Pet-Safe Lawn Patch Repair & DIY Liquid Fertilizer Kit For Healthy Grass Launch

Jul 15, 2022

Los Angeles,United States - July 15, 2022 /PressCable/ —

Gnome’s latest launch, the Puppy Patch Repair Kit, provides pet owners with a complete solution to healthier soil, greener grass, and a safer playground for dogs, cats, and young children.

More details can be found at https://trygnome.com/products/puppy-patch-repair-kit

The announcement outlines why the newly released repair kit makes lawn care more affordable and accessible for homeowners with energetic pets. Gnome is committed to providing sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions for a wide variety of grass and soil types, naturally enhancing moisture retention with a blend of humic acid and potassium.

As the temperature hots up over the summer months, lawns bear the brunt of increased activity coupled with sharp rises in humidity and a lack of rainfall. According to Eco-Farming Daily, a modest concentration of humic acid binds to grassroots, enabling them to receive greater nourishment from fertilizers and water.

The Puppy Patch Repair Kit contains two pouches of liquid fertilizer. These include Gnome’s proprietary Liquid Lush formula which contains 12% humic acid and 2% potassium. This product helps bolster drought tolerance and improves water retention while acting as a kind of conditioner for the soil, enhancing oxygenation and the uptake of nutrients.

Also included in the repair kit is Soil Balance. This balances potassium, kelp, and phosphorus in concentrated, slow-releasing nitrogen fertilizer. Kelp is particularly beneficial for establishing new turf and repairing lawns worn thin from animal paws and children playing. Soil Balance continues to stimulate grass growth for one to two months after its initial application.

About Gnome

The company was founded by college friends Clyde and Pierce who were inspired by the techniques used by their campus groundskeeper, Tom, who managed to keep his lawns looking luscious and green despite the heavy foot traffic of over 20,000 students.

Clyde says, “We developed the highest quality formulas, based on input from experts in every region of the United States. Our vision is that one hundred years from now, the Earth will look greener from outer space. We will have fewer algae blooms caused by fertilizer runoff, and more happy kids and pets enjoying their cushy grass without nasty fertilizer pellets getting stuck to their feet.”

Gnome is making healthy lawns and happy pets a reality for customers across the US.

For more information, go to https://trygnome.com/products/soil-balance

Contact Info:
Name: Clyde Atkins
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Organization: Gnome Technologies
Address: 1663 Sawtelle Ave Suite 303, Los Angeles, CA 90025, United States
Website: https://trygnome.com/

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