FAQS
Product Application
How do I use product with a hose end sprayer?
• Connect the Turf Titan sprayer to your garden hose
• Turn the water on at a low to medium flow
• Slide the thumb activation switch to ON
• Move Swift and Cover Entire Lawn Evenly
• Water in for 20 minutes after application
How long after applying before I can go on the lawn?
You may walk on the lawn right away but for best results let product soak in before walking on lawn (6-8 hours).
Do I absolutely have to water the product in?
No, if there is a chance of rain you can always apply it before rain is expected. It’s best practice to water in, but not imperative. Our products were pulled from products used by farmers and they don’t water the products in. It will only help performance if you are able to.
Product Specifications
Can I store these products for later use?
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight. Product will store for 2 years under normal conditions.
It’s best to apply all Turf Titan products when your soil temperature is above 50 degreesF
Do you sell wholesale or for commercial applications?
You bet. Give us a call or drop us an email and let’s talk. We sell larger sizes all the way up to totes of our products.
Where can I find the SDS's for your product?
Scroll to the bottom of our home page on the turftitan.com and you will find a link for SDS's. You can find them here as well!
What products do you recommend for killing weeds?
We are sorry. We don't have any products that kill. We only help things get better and grow!
Roughly how many square feet do your products cover?
6,000 square feet for our 32oz products if applied properly. You need to move quickly through your lawn. If you are going to move slower just apply at a 2 oz. per gallon rate ensuring you wet all areas of your lawn. Your goal is only to wet the blades of grass.
Soil Health & Microbes
How do microbes help the lawn?
Microorganisms break down soil's organic matter into a form that's useful for plants. This increases soil fertility by making nutrients like; nitrogen, phosphorous, sulfur, and iron available to the soil.
