Revive Application

Revive works in two primary ways to restore your lawn's vibrant green color:

• Improves Water Absorption

  Revive acts as a wetting agent that helps water penetrate difficult soils more effectively. It changes how water interacts with your soil, allowing moisture to spread evenly and reach deeper into the root zone. This improved drainage happens by changing the water's behavior, not by altering your soil structure.

• Unlocks Nutrients

  Revive works as a chelating agent that releases vital nutrients like iron and zinc that are trapped in your soil. These nutrients can then bind to plant roots and become available when your grass needs them most.

When to Use Revive

Apply Revive whenever you fertilize your lawn for best results. This combination of proper watering, fertilization, and Revive will reduce common lawn problems like:

• Poor grass color
• Uneven or patchy growth
• Brown spots
• Areas that don't respond to watering

Spring Application: Applying Revive in early spring stimulates plant growth and creates a lush green lawn for the season ahead.

Summer Maintenance: Revive helps preserve your lawn's vibrant color and density even during heat and drought stress by promoting efficient water use.

Signs Your Lawn Needs Revive

Revive is most effective on hard-to-wet soils or lawns that have developed water repellence. Look for these indicators:

• Lawn areas or patches that don't respond to watering
• Slow water absorption when you water
• Color loss or inconsistent plant growth
• Frequent watering needed to maintain appearance

Where You Can Use Revive

While primarily used for turf, Revive works equally well for:

• Trees and shrubs
• Any soil type (acidic, neutral, or alkaline)
• Compacted soils that need improved water penetration

What Makes Revive Effective

Revive is made from processed plant materials, organic compounds, and fulvo-humates. Unlike traditional chemical wetting agents or fertilizers, it contains primary and secondary plant nutrients plus trace elements that penetrate deep into the root zone.

The formula also helps develop water-stable soil aggregates, which improve soil aeration and water-retention capacity over time.