Is there any reason not to apply Serenade and milk together? I have access to raw milk so I'm going to give it a try. My next Serenade app is coming up this week so I thought I'd just do them both at the same time. Maybe some KH too?
Thanks.
Serenade and milk together?
- LeftField11
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Re: Serenade and milk together?
Milk has a pretty neutral ph of about 6.5. I would guess that the micros in Serenade should survive that.
I had some worries about the same thing. My approach was to use milk as a base for a batch of soil conditioner. Volumes determined by lawn size and desired application rate for the ingredients. I mixed the milk with baby shampoo, molasses, some dissolvable humic acid and dissolvable kelp powder. I sprayed that with the hose end sprayer. Apply the Serenade, Companion, or Actinovate the next day. Maybe the shampoo will help with soil penetration.
I had some worries about the same thing. My approach was to use milk as a base for a batch of soil conditioner. Volumes determined by lawn size and desired application rate for the ingredients. I mixed the milk with baby shampoo, molasses, some dissolvable humic acid and dissolvable kelp powder. I sprayed that with the hose end sprayer. Apply the Serenade, Companion, or Actinovate the next day. Maybe the shampoo will help with soil penetration.
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Re: Serenade and milk together?
Is there any reason to apply milk with your Serenade? I feel like I should pour my cereal on my lawn right before... haha
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