Are Your Plants or Grass Yellowing?
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Do you have plants or grass areas that seem to be yellowing for no
reason? This could be for a couple of reasons:
One of the problems is that you may be over watering the plant.
If the soil seems soupy or too mushy you want to cut back on the
watering until the soil is damp but firm.
The other reason could be that there is an iron deficiency in the
soil. An easy way to add iron to most soils is by adding ironite.
Ironite can generally be found at your local hardware store or
nursery. Make sure to follow the directions on the bag and if you
are putting it on your lawn be sure to not get any on the concrete
that surrounds the lawn as it will cause rust stains. If it does get on
any concrete surface you will want to sweep it off right away.
reason? This could be for a couple of reasons:
One of the problems is that you may be over watering the plant.
If the soil seems soupy or too mushy you want to cut back on the
watering until the soil is damp but firm.
The other reason could be that there is an iron deficiency in the
soil. An easy way to add iron to most soils is by adding ironite.
Ironite can generally be found at your local hardware store or
nursery. Make sure to follow the directions on the bag and if you
are putting it on your lawn be sure to not get any on the concrete
that surrounds the lawn as it will cause rust stains. If it does get on
any concrete surface you will want to sweep it off right away.