Need Help Fert.!

[Mowerman2112]

Calibrated drop to 4 lbs per 1000's gate lever and setting should have been good, cable moved and over applied. Using .37 Barricade with 20% total N, 1.57 ammoniacal N and 18.43% Urea N. 20-4-1 with 15% sulfur and 12% Iron. Temps 85 degree's on KB. Should I hold on water, they have UG? Thank's

[RigglePLC]

Exactly how much overapplication? I suspect no problems. Even at double rate--if applied evenly--should not burn the grass.

[Mowerman2112]

RigglePLC thank's for the reply! Even application no over laps, I adjusted mid yard knowing it was heavy. I would say double for sure, should have stopped and calibrate at the heavy rate and know for shure? Have fert in 5 gallon buckets, still looking at lbs used and sq, ft. to make a call on that. Cheaper drop, has done ok till now. Any ideas if it come's out heaver than double?Thank you for your reply.

[RigglePLC]

No additional ideas if it came out too heavy. But a fert burn happens quick--about 24 hours or less. If it looks ok today--maybe you are OK.

[mngrassguy]

Water, water, water. It's the only thing you can do now. Oh ya, put the drop spreader out on the curb for the trashmnan.

[Mowerman2112]

RigglePLC & MNgrassguy thanks again! Wait, I'll let you know how it turn's out S/R N will help. Curbside for shure. Do you think A/I will stress grass if N turn's out ok? Got New Spyker 288 with D plate for sale to large for my accounts, stainless also. Thank's again for the help!

[RigglePLC]

Mowerman,
the Barricade will probably cause a little root pruning. Read the label carefully. For Kentucky bluegrass the yearly limit is about 6 lbs per year of your fert. For tall fescue almost 9 pounds. (Active ingredient of 1.5 pounds per acre). I hope its tall fescue, and I hope they allowed a margin for safety. If its any consolation, you should have 12 months of crabgrass control, but don't reseed for 12 months.