Iron Sulfate (Iron Vitriol) 3 kg – Your secret weapon for a moss-free, strong lawn
Product Description:
Has your dream lawn been buried under moss and lost its shine? Iron Sulfate (also known as iron vitriol) is an effective, natural mineral-based solution that helps restore your lawn’s vitality. It’s not just moss control – it’s a lawn health booster.
Why Choose Baltic Agro Iron Sulfate?
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Dual Action: This product effectively inhibits moss growth by creating an acidic environment unsuitable for moss, while simultaneously strengthening your lawn.
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Greener Results: Iron is an essential micronutrient for plants. Using it intensifies photosynthesis, making your lawn deep green and dense.
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Safe for Your Lawn: When used correctly, it nourishes your lawn without scorching it.
How to Use Iron Sulfate?
For best results, use the product from April to October. Avoid use during drought or heavy rain.
You have two application methods:
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Dry Method: Spread the fine granules evenly over the lawn surface.
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Coverage: 3 kg is enough to treat 300 m².
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Watering Solution (Faster Effect): Dissolve the granules in water and water your lawn.
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Ratio: 200 g of product per 10 liters of water (enough for 20 m²).
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What Happens After Use? After using iron sulfate, you’ll notice the moss turning black – a sign the process is working.
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Wait until the moss is completely dry/blackened.
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Carefully rake out the black moss (this also aerates your lawn’s roots).
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Fill any gaps with fresh soil and sow new lawn seeds.
Expert Tip: For comprehensive care, we recommend liming your lawn in spring or autumn (to regulate soil pH) and regularly fertilizing with a special lawn fertilizer during the growing season.
⚠️ Important Reminder! Iron sulfate is a strong-acting substance. When exposed to moisture, the product may leave brown rust stains on clothes, shoes, decking, curb stones, and paving stones.
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Handle with care.
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If granules get on stone surfaces, remove them immediately by wiping/brushing dry (do not use water, it will cause a stain).
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