For fertilizer spreaders the numbers usually represent the amount of fertilizer that is to be applied over a specific square feet of land. On spreaders you can find numbers such as 5, 5 and a half or 18 and a half.
What setting should my spreader be on?
Set your spreader so that it’s ¾ open when engaged. If, for example, the spreader is calibrated 1 to 20, set it at 15. Place eight pounds of Milorganite into the spreader’s hopper. This is about one-fifth bag, or 8 lbs., of Milorganite, which is equivalent to 24 cups.
What setting should I use on my Scotts spreader overseeding?
When using a Scotts rotary spreader, a setting of 6 1/4 is recommended for overseeding. Use the same setting for new lawns or on bare spot repairs; however, Scotts recommends going over the area twice. With a Scotts drop spreader, use a setting of 9 1/2 when overseeding and 15 for new lawns or to patch bare spots.
What setting should I set the Edgeguard Mini for fertilizer?
When applying grass seed for a new lawn, or repairing bare spots, set the orange dial to 13. For overseeding applications, set the dial to 7 1/2. Using your Edgeguard Mini broadcast spreader correctly will ensure accurate, even coverage and reduce wasting costly seed.
How do you use a Scott spreader?
Treat the perimeter of your lawn first, then steadily cover all areas of your yard going back and forth in straight lines. Make sure your passes overlap the product for even coverage. Pour any unused material back into the bag and sweep up any product that strayed from your lawn.
What setting do I use for Step 1 spreader?
SPREADER SETTINGS:
Scotts Wizz Spreader – Set to 3.75.
What do spreader settings mean?
A spreader setting is the rate in which you apply product to your lawn. Each Jonathan Green product has recommended rates of application and coverage based on bag size. The application rate is defined as the amount of material applied per unit area of land.
How do I use EdgeGuard mini?
To activate EdgeGuard feature, slide lever to “On” position, on backside of the spreader. The EdgeGuard Feature blocks off the right side of the spreader pattern to prevent product from spreading onto non-lawn areas. The EdgeGuard patented design automatically adjusts the flow rate to ensure even application.
How does Scotts EdgeGuard work?
Turn rate control to correct setting listed on the back of each Scotts product. When Edgeguard® is engaged it will block off right side of spreader pattern to prevent product from spreading onto non-lawns areas.
