can plant fertitizer be put on the lawn?

Answer 1

The nutrients are different and the plant fertilizer is usually more expensive, so it wouldn't be as beneficial for you to do. Just get a good lawn fertilizer, I prefer, Miracle Grow for lawns you apply it with a hose applicator,but I hear Scott's works pretty good also.

Answer 2

In a simple word NO! The levels of nutrients are so different and availabilty to the plant so different. There is, however, a very special exception to this rule.
Go to a local Nursery, not a box-store, and request a 10-10-10 with mineral granular fertilizer. It is generally cheap ($10 or less) in a fifty pound bag. Provides the basic fert, and minerals for ALL growing materials. It can be used on turf, shrubs, trees, houseplants, and great for starting new plants.
It is great for use outdoors since it is a mild fert. It can be used three times a year on turf (mid/late spring, mid summer, and late fall). The shrubs love it in spring, summer and fall.
Houseplants accept it , at a minimum dose, four times a year.
The Late Fall application to the lawn makes for an earlier than your neighbors greening of the lawn and helps the shrubs survive the winter. Cheap and effective, however, get the granular only!

Answer 3

Depends but it shouldn't hurt, might not have as great an effect.

Now if yours is a Class A+++ lawn and you spend hours upon hours painstakingly taking care of it then I probably wouldn't do it, but then you probably wouldn't be asking and most lawns are average class so anyway, I think it will be ok.

Answer 4

and what is grass? an animal?

Answer 5

sure, Reg.. no problem.