TurfRx Mg Benefits at a Glance
- True, Lasting Green Color – Fuels chlorophyll production at the source.
- Maximized Photosynthesis – Captures more light, creating stronger, healthier turf.
- Prevents Chlorosis – Protects against pale, yellowing leaves caused by Mg shortages.
- Stronger Energy Reserves – Supports growth, recovery, and resilience under stress.
- Efficient Magnesium Delivery – Micro-encapsulated carbon technology promotes fast absorption and translocation.
Unlock the green: Maximum color. Maximum playability.
Suggested Rate
| Rate | 0.125 – 1 gal/acre |
|---|---|
| Timing | Every 1–4 weeks, or as needed |
| Special Notes | Does not have to be watered in right away. |
Understanding Magnesium for Turf Color
Why is Magnesium so Important for Turf?
Magnesium (Mg) is the central atom in the chlorophyll molecule — without it, turf cannot efficiently capture sunlight for photosynthesis. Healthy chlorophyll equals healthy green turf.
Isn't Iron Enough to Get Dark Green Turf?
Iron (Fe) is a valuable tool for enhancing turf color, which is why it's so widely used. But as a micronutrient, it's needed in small amounts and its effects are often shorter-lived — requiring frequent reapplications. Magnesium, by contrast, is a macronutrient that plays a central role in building chlorophyll. Because plants require it in larger quantities, Mg provides a stronger, longer-lasting foundation for true green color.
How Does Magnesium Work With Iron?
Magnesium builds the chlorophyll structure that gives turf its green color, while Iron compliments it. Using Mg alongside a lower input of Fe results in a deep, lasting color every turf manager wants.
What Happens if Turf is Magnesium-Deficient?
Deficiencies cause pale or yellow turf due to reduced chlorophyll production. Even if iron is applied, the turf can't achieve optimal green without magnesium.