A 100% natural way to limit weeds
Corn gluten is a natural protein-based powder primarily used as a nitrogen-rich fertilizer for lawns while also acting as a natural germination inhibitor.
It helps prevent the emergence of certain weeds by interfering with root development after seeds germinate. It is particularly useful in reducing the appearance of common weeds such as crabgrass, dandelions, and other weed seeds present in the soil.
In addition to its weed-prevention properties, corn gluten also works as a natural fertilizer thanks to its slow-release nitrogen content. This nitrogen feeds the lawn gradually for two to three months, helping promote a dense, green, and healthy lawn.
When used as part of a regular lawn care program, corn gluten helps create a thicker turf that naturally leaves less room for weeds to grow.
Application Tips
Corn gluten is a natural product derived from corn used as both a fertilizer and a natural germination inhibitor. It helps prevent certain weeds while feeding the lawn.
Yes. When applied at the correct time, corn gluten can help reduce the germination of certain weeds, particularly crabgrass. It works as a preventive treatment.
In Quebec, the best time to apply corn gluten is in the spring, between mid-April and mid-May, before weeds begin to germinate. A second application can be done in late summer or early fall.
Yes. Corn gluten is a naturally derived product and is generally considered safe when used according to recommended guidelines.
Yes. Corn gluten is widely used in lawn care programs throughout Greater Montreal, Laval, Longueuil, Brossard, the South Shore, and the North Shore as a natural option to help limit weeds.
Corn gluten does not replace curative herbicides. It mainly works as a preventive treatment that limits the germination of new weeds.