the pic might not provide enough info, and perhaps there's more info on the back of the bag

Don't bother looking for consumer information on products like Urea - it isn't aimed at the homeowner.

Ortho added Triclopyr to WBG a bunch of years ago for a while, and then stopped doing that. It increased the likelihood of damage to the lawn in some cases. YMMV, but I have personally seen it happen. You may get damage and you may not - feeling lucky?

Anything that returns to powder is usable. Anything that didn't gets the hammer again.

Morph, you gave him Rule #1 and Rule #2, but skipped Rule #3.

Rule #3: "If multiple hammer hits fail, "GET A BIGGER HAMMER".

This is exactly why we can't provide interpretations for labs other than Logan Labs. Most people think "a soil test is a soil test", but different testing suites use different tests and result ranges, and we can't (as volunteers) know all the hundreds of labs and their optimal ranges. One lab uses t...

I'm the perpetrator of the 3" -4" recommendation. It comes from my frustrations with test results that would bounce around too much each year. Eventually, I came to the conclusion that new nutrients at the upper levels of the soil tended to overstate nutrients, and lower levels of the soil tended to...

Sometimes things don't work out as planned. Additional apologies for causing a slowdown - I was involved in a moderately bad car crash (I'm OK) and I'm plowing through the incomplete interpretations now. I hope to get the Queue current in the next couple of days. Many, many thanks to Morph for carry...

Add Boron from Twenty Mule Team laundry soap (grocery store) at 3 tablespoons per 1000 sq ft, every 60 days as outlined in the Micronutrient Application Guide.

In the micro's, Boron is the only nutrient in short supply. Get Twenty Mule Team laundry soap from a grocery store, and apply at 3 tablespoons per 1000 sq ft every 60 days, as directed in the Micronutrient Application Guide.

Forsythia have started blooming in the NY Lower Hudson Valley

Repeat Boron as last year.

Oops!! Missed the extra tests. 1 tablespoon/K twice this year @ 60 days

Boron on both at the standard rate every 60 days, and maybe an optional Copper on the Lawn at standard rate.

And Jeez, would you put a little effort into the OM?

Boron is borderline - you can ignore it, or add 3 tablespoons/K for two apps, 60 days apart.

I agree with Morph

Copper is OK.

Apologies to all that have submitted soil tests for interpretation and been waiting a bit - my vacation down in Key Largo was extended and I got involved in a reconstruction project down there (bathroom demo and replacement). Also completing 3-year project to add another floor to my son's house this...

This is generally pretty easy to figure out - contact the owner/research company (in this case, GOSEED) and call them on the phone. They know who was shipped the seed and contact them. A little googling and phoning will get you answers...

Macros, or micros? You have all the macro's (above)...

Do the Boron and add Copper Sulfate at 3 tablespoons/K every 60 days. Also,do Zinc Sulfate at the same rate/timing. Read and follow the Micronutrient Application Guide for specifics.

Oh, great - I get to start off with a tricky, misleading set of test results... If you just looked at the test results and the minus signs, this does not look bad. But look closer and you see a single number invalidating everything else. Yup, a trap. The TEC number is at a level that means that the ...