I lived in north california inland. it is hot and dry in summer. Can I apply it in Summer?
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Hi Wei, I live in So. Cal...........also hot, dry summers inland. I applied this product in summer with no problem. Just be sure to use a good spreader and don't over-apply. I had really good results. Greener, healthier lawn - better than all my neighbors! I do recommend.
1760818
Yes, this is an organic fertilizaer and it won't burn your grass. You can't fertilize your lawn with synthetic fertilizers as they are sodium based products which burn the grass due to the salt. Milorganite is basically feces and will not harm your lawn when used in the summer. I use this with alfalfa meal (rabbit food/iguana bedding @15lbs per 1000 ft) and have outstanding results in the summer. Make sure to water at least an inch after application (if it hasn't rained within a week) to help breakdown the fertilizers. Enjoy!
1760819
If I'm correct, the beauty of Milorganite is that it doesn't burn the grass or roots. I have used it in hot weather, but I would avoid using it at the hottest time of the day, or the hottest day of the week ... just make it easier on the poor grass plants. the company may have a customer service number. I'm far from an expert which is one reason I like Milorganite. it's harder to make a mistake and fry the whole lawn.
1760820
I'm by no means a lawn care professional. How ever I can tell you I've applied this to my lawn numerous times and haven't had an issue regardless of weather conditions. And this organic made product won't burn your lawn since it doesn't contain chemicals.
1760821
Yes. Water immediately following. I recommend 5min water, 5min break repeated three times. Good luck
1760822
Hi Wei,I live in So. Cal...........also hot, dry summers inland. I applied this product in summer with no problem. Just be sure to use a good spreader and don't over-apply. I had really good results. Greener, healthier lawn - better than all my neighbors! I do recommend.
1760823
I am not sure. My use is in Highlands, NC where we are a semi-rain forest. My use is to deter deer from eating my hosta. For that it seems to be working if I apply it about once a month.
173218
I actually talked to the company, they said once a year is sufficient. Preferably applied in spring, but not required then. Just do not apply it during possible freezing temps or a day of heavy rain.
2069827
I know it has been applied to surfaces that receive a lot of sun & therefore heats up & does not suffer ill effect- so it could be. But the product spray can itself would need to be kept from heat as usual.
1317265
Yes, That is the best time to apply it. A heavy rain would not be good but a light rain is perfect application conditions. I have applied it in a light rain several times. In fact when the time of year is correct, I prefer to apply in a light rain
905029
I have done no formal testing, however I live in Vegas so our temps are higher than most. As long as the inner liner is moist u will be fine. Also consider getting two one to keep moist and one to use. All my best.
67460
I think so yes, as it is freeze-dried. Actually, that's a good idea and I think I will try it. We live in Reno where it is SUPER dry...so moisture in the air is not a problem here.
1994735
Not that well at all. I have to use a bottle of something called pre-tens conductive skin prep. It really works great during the summer.
2257157
My daughter has oily skin and has been using it, but I have to say that she's been using it since the weather got colder and her skin dryer. I don't think she would use it in the summer when she gets all sweaty.
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You can, but once the product gets wet, it's useless. We learned this the hard way. We bought the product, spent hours spreading on our lawn only to discover that when the morning dew hits it, it's no longer effective. However, as long as it stays dry, it works great! I hope this helps.
395099
I would contact the company with that question. I have used it in California and Montana.
260239
Yes. But make sure you take it out and rearrange it every 10-15 minutes to ensure more even drying. Otherwise, you'll end up with a dry outside and damp center.
650432
Probably depends on your climate. If you get a lot of moister might get water damage. I have mine in Northern CA in our Garage and it works well. I've only had it for a couple of months...I love it.
1932973
Have not used a lot of this product but what I have used came up this spring like crazy. Being in a very hot and arid climate we do have to water on a regular basis. I think it will work in your area also.
788701
We live in the foothills of Ca. and it gets hot,95-100 most days in the summer. We watered every 3-days.
335283
I'm not the manufacturer of the product, so I can't answer that question with any authority. However, I'd probably wait until the area is dry.
1444939
It says to either apply in the shade or in an enclosed area. I applied it outside on an over cast day. An hour after I applied it the Sun came out. Two hours after that it rained. The application survived and I haven't had any problems even though my conditions were not advisable.
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i imagine you could but since the package doesn't explicitly mention it, i don't know if i would risk it. i use heat spray on my hair when it's dry with this product.