Doff Lawn Feed

Doff Lawn Feed is 100% plant based, with added organic fertiliser to green up and thicken lawns without the use of harmful chemicals.

  • To be used as apart of the Doff Lawn Care Programme: Maintain your lawn with Doff Lawn Feed for sustained growth.
  • Vegan: 100% plant based and organic certified.
  • Nutrient rich, containing slow release elements.
  • Stimulates root growth.
  • OF&G Organic certified.
  • Covers up to 50sqm.
  • 1.25kg.
  • Contains Fertiliser NPK 4.5-2.5-8

    APPLICATION METHOD
    Apply at a rate of 25g per square metre by hand or use a spreader.

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
    • Mow the area to be treated.
    • Rake away any debris, moss and dead grass.
    • Water the lawn to make the surface moist.
    • Scatter product over the prepared area at a rate of 25g per square metre.
    • After 24 hours, if no rain has fallen and granules are visible on the surface, water in to activate.
    • If using a spreader, ensure the setting used applies the product at the correct rate, which may mean calibration before use.

    Additional information

    Weight 1.35 kg
    Dimensions 5.5 × 19 × 25.5 cm
    Barcode 5013655224184

    SKU F-LG-A25-DOF

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