Uflexx??????

[kirk anderson]

Anyone tried this UFLEXX as a liquid application???

Kirk

[CHARLES CUE]

Kirt
i have never used this product sorry i can help.But may i ask how much of this fert you have to apply per acre and what it cost per gal. I did a search but all i found was a dry product. we use a slow release liquid and like to compare
thanks a bunch
Charles Cue

[vegomatic40]

I used Uflexx last season as my N source for the liquid portion of my program with good results. Used UMaxx in the past but the cost (like every other fert.) has gotten out of control so I opted for Uflexx and have seen very similar results. It is 100% soluble and "melts" into the tank through the strainer readily. Some batches I've received have a few pieces of grit and trash that you can prevent from getting in your tank (and ultimately through your spray nozzles) by simply placing panty-hose over the strainer as you add water over the top. You might look a little strange buying "Big Girl" panty-hose at the local Walgreen's but it saves a ton of time cleaning out strainers and wear/tear on pump diaphragms.

[kirk anderson]

were you successful enough with uflexx last year that you will use it again??
Did you use liquid iron or soluable?

At what rate do you use?/ we currently put down 3.8 pnds of N per year...
We do this in four apps.. I am in the fertilie soils of eastern nebraska.. Been in the game for ten years but trying to get away from liquid fert due to cost..

Kirk
email
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[Four Alarm Lawns]

How about Hydrexx? Anyone who has used Uflexx have any experience using the Hydrexx??

[kirk anderson]

did you read the one guys reply..
bottom line is kugler uses something like this.. company has been in biz for 20 years....
so it works..
i have a call in to my college roommate who works for anderson fertillizer and he sells uflexx products also..
he has been in the industry for 15 years..

[magland]

Whatever you guys decide, just make sure to buy it at Nebraska Turf.

[vegomatic40]

My N rates vary according to season and weather patterns from .5 to 1.0 lb/1000. I've seen some people try to use as little as .25 lb/1000 but I have serious doubts as to it efficacy. I use chelated liquid iron sources such as "Six Iron" with good results. Color longevity appears to be good but I think that is due to the Uflexx.

[MStine315]

My liquid program is based on 1/2 lb. Uflexx and 1/4 lb. urea with good results. Sometimes we use 3/4 lb. Uflexx. This is on small properties and islands, etc. where we can't get the ride-ons. I am hoping to try some UMaxx on some hard to spray properties this year to see if we can reduce the number of apps. I'll keep you informed.