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@@eduardo13405 actively growing lawns look best with once a week, but every two weeks is my min personally. You will see how clean it keeps it and you can be the judge of what you like at that point.

@@KnifeGuy_ couple of differences here: Mole cricket - create some times visual holes. - early dusk into night, you can hear the cricket in the lawn - depending on species, they can be more tunnel shaped kill patterns vs grubs big round patches (not true with all species tho) Grubs - can be found at edge of green and yellow grass digging back a little - more circular patterning Somthing to keep in mind is both damaged from these is in early spring (march/April / may) so if your lawn is struggling with other issues, this is where you will see the damage you can hit it with an insecticide/grub killer at this time to help prevent both of these in weak areas.

@@darrengillesdarrengilles8336 thank you for commenting on a 4 year old video, like I just produced it! More people will see it now! 🙏🏼

I'm here for you man, like a good old sod.

@@darrengillesdarrengilles8336 💯 appreciate and respect it 💯

@@exnyer72 Utah, but this is how I help 1000’s of clients around the world, and 100’s in Texas (popular state for grass lol) yearly.

@@exnyer72 to be honest, most likely not to the results you would hope or be willing to pay for. The most likely cause of your lack of weeds will be more on the fact your lawn is thick enough to repel them, or out compete them. I know tour wondering why I’m saying this, it’s because it’s relying on the specific herbicide granular product in all of the granular products included, (it’s not all of them it’s certain ones with in the mix, others are fertilizers) to be broadcast, hit the weed and stick to the weed, there isn’t a high probably or hitting weeds this way statistically. That’s why you will not see good, quality pros using this method, rather just spot spray weeds they see, or use a liquid broadcast spray for weeds. BIGGEST TAKE HOME OF THIS THOUGH, if it works, it works and you don’t need to change ✅

@@TheGreenerLawn that's what I'm now trying to take from you. I grew up in the Northeast. My father always had a nice green lawn. He always took pride in it. Now that I own my own home, Bermuda grass is very difficult. I have struggled over the years to find a happy medium. No, my grass is not what I would like it to be so I am trying to learn what I can do to make it green and lush

@@exnyer72 proper steps make huge strides. Ask questions and let’s get you the answers and direction you need!

@@mrUsa051 awesome, where at? And what grass type? Remember horizontal 🥴

@@exnyer72 1/2 table spoons

@@TheGreenerLawn Thank you! I live in Cypress Texas and I have been noticing some brown spots. I have an irrigation system and I put it on every day at 3:00 a.m. at 3 minutes per Zone as this is just a typical Suburban home. I have checked all my sprinkler pattern heads, but I'm going to try this and hope for the best!

@@exnyer72 check out this video for screwdriver and cup test. These will tell us a lot. Run it for 10 min on the cup test and let’s see how n my much you get in the cups. ua-cam.com/video/JcUYS5LG4p8/v-deo.htmlsi=h-rDOuyYHAqT9sVT

@@TheGreenerLawn I'm getting quite the education watching your videos. I wish I found you a few months back...could have saved a lot of water. Going to do the cup method tonight. *EDIT: got some interesting results. Screwdriver test was OK, but room for improvement.

@@exnyer72 crazy right, you’re looking at a spot and think, well I THINK it is getting enough water, then you run the test… and it comes up different, and it’s eye opening. What were your results?

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so I build fert programs for people’s needs and their lawns needs, asking others what their plans are, is a recipe for disaster. Either they are generic or they are filed in for them, their habits and their lawns needs. If you want to dial yours in email me info@diygrasscare.com

You only get 2 blanket apps a season (then you have to use other products, so if you blanket again, get another product. If you spot Spray, you can spray the same areas every 30 Days or new areas as you see the weeds. If applied correctly, this is a pro herbicide, it will work well for listed weeds.

2.7 lbs for first app, the 1.3 lbs every 6 weeks

@@TheGreenerLawn what about the brand/model of the spreader?

