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lesco fertilizer with herbicide Lesco 21-0-11 Bahia Lawn Weed & Feed

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lesco fertilizer with herbicide Lesco 21-0-11 Bahia Lawn Weed & FeedMomentum 21 0 11 Weed & Feed LESCO Momentum Force Weed & Feed 21 0 11 is a professional grade granular lawn fertilizer and broadleaf weed control product made for established turf. This premium weed and feed formula combines a 21 0 11 fertilizer blend with post emergent herbicides to help control listed broadleaf weeds while supporting rich color, steady growth, and improved lawn durability. Formulated with LESCO Poly Plus polymer coated urea, this

Momentum 21-0-11 Weed & Feed

LESCO Momentum Force Weed & Feed 21-0-11 is a professional-grade granular lawn fertilizer and broadleaf weed control product made for established turf. This premium weed and feed formula combines a 21-0-11 fertilizer blend with post-emergent herbicides to help control listed broadleaf weeds while supporting rich color, steady growth, and improved lawn durability.

Formulated with LESCO Poly Plus polymer-coated urea, this product provides extended nitrogen feeding for more consistent turf growth. The added potassium helps strengthen grass against environmental stress, while iron and manganese support deeper color and a healthier-looking lawn.

LESCO Momentum Force Weed & Feed is designed for use when broadleaf weeds are actively growing, typically in spring or early fall. It controls many common lawn weeds, including dandelion, clover, chickweed, plantain, oxalis, ragweed, thistle, spurge, ground ivy, henbit, buckhorn, and many others listed on the product label.

Quick Product Specs

Feature Details
Product Name LESCO Momentum Force Weed & Feed
Fertilizer Analysis 21-0-11
Product Type Granular fertilizer plus broadleaf herbicide
Bag Size 50 lb
Coverage Up to approx. 13,880 sq. ft. at label rate
Application Rate 3.6 lb per 1,000 sq. ft.
Best Application Timing Spring or early fall, when weeds are actively growing
Application Method Apply evenly with a lawn/turf spreader
EPA Reg. No. 228-412-10404

Key Benefits

Benefit Why It Matters
2-in-1 lawn care Feeds turf while helping control listed broadleaf weeds
21% nitrogen Encourages green, dense lawn growth
11% potassium Supports turf strength, durability, and stress tolerance
Slow-release feeding Promotes extended nitrogen release and more uniform growth
Broadleaf weed control Helps manage common weeds such as dandelion, clover, chickweed, plantain, oxalis, and thistle
Professional-grade formula Made for dependable turf maintenance results
Granular application Easy to spread evenly with a calibrated lawn spreader

Fertilizer Analysis

Nutrient Guaranteed Analysis
Total Nitrogen 21.00%
Soluble Potash 11.00%
Sulfur 4.00%
Iron 1.40%
Manganese 0.70%
Slowly Available Urea Nitrogen 18.90%

Active Herbicide Ingredients

Active Ingredient Percentage
Isooctyl ester of 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid 1.196%
2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid 0.162%
Mecoprop-p 0.319%
Dicamba 0.080%
Other Ingredients 98.243%

Compatible Turfgrasses

Turfgrass Use Guidance
Bahia Grass Listed for use
Bermuda Grass Listed for use
Bluegrass Listed for use
Centipede Grass Listed for use
Fescue / Tall Fescue Listed for use
Ryegrass Listed for use
St. Augustine Grass Listed for use
Zoysia Grass Listed for use
Buffalo Grass Confirm current label and local guidance before use

Do Not Use On

Area or Plant Type Restriction
Dichondra Do not apply
Carpetgrass Do not apply
Desirable clover Do not apply where desirable clover is present
Flowers and vegetables Avoid contact
Ornamentals and shrubs Avoid contact
Desirable trees Do not apply within the dripline of desirable trees
Newly seeded or newly sodded turf Wait until after the lawn has been mowed at least 3 times

Application Guide

Step Recommendation
Apply When Broadleaf weeds are actively growing
Best Seasons Spring or early fall
Lawn Condition Apply when the grass is moist from dew, light rain, or sprinkling
Mowing Avoid mowing 1-2 days before and after application
Watering Do not water treated areas for 48 hours after application
Rainfall Avoid applying if rain is expected within 48 hours
Reseeding Wait at least 3-4 weeks after application before reseeding
Repeat Treatment May be repeated after about 30 days if needed
Maximum Use Do not exceed 2 applications per year

Guide

FAQ

What is LESCO Momentum Force Weed & Feed 21-0-11 used for?
It is used to fertilize established turf while controlling many listed broadleaf weeds, including dandelion, clover, chickweed, plantain, oxalis, and other common lawn weeds.

How much area does a 50 lb bag cover?
At the labeled rate of 3.6 lb per 1,000 sq. ft., one 50 lb bag covers up to approximately 13,880 sq. ft. Coverage may vary depending on application rate and spreader calibration.

When should this weed-and-feed be applied?
Apply when broadleaf weeds are actively growing, typically in spring or early fall. For best results, apply when the grass is moist and avoid mowing 1-2 days before and after treatment.

Can this product be used on newly seeded grass?
No. Do not apply to newly seeded or newly sodded turf until the lawn has been mowed at least three times.

How long should I wait before watering after application?
Avoid watering treated areas for 48 hours after application. Watering too soon can wash the weed-control material off the target weeds.

Can I reseed after using this product?
Yes, but wait at least 3-4 weeks after application before reseeding.

How often can this product be applied?
Do not apply more than 2 times per year. A minimum of about 30 days should pass between applications.

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