Quick-release fertilizers like 10-10-10 dump all nutrients at once—like eating a week's meals in one sitting. The grass greens up fast, but after a couple of rains, the nutrients are gone.
Turf-specific fertilizers (e.g., 29-0-4) use coated granules that release nitrogen gradually over weeks. This provides consistent nutrition, deeper roots, and better stress tolerance—exactly what Bermuda grass needs for long-term health.
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