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    Sunday Lawn Kickstart Fertilizer Instructions

    Green up your lawn faster with Lawn Kickstart. Follow these simple instructions for applying our high-iron lawn fertilizer to achieve your greenest grass yet.

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    When to apply Lawn Kickstart

    Apply fertilizer in spring when daily average temperatures are between 50-85°F. For best results, apply in the right range for your grass type:

    Cool-season grasses: above 50-59°F

    Warm-season grasses: above 60-69°F

    Pre-application tips

    • Best time to apply is early morning, followed by evening
    • Don't apply if rain is expected within 3 hours
    • Only apply when your grass is actively growing and not stressed

    How to apply Lawn Kickstart

    For Sunday custom plans

    Check your My Plan checklist for your personalized application dates.

    How to apply Lawn Kickstart

    1

    Prep your lawn and pouch

    Lawn Kickstart instructions

    Water your lawn at least 2 hours before application if the soil is dry.

    Shake the pouch. Then remove the cap and attach the sprayer nozzle.

    2

    Attach your hose

    Lawn Kickstart step 2

    Hook up your hose to the sprayer nozzle. Then turn on the water and open the valve to spray.

    3

    Spray it on

    Lawn Kickstart instructions step 3

    Aim for a light, even coat of nutrients across the entire coverage area, doubling back for an additional coat if needed. A full pouch should take about 10–15 minutes to apply.

    Lawn Kickstart application rates

    • One pouch can cover lawns between 1,000–4,000 square feet
    • Two pouches can cover lawns between 4,000–10,000 square feet
    • Three pouches can cover lawns 10,000+ square feet
    4

    Save for later

    Lawn Kickstart instructions step 4

    Save your sprayer nozzle for next time.

    5

    Let it dry

    Allow grass to dry fully for best results. You can get back on your lawn as soon as it dries!

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      Lawn Kickstart application tips

      • Let fertilizer dry before walking on the lawn—it can take 4-24 hrs
      • Wait 2 days after applying before mowing
      • Follow instructions and avoid overuse

      Lawn Kickstart FAQs

      What if I miss an application?

      Don't worry! You can apply Lawn Kickstart before or after your scheduled date. Just ensure you wait at least one week between fertilizer applications to prevent overapplication.

      How do I use Lawn Kickstart with other Sunday products?

      Lawn Kickstart is made to work with Sunday plans and products. For best results, apply Lawn Kickstart according to your custom plan schedule.

      When using multiple Sunday products:

      • Let liquid fertilizers, like Lawn Kickstart, dry completely before applying anything else
      • For best results, use in combination with weed control and grass seed for a comprehensive lawn care approach. You can apply in any order, but we recommend weeding, feeding, then seeding.

      When should I stop fertilizing?

      Typically, cool-season lawns should stop fertilizing in fall (between late September and mid-October) or when temperatures cool and grass growth slows.

      Warm-season lawns can apply lawn fertilizer until temperatures cool and grass growth slows later into the fall.

      How and where do I store products?

      Store upright with the cap tightly closed. Avoid excessive heat or freezing temperatures. Pouches can be stored for reuse, but shake well before each use for best results.

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      Jenni Hanley

      Jenni earned her Bachelor of Journalism with a minor in Sociology from the University of Missouri. Her background includes reporting, editing, and content writing, and she is passionate about gardening.

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