@@TheMartymtz sorry I missed read that, Spyker spreader spy50L-p1 amzn.to/4btG0h3

@@TheGreenerLawn thanks man

Long-term yes but it will not fix immediately, like a surfactant will. Most other liquid aeration, are just surfactants, air 8 actually causes cracks in the soil more for development of roots to get down and in and open it up that way. Once again it’s a temporary crack because potassium, so it will not be a super long-term fix if the roots do not go deep in that area. So really different philosophy using air 8 here. .

@@TheGreenerLawn thanks for the explanation! I'll subscribe!

@@sizzler3467 I’m familiar with both extensively lol! Glad to have you aboard! 🔥🔥🔥

Sigh, I’m sorry. Some people just do what they do but don’t know what’s right. I hear and see it all the time. I’d imagine there are other companies in town that could keep you from this chore, or neighbor kids, or family that could assist?

@@TheGreenerLawn My lawn guy (older guy) fired ME! He said my yard was too cumbersome, and he never showed up to do the spring cleanup, which caused me a lot of work. He knows I’m disabled and in chronic pain from 20 years of toxin-based illnesses, and infections from mold toxicity and Lyme disease. Plus, I’m only 4’ 9”. He’s a curmudgeon, and texted me, “I hope you feel better.” (Like I had a cold or something.) WHAT!? Does he know these infections are potentially deadly? I REALLY want to give him the universal finger signal when he walks by to cut my neighbors’ lawns! I did do a mean thing to him, though: I heard him cutting the neighbor’s lawn on the other side of my privacy fence behind a garage, and I had a hose in my hand, so I squirted him over the fence! I hope I got him good! I do have some options if I’m sick.. family, and I’ve had some of my WONDERFUL former high school students who have seen me on the neighborhood app, and many have volunteered to help me with anything I need! How great are these young adults? 😇 I still hear from them after being retired for 10 years, and they recognize my son’s last name, and ask if I’m his mom. They are so complimentary if they meet one of my kids! It warms my heart! ❤️ I’m one of those strange people who LOVES teenagers❣️

When not dyslexic 😂 thx!!

I mean… if you want to… but def not the way I’d go 🫣🫣🫣

Awesome testimonial, I love hearing these types of things

Nope, do me a favor email me pics of your lawn. The real key is to know what nutrients are off if your getting 0 result, with a soil test then we can see if your sulphur along with iron are in check. Just in case you don’t email, can you answer a few questions? Grass type? State? Product used? How much did you apply at once? How did you apply it? When you applied it, how long did you let it sit vs watering in? lol I can get you results, I need to know a thing or two 😅 Info@diygrasscare.com

Shampoo, depending on what issue your facing can be applied every week for dog pee spots or fertilizer burn to every 4 weeks for hydrophobic soils, that watering coverage is struggling to fix

OK Diane👌🏻

lol WE agree you are! We didn’t need you announcing it though. Everyone around you already knows. ITS NOT A SECRET. 🤫

Yup for sure! What you got?

If it’s from hydrophobic soil, not allowing water to penetrate, it will get water in with in 15 min and you can sink a screwdriver in at least 6-10”. Now for rebounding the grass, depends on if this is a poor water coverage area or just hydrophobic. If it is just hydrophobic and getting plenty of water 1” a week, it will rebound fully in a month or less depending how far it was down. If it’s a poor water coverage, fixing the water coverage is priority #1 Follow these steps in this video to know for sure ua-cam.com/video/JcUYS5LG4p8/v-deo.html

@@TheGreenerLawn I can definitely stick a screwdriver in it all the way. I'll try to water it better...I don't have the best sprinkler.

Do you know if it’s fungi, tree or fungi and tree causing the networks? Would your mind sending me pictures to info@diygrasscare.com so I can see what you’re dealing with?

