Floasis
Utah's 2026 snowpack is the lowest in decades. Mandatory watering restrictions are expected this summer. Our system feeds and strengthens every plant on your property automatically, all season long.
Fertigation is a small system that connects directly to your existing sprinkler lines. Every time your irrigation runs, it automatically mixes precise, liquid nutrients into the water — feeding not just your grass, but your trees, shrubs, flowers, and ground cover too. Everything running off your irrigation system gets fed at the root level, with zero extra effort from you.
A well-nourished landscape handles heat and drought stress the same way a healthy body handles illness — it has the reserves to fight back. Here's what's happening below the surface.
Your grass, trees, shrubs, and flowers grow roots 2–3× deeper when properly fed. Deeper roots = more water access when the surface dries out.
One nutrient — potassium — acts like a natural "water saver" inside each cell. It keeps cells full and firm, like tiny water balloons that resist drying out.
Grass breathes through tiny pores (stomata). Well-fed grass opens and closes those pores perfectly — letting air in while keeping water from escaping.
When drought hits, well-nourished plants produce natural proteins that repair damage. Think of it as the grass's immune system — it only works when it's well fed.
These three nutrients make the biggest difference in drought survival.
Controls every plant's "water valves." Reduces water loss by up to 40% and keeps plants thriving up to 3 weeks longer under drought stress.
Powers root growth from grass blades to tree trunks. More phosphorus = deeper roots = more drought survival.
Keeps your landscape green and vibrant. Small doses regularly (fertigation) works far better than one big dump — which actually makes drought worse.
This is why it matters.
Most homeowners see visible results within the first 1–2 months.
Schedule Your Visit → or call/text 435-777-4743Yes — and it's what turfgrass scientists recommend. Water deeply, keep your landscape well-nourished, and roots go deep enough to handle it. University research shows bluegrass survives on 60–70% of its normal water when nutrition is dialed in.
This isn't a normal dry year. Utah is facing its worst drought conditions in decades — snowpack is roughly half of what it should be, and mandatory restrictions are expected across the Wasatch Front. Here's what that means for your property.
A luxury landscape in Utah can represent $50,000–$200,000+ in trees, shrubs, sod, and plants. Drought stress compounds — the longer plants go without proper nutrition, the harder recovery becomes. Protecting it costs a fraction of replacing it.
Fertigated landscapes use up to 50% less water than conventional fertilizing methods while maintaining the same — or better — color and density. Less water, stronger plants.
When you're only allowed to water 2–3 days a week, every cycle has to do double duty. Fertigation delivers nutrition automatically with each watering — no extra effort required.
In a drought year, a thriving landscape stands apart. Whether you're selling, hosting, or simply protecting what you've built — a green, healthy property this summer is a statement.
Fertigation isn't new — it's been the standard for professional turf management for decades. We're bringing that same system to residential properties.
water bill reduction for a Red Ledges homeowner — from $1,000/month down to $550/month in their first season on our system.
"I've seen stronger root development, more uniform turf and plant growth, and notably, a 30% reduction in water consumption by allowing me to only apply 1" per week of irrigation in the hottest part of the summer — all while maintaining excellent plant and soil health."
Pebble Beach relies on fertigation to maintain tournament-level conditions year-round. Floasis brings that same professional-grade technology to residential properties here in Utah.
Cheyenne Country Club documented a 50% water reduction after switching to fertigation — in one of the driest climates in the country, with just 16 inches of annual rainfall.
Protect a landscape worth $50,000–$200,000+ for a fraction of what it cost to install. One-time setup, then we handle refills and system checks all season long.
One-time install fee varies by property size — we'll quote it at your free assessment.
One visit to install. Most homeowners see results within the first 1–2 months.