So how can corn gluten help in the garden? Glad you asked…
Corn gluten can be used as a natural pre-emergent – to suppress weeds. Specifically, corn gluten inhibits the seed from germinating by drying it out as it cracks open to sprout. This action stops the development of roots – stopping the growth of the weed.
While its primary use is to stop weeds, corn gluten also has a high nitrogen count: 9-0-0. This nitrogen acts as a fertilizer and helps to green up established plants and lawns.
Here are some of the weeds that corn gluten effectively controls:
• Barnyard grass • Bermuda grass • Crabgrass • Creeping bentgrass • Curly Dock • Dandelions • Foxtail | • Lambsquarter • Pigweed • Plantains • Purslane • Redroot Bigweed • Smart weed |
Continued use of corn gluten will actually diminish weed populations from year to year.
Safe, effective and easy to use…what more could you want from a natural herbicide?
Take a look at Orland’s Safe-T-Weed on our website and discover the amazing benefits of corn gluten for yourself.
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