64oz Liquid Lawn Fertilizer - Covers 8,000 sq. ft., NitroHume Nitrogen Liquid Fertilizer for Lawns, Humic for Healthy Soil - Ideal Grass Food for Lawn, Plant Food for Grass Greener Growth

This is exactly what my lawn needed. It goes on brown but after you water your lawn the product soaks into the ground and your grass turns green within a few days. If it doesnt work wait a week and respray and water. Some lawns need more. Great product! Worth every cent.

This product does exactly what it says it's going to do it will not disappoint. Before and after

I had a dry spot in my front lawn from a dry week and me being out of town without the sprinklers going. I figured this would be a good spot to test the lawn fertilizer. I sprayed the area per the directions using 8:1 ratio, I also turned on my sprinklers. It rained a couple times over the next week and a half plus the sprinklers so the grass started to come back however compared to the untreated area I could not tell a difference. It’s a low 6-0-0 so I didn’t expect a lot of growth but was hopeful I would notice a difference.

Follow instructions and it works well!

We have been under drought conditions in south central Colorado for over 20 years. I also have poor soil. With these two conditions I have had fairly poor lawns for quite a while now.I saw this liquid fertilizer that also offered some different additives than the traditional brands do. I was intrigued by the description, so I ordered a bottle.It arrived quickly and was packaged to assure there wouldn't be any damages or leaks.I put it to use right away, applying it with a hose-end sprayer. It went on really fast, easily in less than 30 minutes to cover about 2000 square feet.After a few days I did notice some greening up of my grass, especially in my front lawn where I have a more clay-based soil.I didn't see phenomenal improvement, but have seen greener grass so far. I'm going to continue using it and am expecting to see continued improvements.This is very easy to apply, performs well, and is nicely priced.I would recommend this for your lawn fertilization needs.

promotes growth

This bottle of liquid lawn food called Nitrohume is one I like to use. It is in the form of Urea Nitrogen has 64 fl oz. of it in the bottle. On the bottle, there are instructions on how to use it and how much to use. A 1/2 gallon which is what this is covers 8,000 sq ft according to the information on the bottle and listing. It says to apply 8 oz of lawn fertilizer per 1,000 sq ft and reapply 1-2 times per month. In my opinion that may be a bit much. But that is what it says in the listing.It is important to know that there are three main nutrients a plant needs to survive. These are Nitrogen, Potassium, and Phosphorus. You will notice on the bottle it says 6-0-0. Meaning there are no other nutrients in this other than Nitrogen. It is wise to find out what your lawn needs before applying anything to it. And it isn't good enough to have one of those plant meters or something like it that tells you if your lawn needs fertilizer or not. You need to test each individually. In the listing, it refers to this as liquid lawn fertilizer. So, you may think this has all those things your lawn needs for nutrients but that isn't the case. This bottle is for lawns that are deficient in one particular nutrient which is Nitrogen as I have just mentioned. There is no Potassium or Potash and no Phosphorus in this fertilizer. As long as you know that you are good to go.There are many ways to put Nitrogen on your lawn and this is just one of them. I happen to like liquid fertilizers especially because they are one of the easiest ways to apply it to my lawn and being in liquid form it generally absorbs better. Not to mention it is usually cheaper.You will need to buy some kind of device to put it on your lawn with. And you will need something to measure it out correctly as well. I bought a Chapin G390 Hose End Sprayer. You put the amount you need into this container which has measurements right on the bottle and then screw it into the end of your garden hose. That way it dilutes it as you spray it on your lawn.What I like about this bottle of Nitrogen fertilizer is a few things. The amount of Nitrogen that is being put on your lawn isn't a huge amount. Although, this does depend on what form it is in. If you went searching for Nitrogen you probably noticed there are all different ways and all different amounts of nitrogen you can add to your lawn at one time. This is a 6. This works well if your lawn needs a little pick-me-up or if you are not sure how much it needs. There is 14% humic acid as well which is a good thing. Humic acid can help your lawn absorb it as well as many other beneficial things it does for your lawn. Also, just as the listing mentions the particular Nitrogen this bottle has in it is called Urea Nitrogen.You may want to do some research on whether or not urea nitrogen is what you want to on your grass. Generally, however, Urea Nitrogen is the best to use or the most common one used. It has the highest Nitrogen content in it compared to the other two forms and people like to use it. It is one of the most concentrated nitrogen fertilizers available. It is also the most affordable. Urea dissolves in water and moves with substrate water, like nitrates. Urea is needed so your lawn can utilize nitrogen. And this is important. The price isn't too bad and it is easy to apply once you get something to spread it with. I recommend this bottle of "Nitrohume" from Stateside. And it was made in the United States.

Tried on a small sample of the brown area of the lawn and seems to work. I have not used it yet on large patches, will definitely update this review once I have bigger patches to try on. Frankly, I hope I don't have to apply to a large sample, which means my lawn is having real issues 😂.