I used Ryan knorr elite tttf

@@garyb0107 how do you like it? I heard it’s just seed super store fescue seed patched with a new label (at a higher price)

So far it's great color really dark. had grass germination in 10 days and full lawn at 4" in just over a month.

@@garyb0107 great to hear, its going to look awesome!

Barenbrug RPR

Anytime bro! Appreciate the hook up!

@@PrincessCutLawnCare two good guys right here!!!😎

I found Lawn Life from you! You both have the best content and so helpful. Thank you both!

@@kellyf618 thanks for the support! Hopefully I can reach the success of George one day 🤣

@@robturner7853 thanks Rob!!

Wow, thanks!

Thanks dude!

Thank you sir 🙏 Btw you won’t be disappointed in the def! Highly recommend 😃

@@PrincessCutLawnCare I appreciate your clear concise videos and especially your budget friendly tips. That blue def video got me thinking. I make plenty of urea. I'm healthy and not on any sort of medications like antibiotic that I wouldn't want to put on my lawn. I'll bet that if I filled one of those 1/2 gallon cranberry juice bottles with pure liquid gold, dumped in my 4 gal backpack sprayer filled the rest of the way with water, that would probably be a pretty good dilution.. I haven't tried it yet, but I have a feeling that's going to account for at least some of the nitrogen I supply to my lawn next year. One thing I do now is that when I clean the filters on my fish tanks I take that fish poop water and dump it on my azaleas and forsythias. They seem to absolutely love it.

appreciate that frank! what type of seed will you be putting down?

Thanks Ian! really appreciate that brotha!

The Guy has really come a long way! I always passed him by early on. But I kept on coming back to his Speedzone/Meso vid anytime before I blanket sprayed. He’s a great instructor!

@@alexalb5256 Thank you alex, means a lot bud

+1.

Thank you Viki! appreciate you:)

haha thanks bro!

Thank you sir!

Thanks bro! and yes absolutely!

Thanks randy! Did you seed this season?

@@PrincessCutLawnCare Thinking Labor Day weekend

Thanks matty!

appreciate it Sean!

Thanks nate! what type of PRG are you using??

@@PrincessCutLawnCare the backyard got the PRG/KBG mix from the guys at MySoil. The front... I can't say yet...😁🤫

@@PacificNorthwestLawns 👀

@@PrincessCutLawnCare sent ya a text

Thanks Rod! Much appreciated brotha

Thanks david! like you im still always learning as well:) Those 2 are some pretty swell guys!

Haha it’s good stuff! Watch my newer videos to see how it’s matured

Nice choice! the JG seed is some dark stuff! Good luck w your project!

oh man i bet that a nice relaxing feeling!

Same here! I actually get to enjoy the way the lawn looks in September rather than it being beat up and ripped apart.

@@TurfandStem yeah, just gonna let it do it's thing. It's coming out of summer looking really good, no point wasting time or money

thanks dude!

My man!

It’s awesome stuff!

It will turn out great! Just stay on top of the watering and you will be A-OK

Much appreciated!

Love that stuff! but i was really shooting for budget options here

@@PrincessCutLawnCare great to hear was worried why you didn’t mention it. Just put some down with seed yesterday. Pro tip, do not get your kids a bouncy house with a water slide.

sweeet! what type of seed are you planting???

@@PrincessCutLawnCare First I went to the NTEP website you recommended and decided to go with a blend of Tall Fescue and Kentucky Bluegrass Midnight. Can't wait to bust out the groundskeeper II and the lawn leveling rake!

@@cacooke77 oh man thats gonna look 🔥

And the Groundskeeper II is hard to beat for raking in seed. On a budget, at least buy a SunJoe… unless your yard is microscopic dethatch inch with a rake isn’t worth it. I dethatch several times a month as well as verticut. Unless you have an older yard and low fertilizer inputs thatch is likely to be one of the most important focuses in any lawn and a rake would cost a fortune in lost time vs. a dethatcher.

@@PrincessCutLawnCare Thanks for the vote of confidence. I'll share a photo when it reaches mowing height. Keep up the good work on the channel.

And it’s always great to see you Allen 😊

Thanks dude! Did you overseed as well?

