Is this natural grass? Or, does it have a lot of chemicals in it?
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I'm sure it is natural since it grows when seeded into the soil. As to the content of chemicals I don't know if the seeds were treated, that is possible, but other than that I doubt that there is anything else in it. All I know is that it germinates very fast, comes up nice and green, and if you keep the grasshoppers out of it you'll have a beautiful lawn.
371268
don't know about the chemicals, but didn't grow well in our area (Midwest).
281886
You can read the ingredients on the label there in the listing. It contains only wheatgrass powder, 100% organic, whole leaf wheat grass.
602151
The photo is a good representation of the color. This is real grass....just preserved. It looks the same as moss growing in the woods with similar variations. The closest I can label is Crayolla Crayon's "yellow green" at its lightest to slightly darker shades.
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OAs I remember there are NO chemicals only "natural" ingredients which is why I bought it as my family has allergies to chemicals, and we had. no problems. It worked great too. I highly recommend this product.
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I looked at the container of Ornamec grass herbicide which we have and read the list of ingredients. There is no mention of arsenic. It seems to contain mostly petroleum distillates. It does mention that it is harmful to fish so not to use near water areas. I have a hunch that the reason your lawn service doesn't want to use this is the cost. I'm not sure the exact cost at present but when I bought it, it was over $60.00 for 1 quart. I bought this because of the rave reviews I read regarding it's effectiveness against Bermuda grass. Further, I don't believe the government would allow any product to be sold which contained arsenic. Hope this helps! I looked at the container of Ornamec grass herbicide which we have and read the list of ingredients. There is no mention of arsenic. It seems to contain mostly petroleum distillates. It does mention that it is harmful to fish so not to use near water areas. I have a hunch that the reason your lawn service doesn't want to use this is the cost. I'm not sure the exact cost at present but when I bought it, it was over $60.00 for 1 quart. I bought this because of the rave reviews I read regarding it's effectiveness against Bermuda grass. Further, I don't believe the government would allow any... » Read More I looked at the container of Ornamec grass herbicide which we have and read the list of ingredients. There is no mention of arsenic. It seems to contain mostly petroleum distillates. It does mention that it is harmful to fish so not to use near water areas. I have a hunch that the reason your lawn service doesn't want to use this is the cost. I'm not sure the exact cost at present but when I bought it, it was over $60.00 for 1 quart. I bought this because of the rave reviews I read regarding it's effectiveness against Bermuda grass. Further, I don't believe the government would allow any product to be sold which contained arsenic. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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This simply is translated as 'organic wheatgrass' or biological wheatgrass. There's no real difference that I could see.
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I guess you mean barely grass, that is the base, not the only ingredient. Look under "Product Description" here on http://amazon.com. Here is part of what is on the label: Certified Organic Spirulina Powder, Chlorella, Spinach Leaf Powder, Policosinol, Acerola Fruit Extract, Acerola Berry Powder, Milk Thistle Seed Extract..... and so on, the list is long. Try it out, you won't be disjointed.
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We use it from starting seedlings to planting. No chemicals. Not sure about GMO's but I wouldn't imagine it would contain any.
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This hasn't burned any grass so far and doubt that it will since it's organic and doesn't contain chemicals
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Ater doing a little research I found out that it is natural, not synthetic.
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It's real, living grass. It's designed to work like grass works outside. Here are a few links that might better describe it for you. http://www.freshpatch.com/faqs and http://www.freshpatch.com/instructions-2. Hope this helps.
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Hi, no I would say not, I was not pleased with this grass, it was pricey and you can find better quality even at the dollar store
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It is. Try to use it when it is below 80 degrees out so it does not stress the grass too much. As always read the label at start out using the low rate to see the effects.
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The label does read that it will not hurt grasses, and I have not had any problems. I do have a variety of monkey grass in places in my landscape.
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I can't remember, but pretty much what the package says. I used it for spot filling. It does grow fast. I was amazed at that. A little brighter green than the rest of my grass.
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I cannot answer your question with certainty. Read the Label, and did not see anything about being grass fed. Do love it though because lasts a long time ,and is great for waffles and marinade for chicken especially. Sorry could not be more specific.
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We used it this year in an area with NO grass- planted in March and reseeded a few weeks ago and it is full and soft and green! Just be sure to water a lot :) Good luck!