Ohh 💯 for sure

Prove it 🫣

i dont think ive ever seen one in Los angeles 🤔

@@peupeuguy310 you guys don’t have beetles?🪲

@@TheGreenerLawn lol maybe in the record collection , but honestly ive never seen one 🤔

@@peupeuguy310 lol

Your lawn, your choice 👌🏻

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You will find that works great. 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Great question, this video walks you through it: ua-cam.com/video/JcUYS5LG4p8/v-deo.htmlsi=i8eQs7QdQBbMCWTk If you have questions email me at info@diygrasscare.com

People do don’t follow through have the results to match.

@@TheGreenerLawn agreed 👍🏻

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lol No

Go a little heavier like 6 oz per gallon of water. But spray heavy and water it in with your sprinklers as soon as you can. It requires water to push behind the baby shampoo

Cheap and magical for sure! No reason not to do it 💯

Dialing in your water is key. This video really helps a lot. It goes a long way if you follow the steps and dial this in. ua-cam.com/video/JcUYS5LG4p8/v-deo.htmlsi=tXk-Sk03rhSL4S48 If you’d like more one on one help, feel free to email me at info@diygrasscare.com

Cheap, easy to get, will not hurt your lawn, works extremely well… 👌🏻

Ok thx for the video!

@@DaphWalk not a prob! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Yes, the handle folds up or completely over, with a simple push of the blue lever on the back.

Awesome, thanks! So no problem with tipping the mower backwards to clean the deck? Worried about oil or gas back flowing when it’s tipped.

@@edwardnuno1900 nope, notice the muffler is in the front. That’s where it normally causes issues if that ends up down.

If you see them do it and you can get to it relatively quickly it will disperse it and flush the urea and it will not take much. But if you don’t seem them and you spray it every where every week or so, it will def slow the issues down / stop them.

@@TheGreenerLawn Great! Thank you for letting me know !! 😀

I’ve never heard of it. But doesn’t mean you can’t

@@TheGreenerLawn it’s purple with a soothing aroma (not sure if the scent). But heck, it’s for babies with the same no tears as the regular.

@@sethm10 I mean that’s why it’s safe for babies… I don’t see much of an issue there… maybe just more expensive vs a dollar store brand

@@TheGreenerLawn thx! Take care.

@@sethm10 you as well

Just apply the night before. Yup just spray it all out, till gone

lol sorry, sometimes I’m not really clear… LAWN … LAWN… not lung 🫁, thanks for the re watch tho 😅😅🫣

So for baby shampoo in a pump sprayer for those spots use 4 ounces of baby shampoo in the 2 gallon sprayer and spray it out evenly over that area and then water it in with your sprinklers. They are the key, make sure they are dialed in and correct

@@TheGreenerLawn great, thanks. I was going to ask if using the hand pump gallon sprayers would work as good.

@@Eli-qr9hc not as good as hose ends cause the water to open it up is key, but we can get results if we get water in behind it and let it drive into the soil!

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The concentrations are super high, if you dilute it with water at all, you’ll be totally fine

Over water, it’s a water grass.

So, let me have you do this as it’s not hydrophobic, it’s prob a watering issue: Would you mind running these two tests: Cup: 4:16 Screwdriver 3:22 ua-cam.com/video/JcUYS5LG4p8/v-deo.html They will help dial in what we are seeing.

@@TheGreenerLawn I did the screw driver test and some areas I feel some old root. I added this year more top soil and some areas i did not. Even with top soil, grass still not looking great even watering every day for 30min. Im having a hard time figure it out whats wrong with my front yard. I did some test soil last year and they told me I needed like which I added but is very sandy area…. Any ideas what else to try?

@@Duesy_Sam email me and send me pictures info@diygrasscare.com

@@TheGreenerLawn thank you for helping but figure it out. My soil is alkaline and added a soil acidifier and its turning green now 🙂

@@Duesy_Sam awesome 👌🏻💯