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Derived from Urea, Phosphoric Acid, Potassium Nitrate, Potassium Hydroxide, EDTA Iron, EDTA Manganese, EDTA Zinc, EDTA Copper, Sodium Molybdate, Leonardite Ore.
Analysis:
Total Nitrogen (N) 12.00% Iron (Fe) 0.50%
Available Phosphoric Acid (P2O5) 4.00% Humic Acid 0.50%
Soluble Potash (K2O) 8.00%
Copper (Cu) 0.05%
Description:
HastaGro 12-4-8 Liquid Lawn Food is like getting a lawn care kit in a bottle. HastaGro Lawn Food contains a blend of quality, natural lawn food supplements plus Medina Soil Activator and Humate Liquid Humus. It's great for a quick lawn green-up since the nutrients are absorbed by the leaves within minutes. Avoid the messes and chemical hazards of harsh fertilizers. Give your lawn a HastaGro Lawn Food treatment.
? Fast, efficient absorption
? More vigorous lawns from spring to fall
? Stimulates natural soil organisms
? Complete nutrient uptake for less fertilizer waste
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I have used this product with great results in Texas and have heard numerous positive comments from other organic gardeners that use it. When you use it, water first and then the last thing you should spray is the Hasta Gro Lawn for it to work the best. This fertilizer is not only for short term looks. Medina helps long term soil health and starts to let the soil take care of itself so you will need less fertilizer over time. They did experiments in barren fields years ago and it helped at the time, but now, years later, the area that they used it on is the only green in the fields.
Amazon Verified Purchase
I bought this product in the spring (May). I was trying to revitalize my lawn after letting my yard go by not fertilizing for a year. Weeds and crabgrass were starting to take over. Anyway, I discovered this product on the Medina website. I was eager and excited about using it. So I discovered it being sold on Amazon website and started to read the reviews (only 2 at that time). One of the reviews gave it one star (P. Burnside) saying that the product was "worthless". However, knowing that many a people swear that Medina makes great products (ex.: Hasta Gro), I dismissed that review.
Upon receiving the product, it came well packed and I was expecting some great results. However, after applying (May 15) and waiting about a week, I was concerned because I hadn't seen any noticeable results yet in color or growth. And considering it was a liquid fertilizer I felt it more ample enough time to have seen some progress.
So it is now fall and I was actually going to try the Medina product again thinking that maybe I had let the lawn go for too long and that it was going to take more than one application before I would notice any real results. However, I had procrastinated ordering the product and I wanted to immediately put down an application. So I went to Walmart and instead of buying a liquid fertilizer I decided to go with Scott's Winterguard granules. I applied the fertilizer (September 26) and within a week I started noticing that the grass was growing and looked as if it was standing at attention. Within 10 days the grass actually looked "fuller and greener" and my neighbor even asked me "did you fertilize?".
What I am saying is that the great results the Scott's Winterguard yielded inspired me to leave this post about just how little (if any) results the Medina Hasta Gro Lawn Fertilizer produced. There was absolutely no color change and it did not accelerate the growth. I was highly disappointed with the product and I would discourage anyone from buying and using it. I agree with the aforementioned review that this product is worthless, at least it was for me. I said it did nothing for my lawn, well, it actually made it worse since it did nothing. I won't be buying Medina again.
Upon receiving the product, it came well packed and I was expecting some great results. However, after applying (May 15) and waiting about a week, I was concerned because I hadn't seen any noticeable results yet in color or growth. And considering it was a liquid fertilizer I felt it more ample enough time to have seen some progress.
So it is now fall and I was actually going to try the Medina product again thinking that maybe I had let the lawn go for too long and that it was going to take more than one application before I would notice any real results. However, I had procrastinated ordering the product and I wanted to immediately put down an application. So I went to Walmart and instead of buying a liquid fertilizer I decided to go with Scott's Winterguard granules. I applied the fertilizer (September 26) and within a week I started noticing that the grass was growing and looked as if it was standing at attention. Within 10 days the grass actually looked "fuller and greener" and my neighbor even asked me "did you fertilize?".
What I am saying is that the great results the Scott's Winterguard yielded inspired me to leave this post about just how little (if any) results the Medina Hasta Gro Lawn Fertilizer produced. There was absolutely no color change and it did not accelerate the growth. I was highly disappointed with the product and I would discourage anyone from buying and using it. I agree with the aforementioned review that this product is worthless, at least it was for me. I said it did nothing for my lawn, well, it actually made it worse since it did nothing. I won't be buying Medina again.
Received Hastagrow in timely fashion. No problems. as far as the product goes we shall see. When I lived in Texas I used Hastagrow all the time I am now in Michigan and noone has heard of it let alone find it on the shelf. Online was the only way. After first application I was pleased with results. Will purchase the gallon next for second application. Stay tuned.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Must lawn for a great lawn!
I apply about once a month during the summer in South Texas; this stuff should be illegal because it works so good.
Published on September 2, 2009 by James W. Jordan III
Worthless
This product gives a bad name to Organic. It's unfortunate, because I wanted to stay away from spreading chemicals on my lawn. Read more
Published on July 1, 2009 by P. Burnside
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