult to manage; always stick to 40g/sqm.
Will this kill moss?
While the iron helps strengthen the grass to outcompete moss, it is primarily a nutrient feed rather than a dedicated moss killer.
Troubleshooting
Granules are visible on the surface of the lawn
The granules should be 1-2mm; if they remain visible, use a leaf rake or water lightly to encourage them to settle deeper into the soil.
Lawn color appears uneven after application
This is usually caused by inconsistent spreading. Ensure you use a calibrated spreader and maintain a steady walking pace to achieve an even 40g/sqm coverage.
Staining found on patio or driveway
Iron-based fertilizers will stain hard surfaces if left wet. Sweep up any granules immediately while dry and do not wash with water, as this can activate the iron and set the stain.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Promotes thicker, denser grass growth
- Small granules disappear quickly into the soil
- Enhances lawn color with 6% iron content
- Supports plant health for both spring and autumn
- Helps build resistance against environmental stress and disease
Cons
- Requires precise measurement to ensure effectiveness
- Risk of staining if granules contact hard surfaces like patios or driveways
- Only suitable for seasonal use rather than year-round feeding
- Heavy bags require careful storage in dry conditions
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Before applying the feed, ensure your lawn is mowed to a moderate height and cleared of large debris. If the ground is extremely dry, a light watering after application can help the granules activate; however, avoid heavy watering that might cause runoff. Always use a broadcast or drop spreader to achieve the recommended 40g/sqm rate. Be careful to avoid letting the granules come into contact with hard surfaces like stone or concrete, as the iron content can cause permanent orange staining. If accidental spills occur, sweep them up immediately with a dry brush rather than washing them with water. Store the remaining bags in a cool, dry place, ensuring they are sealed tightly to prevent moisture from causing the granules to clump.