APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS:

RECOMMENDATIONS:

Turf Applications: Nitro-30 can be applied throughout the growing season on cool, warm and transitional grasses. Dilute with water according to desired nitrogen rate per 1,000 sq. ft. (see tank mixing chart for exact quantities for various rates of nitrogen and different volume spraying). Because of Nitro-30's efficacy, yearly nitrogen application rates can be reduced by 1/3 as compared to granular applications. Nitro-30 is ideal for low volume spraying and is compatible with other N-P-K materials and technical products.

TEES, GREENS AND FAIRWAYS:

Nitro-30 is recommended for all types of grasses, including Kentucky Blue, Bent, Fescue, Perennial Rye, Bermuda, St. Augustine, Bahia, Zoysia, and Centipede. Nitrogen application varies according to climate and grass variety, so be sure to check the appropriate amount of nitrogen to apply per season, as each grass variety will be different. Nitro-30 is compatible with most turf insecticides and fungicides and can be used in place of granular and solubles, providing a non-phytotoxic, slow release nitrogen source.

TREES AND ORNAMENTALS:

The nitrogen release period for deep root injection extends 3 to 6 months depending on soil and climate conditions. There is no danger of phototoxicity. No special agitation is required. For trees, apply 1 lb. Nitrogen per 1,000 sq. ft. (under canopy). Inject 4 in.-8 in. below soil surface, into root zone, with correctly cakibrated tree fertilizer injection equipment. For ornamentals, apply 3/4 lb. Nitrogen twice a year as a soil drench.

GREENHOUSE AND NURSERY:

Nitro-30 is a high-quality, concentrated slow release nitrogen solution. It has the lowest salt index of any nitrogen source at 0-4. It is ideal for both supplement feeding and constant feed of nursery stock for both foliar and root uptake. This clear liquid can be injected through fertigation, drip irrigation or overhead sprinkler systems.

For Supplemental Feeding:

Use between applications of granular coated fertilizer to level off nutrients that are often not available or depleted because of adverse weather conditions. This will extend nutrient availability at the end of feeding cycle to avoid costly hand topdressing. Apply at the end of growing cycle prior to shipment, as a final feed to avoid labor, waste and spillage.

For Constant Feed:

Use on all nursery stock, potted and containerized plants as both foliar and root feeding.

Dilution:

Nitro-30 can be diluted by either adding the concentrate to water or the water to concentrate without any detrimental effects on the final mixed product. Appropriate quantities of water should be added prior to adding potassium and phosphates or pesticides, fungicides and herbicides.

Mixing:

Nitro-30 SRN must first be diluted with water prior to mixing with other nutrients or pesticides. Do not mix concentrated technical materials together without first diluting with water. Care should be taken when blending Nitro-30 SRN with highly acidic materials such as phosphoric acid or ammonium sulfate. Neutralize these materials to a pH of 7 or above. Potassium phosphate, potassium chloride, potassium nitrate, urea and urea ammonium nitrate or phosphorus solutions may be readily blended with Nitro-30 SRN after dilution with water.

The following mixing procedures should be used after Nitro-30 has been diluted with water. Add products to mix in this order: 1. wettable powders, 2. flowables, 3. water solubles, 4. surfactants, 5. emulsifiable concentrates.