To ensure strong adhesion and long-lasting results, please review the following best practices before applying JDiction Mulch Glue. This guide is based on extensive testing and real-world usage in a variety of outdoor conditions.

1. Surface Preparation Is Key

✔ Always apply to a dry, clean, and stable base. ✔ Remove loose debris, dirt, oil, or old mulch before use. ✔ Use only on well-drained surfaces. Avoid muddy or water-logged areas. ✔ If working with older gravel or stones, rinse thoroughly and let dry. ✔ Suited for stones, gravel, and pebbles under 3 inches in size.

2. Ideal Weather Conditions

✔ Best applied in warm, dry weather above 50°F / 10°C. ✔ Avoid applying Mulch Glue during rainy or high-humidity conditions, humidity is below 70% ✔ Make sure no rain is expected in the next 72 hours. ✔ In hot climates, glue dries faster—consider adding more water to avoid nozzle clogging.

3. Proper Dilution & Mixing

✔ Shake container for 15–30 seconds before pouring into your sprayer or watering can. ✔ For general use, dilute with 50% – 100% water. For high-traffic areas, dilute 30% – 50%. ✔ Avoid letting glue sit in a sprayer for more than 5 – 10 minutes without use.

4. Smart Application Steps

✔ Apply glue evenly over the surface using a sprayer or watering can. ✔ Lightly rake or turn the gravel after the first coat. ✔ Apply 2–3 thin layers, let each coat dry fully. ✔ Glue dries clear within 12–24 hours, depending on weather. ✔ Treat mulch in layers no deeper than 1 inch to ensure even bonding. ✔ A light annual reapplication helps maintain performance in high-traffic areas.

JDiction Rock Glue is easy to apply and highly versatile — just pick the method that fits your landscaping needs. With the right approach, you’ll lock in a durable, clean, and long-lasting landscape surface.