Nice recovery. Before I knew the cycle of Bermuda, I fed it late in the fall to try to keep it green. Big mistake. After it all went dormant, it looked uniformly brown. When Spring came, I saw the damage. Then I found out you don't fertilize it late when it is trying to go dormant. My yard recovered thankfully, but now I give it it's last feeding at the end of September here in GA. My yard is beautiful already this season. Cut, cut, cut it...I cut mine twice a week, sometimes three times a week. It's fun.

You're the first person on this platform that explained what a dethatcher is. I just heard of them about a month ago. Saw a bunch of guys use them. Didn't know wtf they were doing. Thank you.

Thanks for sharing! Glad your lawn rebounded nicely!

Thanks for sharing, very informative. Your lawn looks great, made a full recovery!👌

It looks like you made a great transformation, great job!

Awesome summary and flashback clips. Great editing and video length. You are dominating again now.

Your yard looks awsome it really stands out among the rest

I like the lights! Nice touch!

Nice Recovery, the lawn looks Great, Headway G, really helped, i need to put a Fungicide down for precautions myself, thks for the vid Ron.

Man I can feel your pain! I have a lot of issues with my lawn, my grass doesn't grow at all in some spots no matter what.

I have heard about Spring Dead Spot from watching Budget Lawns channel. Yours recovered really quick. Looks great now.

I love Bermuda grass. I had Dead spot a couple of years ago here in SoCal and I usually don't like the Chemical method to begin with. I will scalp as low as i can go, remove the bad areas by hand then apply topsoil with bonemeal and bloodmeal mix then apply over the whole area. Dead spots gone in about a month.

Looking awesome 👌My Brother!!

I’m just trying to master this one type of grass. You’re over there bouncing between multiple lawn type. Hat off to you( probably first KZfaqr I seen do that)

Looking good 👊

Over in Louisiana where a lot of lawns are St. aug due to the crazy wet then dry changes it caused root rot in tons of yards. Been in my house since 2015 I have Bermuda lawn and plant ryegrass every winter. Love putting down stripes in the winter months. It's about 2-3 week turn around to get the yard back to green from winter to spring. My process is pretty simple. When I see the ryegrass starting to die off I cut off watering all together. The next 3-4 cuts I begin lowering my cutting height. On my final cut where I would scalp I cut the lawn the same height as before then dethatch and scalp with rotary mower w/bagger. Trick to it is to figure out about how far you can go before you fill your bagger and put a bag on each side. Once I have done the entire yard I make one more pass with the mower to pick up any stragglers. Typically fill the bagger up a few more times so its not a wasted cut by any means. I wait a few days typically after a rain and go out with my dethatching rake to hit any problem areas still lingering. I then level my lawn using a sifted soil I get locally. Over the next couple of days I water that in let it settle and add more if needed. Finally I put down some bermuda seed to help fill in those spaces I have created with leveling and throw down some 13-13-13. All in all takes about 3-4 afternoons of work and greens up completely in 2-3 weeks from start of work. After its good and going I follow up with some 44-0-0 because bermuda loves its nitrogen but to much will have you moving every other day. one note to growing ryegrass keep in mind the rye grass seed will typically come with weed seeds ready to pop up come spring. I start putting down pre emergent jan - feb to prevent that. My neighbor tried to do ryegrass this season it looked great but because he didn't apply any pre emergent he is struggling with lots of dead spots from having to use post emergent. I feel like he calls every day for me to come over and figure out what kind of weed he has now.

That’s some fine grass you’ve got growing buddy. I’ve recently started growing grass in my lawn as well. Previously it was about 90% weeds with a little grass thrown in. 3 months later and it’s about 98% grass. Manually removed every dandelion, pulled large patches of weeds and laid new seed. It’s been a battle but it’s a real pleasure to look at now. Cheers brother keep up the videos, I’ve learned a lot from them so far, especially the dog pee one!

Spring dead spot is a nightmare here in Virginia I do lawn care for a living and treat lots of Bermuda lawns, some are more susceptible than others but the ones that get it have it every year and it can get worse and worse if left unaddressed

My Bermuda is all burnt up right now just had too much fertilizer put down and it’s been in the 90s with no rain, still mowing twice per week

Iv been pretty dissapointed in my beautiful tif tuf bermuda devoloping those brown spots this spring i thought it was the rabbits,we have a large number of rabbits always in our yard leaving their dropping behind but the spots werent were the droppings were. I was totally puzzed and frustrated until i saw your video and now i realize spring dead spot is what is apparently going on.

WOW I can’t believe you made a mistake 😏

I like those landscape lights in ground. How did you install?

Thanks

This might have been a great opportunity to introduce a new cultivar. After detaching you could have added Arden 15 seeds.

Another option is to spray a green dye on the Bermuda during dormancy.

Hey, so you have to apply fertilizer with the overseed, but your saying thats what causes spring dead spot? So I guess my questions are, do you not do a fert with the overseed? Or you still have to, but just put down a fungicide if you start seeing it in the ryegrass? Or should I seed, fert, and apply fungicide to prevent seeing dead spots? Thank you for any help! Love your videos!!

Perineal rye grass sowed In with Bermuda if properly mowed an follow fertilizer process during seasonal change you have a year round green yard ,

Interesting

Where did you get the lights in the grass from

Those are small patches could be grubs?

why would you use different grass and not Bermuda to reseed it?

Do you use Biochar , at all ? Was wondering if its worth the money

What are the lights in the lawn called? I need them

So...you got it to rebound just with a fingicide???? What else did you do?!

I made a mistake of using the PGR at the common Bermuda grass rate.😮‍💨😮‍💨

Jealous neighbor!

I heard it wasn't good to dethatch grass with runners like bermuda. What do you guys think?

What type of bermuda do u have?

I overseed with rye also but never kill it…. Bermuda will over take in spring

I heard you are not supposed to dethatch Bermuda. Instead you should verti-cut

Believe this or not- that rye was the problem - the reason I say this is because my friend did the same thing and got the same results (in a centipede lawn) rye will start dying before temperatures heat up sometime - destroyed his lawn - so that is 2 different type of grass same results - stay away from rye - I don’t know what happened but I know what started the problem

It looks terrible good 😅

Bugs

Chinch bugs possibly

just too much work to keep grass green.