21605 FOOD STARTER FERTILIZER GRASS 5000 SQ FT
by Gap Power
SKU 151-1708
Original price
$34.95
-
Original price
$34.95
Original price
$34.95
$34.95
$34.95
-
$34.95
Current price
$34.95
In-Store Availability
Stock Status:
3+
Location:
Not Specified
In-Store Only — Visit us in Gap, PA to purchase
Overview
Scotts Turf Builder Starter Food for New Grass (03224721605) is designed for lawn establishment, supporting faster root and blade development in newly seeded lawns, sod applications, and grass plug installations.
| MPN | 03224721605 |
|---|---|
| Brand / Sub-Brand | Scotts / Turf Builder |
| Fertilizer Analysis (N-P-K) | 24-25-4 |
| Container Size | 15 lb. |
| Coverage Area | 5,000 sq. ft. |
| Product Form | Granules |
| Packaging Type | Bagged |
| Primary Usage | Lawn Starter / New Lawn |
| Grass Type Compatibility | All Grasses (including Bermuda Grass) |
| Application Region | Multi-Region |
| Suitable Lawn Size | Medium (4,001–9,999 sq. ft.) |
| Organic | No |
| OMRI Certified | No |
| Water Soluble | No |
| Phosphorus Free | No |
| Iron Included | No |
| Pre/Post Emergent | Neither |
Technical Features
- 24-25-4 N-P-K ratio: High phosphorus content (25) directly supports root system development in seedlings, which is critical during the establishment phase when root anchoring is the primary growth priority.
- Granule form factor: Dry granular application allows for even distribution across the seedbed without requiring dissolution in water, simplifying application with standard broadcast or drop spreaders.
- 15 lb. bag covering 5,000 sq. ft.: Provides a defined application rate suited for medium-sized lawn projects, reducing the risk of over-application and nutrient runoff.
- Compatible with all grass types, including Bermuda Grass: Eliminates the need to select a grass-specific formula, making it suitable for multi-region use across diverse turf varieties.
- Formulated for new-lawn application conditions: Nutrient ratios are calibrated for seedling-stage grass rather than established turf, reducing the risk of nutrient imbalance during early growth.
Applications
- Seeding new lawns from scratch on bare or prepared soil
- Laying sod where accelerated root-to-soil bonding is required
- Installing grass plugs in patchy or damaged lawn areas
- Overseeding medium-sized lawns (up to 5,000 sq. ft. per bag) in need of rejuvenation
- New lawn establishment across multiple U.S. climate regions
















