@@PrincessCutLawnCare Just dethatch. Might seed a few small spots that are thin from Fungus this past summer but even those are minimal and I think the starter fert I put down and frequent mowing will allow everything to thicken up nicely in a few weeks time

Thanks dude

Yeah you do! What type of grass are you seeding this season??

Appreciate it boss

Glad it was helpful! Appreciate you watching spenc!

haha thanks bro!

appreciate it mr H! scotts is some good stuff!

Thanks kelly! dont feel bad, i too also have a section of my blvd strip i have to reseed from last year, but thats what makes it fun!

@@PrincessCutLawnCare very true haha!

Shout Out BYD! My man! thanks for stopping by!

Great tip boss! Gotta love those off season specials!

Thanks Rob! you guys got it good over there!

@@PrincessCutLawnCare i was out your way in june , Army Ranger reunion in Mo...my army brother lives in wintrhop harbor , snagged me at ohare then we drove to salem MO....all that construction on interstates DAMMMMMMMM.....day i left we seen a guy on a bike was killed.....crazy round there...i thought it was bad here lol....next time ill hit ya up if im near

Thanks for watching!

no problem! thanks for watching:)

Very true, I’m starting to like rye grass more and more haha

No prob terry! good to see ya!

its great stuff! surprised more people arent talking about it! happy it worked well for you

No problem my friend! good luck with your project 😀

Good Luck! one question: did you apply fert?

@@PrincessCutLawnCare yes I applied the Scott’s starter that includes mesotrione.

Incorrect. The microbes eat the human waste.

@@aguyandhiscomputer You are the one that is wrong. The solids are still there and that is 100% human waste.

@@udavidism I'm not gonna waste my time on this.

since the black beuty seed contains KBG i would cut the lawn lower than 2 in and hold off on applying the starter fert until your first mow otherwise the fescue will crowd out the kbg

Trevor man you gotta start filming all these cool experiments in your lawn! I swear everytime you comment you always have something interesting goin on haha And that’s good to know about hat trick! I haven’t over seeded my blvd strip yet so I’m going to use only hat trick for that section. Thanks for the heads up!

