Bermuda tif419, and I live in San Antonio, tx.

I reached out when I submitted my test and they replied that I should submit a test next application. 24.o5 a month is pretty pricey. I replied back asking about the potassium.

In regards to the Milorganite, if I can supplement the potassium, is it ok to apply the milorganite monthly?

Yes, Milorganite is fine. Bermuda likes lots of nitrogen in the summer. Maybe some others with Bermuda will give you some advice. To get 1 lb/k of nitrogen from Milorganite, apply 20 lb/k.

Thank you becky. TW? dchall or reeljake, you guys got anything for me? we're talking about 3,500 sq/ft of turf.

Caveat emptor. So sad.

What's that supposed to imply exactly?

I'm saying that you need to pay them $24.05 to know what you'll need to apply next time and before every time thereafter.

BTW, no one here ever recommended Soil Savvy to you or anyone else.

I am sorry that you took this route, but if you had searched "Soil Savvy" here you might have saved your $.

Here is a publication from Texas A & M on maintaining Bermuda.

Well it seems I missed something there... Hopefully everyone can play nice in the sandbox. Brady, don't worry about burning from chemical ferts on Bermuda, its hard to cause burning unless you spill.

Thanks for the reply reeljake. i have bag of 15-5-10 in my garage right now with 2 bags of milorganite.

Could I apply the 15-5-10 and wait month to apply the milorganite to get the N up quicker as well as supply micros for the soil?

Thanks.

I'm no chemist & don't know anything about soil tests, but that sounds like a reasonable plan to make grass grow.