Corn gluten meal (CGM) is an organic pre-emergent herbicide and nitrogen fertilizer. Unlike synthetic chemicals (Scotts, Ortho), it doesn't harm soil biology, pets, or people. Chemical pre-emergents inhibit all seeds—including desirable grass and flowers—while CGM targets mainly small-seeded weeds.
Weeds thrive in poor, compacted, chemically dependent soil. A total organic program—sugar/molasses to feed microbes, deep watering, alfalfa meal, lava sand—creates soil conditions where weeds simply cannot compete. Within 2–3 years, weed pressure becomes negligible.
A thick, green, weed-free lawn with 90% less work and cost—no chemicals required.
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