@@PrincessCutLawnCare Just one emphasis… there is virtually zero disease pressure in my area. When it’s hot it’s only a few days over 85° and no rain when it is hot and even when it is hot night time lows aren’t over 65° more than one or two days, and no chance of snow mold either. I don’t get 5 consecutive days of +85° highs and +65° lows… even one day of disease pressure is rare much less 5. I feel like I remember Hattrick having mediocre disease resistance, so that might be worth checking out before you go all out since we’re in different areas. In the Pacific NW we get about 2” of snow a year and maybe 5-10 days over 90° total. Pretty close to no disease pressure with most grass types. I planted Hattrick w/ Pangea just in case disease hit me, but that was before I knew that our weather is not far from ideal for avoiding disease so I don’t think the Pangea was necessary. One plant by another & I can tell which one is Hattrick but Pangea was supposed to be a darker variety also w/ amazing disease resistance and it’s supposed to be a favorite on golf coarser with nearly the highest “stand quality” but the color is far from Hattrick on a low mow. If you can avoid disease I don’t think you’ll regret a monostand of Hattrick, but w/ disease it’s a bit risky… a monostand if it is my current plan on my next lawn if I can still get it when I seed. And some random rambling below… I like to be able to see the seed head and pull it if it isn’t rye (makes poa mitigation more guaranteed and fail safe w/ no color judging) so I don’t know if I’ll ever do a 100% bluegrass yard simply because of the asset of a highly differentiated seed heads. My lawn is a freak show for color in my area, but it would be even crazier w/ 100% Hattrick. It seems like the only question I’ve been getting asked is some variant of “is that real grass?” recently. Rocking the checkerboard pattern and I’m about to increase my spoon feeding rates to about .10#N/week AMS + ≈.05P|.10K via Jack’s Nutrients 5-12-26. I think I’m removing SOP(K) and MAP(P) from my future program and instead switching to Jacks 5-12-26 for all my P & K needs… properly ratio’s micro’s in good quality for soil use… mostly I like it as a K source because the cost is similar to SOP, but I like the ratios and quality of all the ingredients and how balanced it is when combined with AMS. Jacks is lacking as a foliar (EDTA molecules are too big), so before guests are coming, ferrous sulfate is better via something like FeRROMEC @ 2oz / gallon, or MicroGreene @ 3-4oz / gallon but for soil application Jacks is better than Super Juice in terms of quality without the 100-fold markup and a tiny little bag. I got lucky and never bought an ounce of Super Joke, but I did go for a ride on the humic train for a while when I just wanted to ‘do something’ w/o requiring evidence… shocker… no results and no CEC change despite wasting ≈ $150. The only GCF product I could kind of recommend would be MicroGreene… it’s super cheap low quality ingredients, but it’s perfect for a balanced foliar application if someone feels like blowing a little money and only seeing a very temporary boost. Vivax was the wetting agent I settled on although I’d be open to try other things in the future like tournament ready (Rey Ito seems to prefer solid form wetting agents for some reason and obviously he knows 100x more than me), but the Air-8 wetting agent can go in the garbage. Humic12 is brown water. RGS probably offers some benefit in the right situation, but I’d generally be reluctant to do the opposite of all the good T-Nex does, so RGS confuses me a bit… maybe a good thing during fall(?) on cool season grass potentially but do roots really need motivation to grow? My program has become more simplified the more I learn… my keeper products that go in my front lawn are AMS, Jack’s 5-12-26, Vivax (or some other quality wetting agents), foliar FeRROMEC or MicroGreen (before guests only… low rate), and some T-Nex when the GDD’s allow some gap between applications and maybe T-Nex extended before & during seed head even though it’s kind of a pain to apply so often. Urea, MOP, SOP, Scottt’s Fall lawn food, ProPeat (AMS based but liquids only in the front), Peter’s Pro 24-8-16, GrowORR, etc. go in the second’s category which is plenty suitable for my back yard. I’ve become very picky about my nitrogen source… liquid AMS only.

man... sounds like im living in the wrong place! i need to move out west, the weather here is either boiling and humid or frigid cold... I dont mid just using hatrick because the blvd already has KBG in it so i think ill be alright, actually just did it yesterday haha Btw only Next products i have are greenpop and green punch, they are both greats ferts, a bit expensive but i dont mind as i have a small lawn, cant say im sold on the bio stims tho

Sup boss! short answer yes its too late.... BUT if you buy some pure perennial ryegrass seed and seed it ASAP than you have a good shot of making it before the first first hits

yes i believe so

nice! if you want to level be sure to do it before seeding, the leveling process will bury the kbg seeds to deep in the soil

The gangs all here!

Great question, yes those reviews are true, the sprinkler is pretty much a one use type of deal, it leaks a lot and I wouldn’t recommend beyond just watering seed. If you can find a better quality sprinkler that has a misting setting than I can pretty much guarantee it will be better.

how do you fill in bare spots? forgive me, i dont know much about st aug

@@PrincessCutLawnCare I have to order plugs and plant them spaced out, then pray that they spread to meet one another.

yes you can use it with great results but personally i despice peat moss and how dirty and hard it is to spread haha but no doubt it works great

Thank you! the mushrooms mean that there to too much consistant water at the soils surface. Are you irrigating frequently? If so, dial it down to be more deep and infrequent

@@PrincessCutLawnCare Ah ok thanks for the reply! We actually had a bit of a rainy week recently in GA and I haven't run the sprinkler system in quite a while... so that explains it!!

thanks! no need to pregermicate ryegrass, it already sprouts fast, the only grass i would ever pregerminate is kentucky bluegrass because it takes forever to sprout

I got it on Amazon but if your lawn is bigger than I would get it at a co op

thanks salik! ill be honest i dont know much about zoysia, but i think thats a question the lawn care nut would know because one section of his lawn is zoysia, sorry i couldnt help more!

@@PrincessCutLawnCare thank you much appreciated

I think that is a great idea 👍 But I wouldn’t overseed kbg because it can be tough to overseed plus takes for ever to establish. Instead I would overseed some pure ryegrass into your kbg. They look great together (very dark) and you’ll have a full thick lawn in 1 week after seeding.

