Chef-O-Van Food Coloring, Green, 16 Ounce

It's been a very hot summer. Like other lawns in my neighborhood, my grass has yellow/brown dormant areas due to drought conditions. A neighbor successfully hid his lawn's brown spots using commercially produced spray-on lawn paint. I decided to do it too, but to save money I made my own green dye.I filled a 5 gallon bucket with water. Then added 1.5lbs of Epsom salts, some water soluble plant food, 4 ounces of green food coloring, and a couple ounces of liquid dish soap. I stirred it thoroughly before pouring into my garden pump sprayer.Overall I made fifteen gallons of the mixture. All the yellow-brown patches were sprayed twice. It took a couple hours to cover all the affected areas. The next day I irrigated the grass as usual and was happy to find that watering the lawn does not affect the green dye.Dormant grass doesn't grow, so the dyed areas should last a few weeks. From a distance the lawn looks alive and green; Up close I can tell it was dyed. However, the overall appearance is better and I'm very happy with the results.

Great greenish bluefish color. I dye chalks with this food coloring. I was pleasantly surprised when I got a bit of blue in the green. I don’t use it in food so I can’t offer advice for that purpose!

I put this in a sprayer with water and I dyed my front lawn because I do not water it I do not fertilize it I only mow when I have to and it looked just as good as all the neighbors who fuss fuss fuss water water water mow mow mow....

Great

Tiñe bastante, pero cuidado que no puedes pasarte pues sino queda damasiado oscuro

The color is perfect, tho still trying to get off of my fingers. The bottle was damaged when package arrived.

The color is a rich green and blends nicely! Great product and I would buy again.

This last longer then small. Tiny bottles. That stores sell. Wish they had all colors instead of certain colorings. But very good company6