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Milorganite after pre-emergent?

10 years ago

How long should I wait to add to lawn, 1-2-3 weeks?

I put down some spring fertilizer with crabgrass preventer last Saturday, 10 days ago. I want to add some Milorganite to the lawn, but do not want to overdue the nitrogen. How long do you think I should wait before applying. We are supposed to get some rain on Thursday and this coming weekend and was hoping to add it before then if all possible.

Thanks.

Comments (2)

andy10917
10 years ago
You didn't say how much Nitrogen you put down with the first application, so there is no way to know how much headroom is left.
tdhawks
Original Author
10 years ago
I realized that after I submitted it. Thanks.

Bag was 20lbs, covers 5000 sq. ft. 25-2-2. My yard is 4700 sq. ft. so I used the entire bag. Formula is designed locally for our grasses.
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