Phosphorus is rarely limiting in turfgrass production, however in sandy root zones under irrigated conditions it can become limiting. Turfgrasses do not respond to excessive application of phosphorus in terms of color or growth. Excessive phosphorus can lead to deficiencies of minor elements, especially iron.
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