SiteOne rolls out 5 new turf products

February 15, 2019  - By
Photo: SiteOne Landscape Supply

Photo: SiteOne Landscape Supply

SiteOne Landscape Supply added five new products to its turf lineup: LESCO NOS, LESCO NOS Plus, LESCO PolyPlus-Opti, LESCO CarbonPro-L with MobilEX and LESCO CarbonPro-G.

“Superintendents have a lot to manage. The new LESCO fertilizers maximize water and nutrient efficiency through varying delivery mechanisms so superintendents can find products that align with their nutrition and greening goals,” said John Gertz, vp category management — agronomics at SiteOne Landscape Supply. “Part of our promise to customers is that your SiteOne representative is part of your team, helping you to achieve your goals. These new turf maintenance products from LESCO are part of how we deliver on that promise to get results, even in challenging environments like fertilizer blackout periods.”

The new products offer enhanced efficiency fertilization programs and innovative supplementary products that improve the soil and optimize future fertilizer applications.

NOS

LESCO NOS, or Nitrogen Optimization System, is a fully incorporated DCD-stabilized nitrogen fertilizer that prevents nitrogen loss. The technology in LESCO NOS slows the rate at which nitrogen is lost to environmental leaching and volatilization. By keeping nitrogen in an ammonium form longer, the plant efficiently uses nitrogen when needed, improving greening longevity between applications and maximizing application labor.

NOS Plus

LESCO NOS Plus is a fertilizer for a one-time application that feeds nitrogen over time and reduces nitrogen loss. NOS Plus combines two unique modes of action — a fully incorporated DCD with an advanced coating for slowly released nutrients. NOS Plus has a 38 percent higher plant NUE rate compared to unamended urea. Its dual mode of action formula protects against losses through volatilization, leaching and denitrification. LESCO NOS Plus meets slow-release technology mandates required in certain states.

“When tested, NOS and NOS Plus resulted in a 35 percent to 60 percent increase in nitrogen uptake when compared to unamended urea after 40 days of application,” Gertz said.

PolyPlus-Opti

LESCO’s new PolyPlus-Opti is an optimized source of polymer-coated urea. Its proprietary formula provides a linear, consistent release of nitrogen that maximizes greening between nutrient applications. The combination of amended and unamended urea sources delivers valuable nitrogen within the first three days without causing burn. The polymer coating on the granular fertilizer breaks down over time, resulting in a metered release of nitrogen. The precise, long-term delivery of nutrients translates to a customizable, consistent greening period, SiteOne said.

CarbonPro-L with MobilEX

CarbonPro-L with MobilEX is a nutrient-optimizing system that maximizes plant health and performance. The proprietary MobilEX nutrient technology supports cell wall stability by mobilizing calcium ions from organelle storage and increases nutrient transport by binding minerals to facilitate movement throughout the plant’s vascular tissues. The multisolution product can be tank mixed with most nonpesticide liquid applications. Research shows that CarbonPro-L with MobilEX promoted more root and shoot growth using 30 percent less nitrogen than positive and negative controls in tall fescue, according to the company.

CarbonPro-G

Now in granular form, CarbonPro-G is a microbial and carbon-based plant health nutrient optimizer that can be applied with a standard broadcast spreader to turf and landscape plantings. The multisolution product uses soil conditioning to deepen and strengthen roots, help with turf recovery, increase nutrient uptake and efficiency, assist with seed establishment and reduce operation costs spent treating turf stress. Its biocharged carbon structure holds water, making it available when needed by the plant. When applied, CarbonPro-G, regulates soil pH balance to be more neutral and helps repair damaged turf from winter salt damage.

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