@@PrincessCutLawnCare thanks, any thoughts on mixing in some tall fescue to help maintain some green during summer stress? I like to keep my lawn around 2.5-3 inches so not sure if TF will work. Think its min height is around 3-3.5 inches

its not needed but if you want to put a thin layer of peat moss it will help hold moisture on the seed

@@PrincessCutLawnCare thanx for the info. Fairly new to your channel and learning a lot.

Hi! Only time I recommend pregerminating seed is when overseeding Kentucky bluegrass INTO Kentucky bluegrass. If your not doing that, I think it’s a waste of time

Thats Big Blue! Shes a 2008 with only 60k miles

@@PrincessCutLawnCare That's incredible! Mine is an '08 with 170,000 miles. Daily driver though.

@@youtoldharpotobeatme5023 170 is barley broken in! haha

Mid spring and mid fall are the best times for cool season lawns to be leveled. Also top dressing is not needed when overseeding, the thatch layer will hold enough moisture to encourage the grass to germinate. The seed does not need to be below anything to germinate, it just needs to be directly pressed into the soil.

I did the mistake already of adding 2 different bermuda seeds and the lawn looked like an army jacket (lime green and dark green) grass blades all over my lawn lol

ill be honest bud i dont know much about seeding bermuda but i would encourage you to check out the bermuda bible on the lawn forum, you will get all your questions answered there

I would have it down by mid sept

Top dressing will help but I don’t think it justifies the cost

Hi Peter, i only use the verticutter attachment. Not only will it remove the thatch but it will also put slits in the soil that will cradle your seed.

@@PrincessCutLawnCare ok great thanks, makes sense.

Will help but not needed when overseeding

Hi Ynonne, do you have irrigation that you can set to water a consistent 4 times daily? If not i would advice you to wait a week. Only reason i seeded early was because i can count on irrigation to cool it down, otherwise i would have waited.

@@PrincessCutLawnCare No I don't have an irrigation system. I will take your advice and wait another week. Thank you so much for the quick response

@@yvonnegibson5304 No problem! good luck with your project!

Yes weight is key. I filled my roller half way with water too so you will be A OK.

Hi Thurston! yes you can use the 16-4-8, actually really love that stuff! is it the pgf version?

@@PrincessCutLawnCare yes it is pgf complete

Hey George, I’m week one out from my seeding. I did a light reseed over my established lawn and asked you PGF Completd Fertilizer. My edits led lawn is growing like crazy now and I have germination in some of the bare areas. Dethatching my lawn caused more bare areas than I expected so was a little upset about that. I’m forced to mow now. Will that affect my new germination at all? Also, what are your thoughts on doing nitrogen blitz every two weeks with urea or ammonium sulfate fertilizers? Came across some discussion on this. I have cool season grass.

You can apply liquid aeration anytime before, during or after seeding. Personally I would apply it at the very end.

how high is the stump area?

@@PrincessCutLawnCare it’s probably about 6”. The diameter is maybe 4 ft c 4 ft

The only way is to wait. If you dig/burn out all the roots you’ll get a divot as that organic matter breaks down. It’ll reduce naturally over time.

You know all things considered.... 230 dollars per 15k sqft is pretty darn good!!!!

its good to aerate before seeding and you would want a phos heavy fert before seeding, stagreen doesnt have phos

Drop spreader is great for going around the edges, but i would use a broadcast spreader for "inside' the lawn. Drop spreaders tend to be very inconsistent in their application so i would not use it for the entire lawn as it can lead to striping of the seed

If you have a small area, then yes no problem

wow dude that is an awesome toy to have, bluebird is the best in the biz for powered rakes if i had that, id be scarifying my lawn every month like the brits do!

@@PrincessCutLawnCare yes that's where I got the idea.. machine was sent in for repair and guy never picked it up so I paid $300 for it and new decals and paint it looks new... excited to get it going. Kept my eye out for a year. Any thoughts on covering seed with pine straw or shavings I know in the UK they use a white cloth ... I've always wounded about pine shavings with the low cost compared to fibermulch

Haha I work from home