Green Lawnger Turf Colorant 1 Liter

This product worked great as a divot sand colorant... I needed green sand for the infill process on an artificial turf putting green, so I decided to make my own green sand, rather than buy it. I found that an electric concrete mixer and bags of DRY sand did the trick when using this product. You dilute the product slightly, then add slowly to the churning sand in the mixer. The darker you want the sand, the more product you use. So, you could get a large pile of light green sand from one bottle of this product, a few buckets of dark green sand, or anything in between. Further instructions for mixing are on the bottle.... I hope this helps!!!

Color is way off

Looks good, much, much better than a dry brown lawn. We haven't watered in months and our lawn is totally dead. Doesn't cover as much as stated, used a liter to make a little over 2 gallons which covered about 700 sq. ft. Color is pretty natural. See before and after pics attached. But overall very good, pleased with results. Sprayed on with Smith 2 gallon garden sprayer.

Nice and inexpensive product, it definitely turned all the dead brown into a nice sports-field green. However, it only lasted a week and a half before it started fading. I don't know if it has to do with the heat here in southern California, or perhaps I needed a less diluted solution of mix but it faded too quick. This will work great if you want your field to look great quick - yet only for a short duration apparently.

Works great forspritzing up those brown spots on the lawn until new seed can mature. Doesn't kill the grass. Note instructions on diluting to match the color of your variety of grass. Color lasts a long time.

This is fun stuff and can be useful, but your lawn better be fertilized a deep luscious green or it will look out of place.Or if you have a tiny tiny postage stamp of a lawn you could do the whole thing.It stains rocks and cement, so be wary of that.

worked well, good color, easy to apply. I used a tank sprayer. PLEASE NOTE: THE COVERAGE INDICATED ON THE LABEL IS A LITTLE MISLEADING. ONE QUART MIXED WITH 2 GALLONS WATER, COVERED 1000 SQ FT. AND MY GRASS WAS ONLY SEMI DORMANT. However, I was very pleased with the results, and purchased 3 more quarts.

I actually used this on 30" tall junipers that surround my lot. After 25 years some of the junipers have dead branches. I have pruned these off for a couple of years. Pruning makes holes in the continuous coverage, so I thought I would give this paint a try. I sprayed the dead leaves lightly, and they actually look pretty good. I know that eventually the dead leaves will fall off, but for the last 4 months, and probably for the rest of the year, the juniper border looks good.