LSA Premium Lawn Fertiliser 4kg

LSA Premium Lawn Fertiliser

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STYLE-102
$37.95 - $79.95
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Description
Quick Facts
Fast & Slow Release Feeds up to 12 Weeks All Lawn Types 4kg & 10kg Options

Lawn Solutions Premium Lawn Fertiliser combines fast and slow-release granules to give lawns an initial lift followed by sustained feeding for up to 12 weeks. Its balanced nutrients and trace elements support rich colour, recovery and steady growth across home lawns and professional turf.

Benefits:
  • Initial nutrient boost plus extended feeding
  • Supports colour, growth and recovery
  • Suitable for new and established lawns after the first mow
  • Works across Buffalo, Kikuyu, Couch, Zoysia and other lawns
When to Apply:

Apply while the lawn is actively growing. For general maintenance, use during spring, summer and autumn, using the appropriate seasonal rate for the turf type. Avoid use above 30°C.

How to Use:

Apply evenly with a spreader or by hand in a criss-cross pattern, then water in thoroughly immediately. Keep granules off paths and paving.

Application Rate:

Apply 20–25g per m² for general use, with turf-specific seasonal rates from 10–25g per m².

Coverage:

At 20–25g per m², the 4kg pack covers approximately 160–200m² and the 10kg pack approximately 400–500m². Lower turf-specific rates can extend coverage to 400m² and 1,000m² respectively.

NPK & Nutrient Analysis:

16:0.7:4
20% sulphur
1.5% calcium
2% iron

Important:

Wait until a new lawn has been mown before applying. Water in immediately, avoid wet hard surfaces and sweep granules from paving before irrigation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are both pack sizes the same fertiliser?

Yes. The 4kg and 10kg variants use the same formulation and directions.

How long does it feed?

The slow-release component can continue feeding for up to 12 weeks.

Is it suitable for Buffalo?

Yes. It was developed for Buffalo and works on other common lawn varieties.

Why does coverage vary?

Coverage depends on the turf-specific rate. General 20–25g/m² rates cover less area than the lowest 10g/m² application rate.