Re: Fertilizers residues on lawn

Posted by Niki on November 27, 2001 at 21:51:26:

In Reply to: Fertilizers residues on lawn posted by nicholas lonce on November 27, 2001 at 12:07:29:

I've read that if you apply fertilizer but then
decide to let your tort on it, you need to wait
until the lawn has been mown at least 3 times and
has had plenty of rainfall in between.
It sounds like it's not your lawn if your not sure
of what's going on with it, and personally if it
was my tortoise Teddy, he would not be grazing on
that lawn period until at least a year had past,
if ever.

• Ted

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: I've read that if you apply fertilizer but then : decide to let your tort on it, you need to wait : until the lawn has been mown at least 3 times and : has had plenty of rainfall in between. : It sounds like it's not your lawn if your not sure : of what's going on with it, and personally if it : was my tortoise Teddy, he would not be grazing on : that lawn period until at least a year had past, : if ever.

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