You sound like an elitist. For sure, I'm not college educated, just a common man like most. That said, what claim did I make in the video that can be refuted by science? and aren't labels designed to be interpreted by the common man?

@Thelawncarenut Packaging is intended to SELL product. You are literally a salesperson, not "the common man." You're trying to sell fertilizer in this very video. It is very much the opposite of elitist to advocate for truth which saves people money instead of trying to sell more bags of fertilizer to the naive.

@@coonhound_pharoah, I assume you must be able to provide some proof, or perhaps point to a scientific paper you have read, that fertilizing turfgrass in the summer is detrimental.

@@coonhound_pharoah so again I ask, what claim did I make in this video that contradict science? And who is the label intended for if not me and you?

@@Thelawncarenut The label is intended to SELL the product, provide the legally required information, and nothing else. It is not intended to give best practices. It is not intended to provide advice producing optimal results. You can't seriously believe lack of noting on packaging the suboptimal results produced by fertilizing most lawns across the USA during the heat of summer is meaningful. You seem to be claiming a product's package has everything on it but that simply isn't true, and you know it. But as a fertilizer salesman you gotta toe that company line don't ya? "They would definitely put that on the package..." No, they wouldn't. You are either extremely naive or deliberately lying in this statement. Fertilizer companies are happy to sell fertilizer to fools who will ruin their lawn in the summer only to buy more fertilizer in the fall. They will not put information on the package which might inhibit sales at ANY time of year. Believing otherwise is absurdly naive. You go on for most of this video talking about temperature, and temperature of fertilizer, which is an irrelevant red herring. The burning from nitrogen is not a burn caused by temperature but a chemical burn caused by too much salts in the soil. Talking about the temperature of the fertilizer basically is announcing you have no clue what you are talking about, or you are purposefully distracting people to sell product. Throughout the video you ignore the fact that the issue with applying fertilizer in the heat of summer is the suboptimal turfgrass this produces pretty much EVERYWHERE outside of your neighborhood. You talk about burn continually as if it is the relevant issue, but it isn't. It's a red herring you use to distract naive people and get them to buy more product. You talk as if your lawn is a representative lawn but it isn't. Fertilizing a cool season lawn in the summer will cause the lawn to excessively top grow during times of stress and use too many carbohydrates in the process. It literally weakens the turf. It's not that you said anything that "contradicts" science. It's that you're avoiding the science about this subject altogether by talking about irrelevant things like fertilizer burn and not addressing the ACTUAL effects of fertilizing in the summer in the VAST MAJORITY of your audience's case. And seriously, if you think packaging provides all the meaningful information about a product, you must have been born yesterday. But hey, you go ahead and keep putting on a facade (a rich salesman pretending to be a "common man"...give me a break) and saying any nonsense you have to just to make a buck off your audience. It's obvious you're just here to sell fertilizer, not educate anyone about anything real.

awesome thanks Matt!

hoorah, thrower down!!

@@Thelawncarenut Freeeedoooooom!

@@Thelawncarenut God Bless America 🇺🇸!!!

Same here, a few days ago I threw down a full dose of Milo here in northern Louisiana, highs for the time being are 92-99. Looking good.

+1

We have to drag sprinklers around the yard

Yea I agree I have a lot of clients ask for fert but I advice them not to if they don’t have irrigation or wanna be dragging a hose around some advice would be great to make those extra dollars slinging fert!!

My neighbors think I'm crazy while I wait 10 min to keep moving the sprinkler around my yard😂. So yes I'm in for the non irrigation people. I am the irrigator in my Arnold Schwarzenegger Terminator voice 🤣😂😎

thank you!

cool thank you Jacob!

I'm of the same belief. Salts causing a reaction.

Ditto, I am not concerned about actual heat. Just to be pedantic, there are exothermic reactions with some chemicals that, when wetted or in the presence of something else, do heat up. Still, I don’t thing of fertilizer this way with how we use it.

Yes, the chemical in the granular formula. I thought urea would burn a lawn at high temps.

Yeah, pretty ridiculous to talk about temperature burn from fertilizer. Anyone thinking that should be nowhere near a lawn.

You’re 100% correct. It’s not a heat thing w fertilizer, it’s the chemical reaction with the grass , no matter how hot.

You're welcome !!

awesome bro!!

thanks bro!

Reading this now in Pinellas. I just got my first rain of the year on Wednesday. Hot, dry year so far

@@allbayfishing9456 For sure... water restrictions on reclaimed water and fert bans are working against us too!

Thank you Capt! Enjoy the mow, bro!

thank you, mine too. I plan to own it until I die.

Thank you !

that's awesome bro!!! nice work man!!!

I did the same down here in WPB. I switched to liquid weed killer and it was a game changer. Allyn has helped me pass my neighbors lawns. Just throwin it down and it shows.

Nice job. A knowledgeable and caring homeowner beats a paid service any day. You know your lawn better than a guy who visits 50 yards a week, and you gotta live with the results.

If you accidentally spill fertilizer in one spot..it will burn regardless. It's concentrate urea..so the spot is dead. Best thing to do is water that area down to break it down... I'd recommend replacing area when it's cooler later on or when we get into the rainy season.

hoorah thrower down!

yeah I know it's starting to creep up

😂😂😂😂

I would hit it with Flagship now and again in a month. Let's hope the rainy season kicks in too. It's been dry and that doesn't help.

I use a GoPro Hero 9. It's an awesome little camera right out of the box.

ha ha!! I get Ned Flanders alot too.

it's very much worth it to get the Echo