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nitram10

Bermuda Fertilizer question

14 years ago

Only good slow release fertilizer I can find is a Howard Johnson 38-0-0. On the bag it has:

38% Urea Nitrogen

*19% Nitrogen stable w/dicyandiamide & N-(n-butyl)thiophosphoric triamide

Chlorine, not more than 6%

Does this mean it is 50% slow release and 50% fast release? Also should I apply 1lb of nitrogen per 1k sq feet like is normally recommended? On this bag it says apply 1.5 per 1k sq feet.

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