No it’s all our fault. Those lawns were giving to us in pristine condition. I just believe I cut to many corners from the pre-emergent to the post emerge

Yes sir!!! Definitely. Gotta remind myself sometimes

You’re absolutely right!! That’s my fault 🤦🏾‍♂️. Definitely won’t do that again!! Gotta bite the bullet!

@@bro.israel8487 all good 😂. Yes I do. That’s why I spot treated on the direct stream setting.

@@DallasLawnGuy it depends on your mowing frequency. If you’re mowing every 3 to 7 days then .5 inch works well. Most residential homeowners have a lawn guy mowing every 10 to 14 days, Obviously Bermuda will be way higher than .5 inch by that time. So to not brown the lawn, those decks need to be raised. I mowed for 14yrs. The ,5 inch doesn’t work on a bi-wkly mowed lawn. Thank you!! However I’ll be doing the .5 inch on my lawn. I’ll definitely take tips from your videos. Your lawn looks great

@@steved.5628 Thank you!! You’re absolutely right! I can’t sleep good knowing I messed up someone’s lawn.

Hey brother what are you using to get rid of the crabgrass?

@@bro.israel8487 peace fam!! Quintessential to XLR8 (Quinchlorac is the main ingredient you’re looking for)

@@underdogspraying cool 😎, imma try it. I'll keep you posted. ✌🏾

@@bro.israel8487 yes sir pls do!! Make sure you measure it accordingly. That stuff is STRONG, works great bro!!

Yes sir! We’ll see how the quinchlorac works. If no success, then we’ll consider the change up and other options. Thank you!! 🙏 💯

@@InAndOutLawnCare February 15th every yr is when we started during our lawn mowing tenure

@@underdogspraying I mean like 7am 8am?

@@InAndOutLawnCare 🤦🏾‍♂️ try to start exactly at 7am that way you can get the lawns done or at the least the majority of them by 12pm

Thanks fam! At the moment hopefully the Celsius & Quinchlorac can get it seeing we just noticed it. However we're so late in the season that if that doesn't work, in the fall, the glyphosate will clean it up and hopefully keep it at bay. We also switch over to pre-emergent in August, Simazine through November. Prodiamine through March 2025

Typically Bermuda can be as low as 1.5 to 2” considering you cut it at least once a week. If every 2 weeks I would cut it at 3.5 to 4”. Remember not to cut off more than 1/3 of an inch so you don’t get down to the brown part of the lawn.

@@steved.5628 The window to apply quick release fertilizer is from April to late May. That’s when the lawn is actively growing and the temperatures aren’t too hot. In June we shift to slow release so we don’t burn the lawn. The 46-0-0 we apply is a water soluble granular that we mix in our tank. It’s for the most part already dissolved when applied. You don’t have to water in. Watering doesn’t hurt but it doesn’t require watering in since it’s already dissolved. Thank you!! And thanks for watching!!

@@underdogspraying sounds good, looks like y’all are on your way to success! Keep up the great videos 👊🏻

@@sj7601 We’re using a 1.5gpm blue nozzle on my son’s set up. On my gun we’re using a 2.0gpm yellow nozzle. Blue nozzle is mainly for the lawns that are clean and the yellow nozzle is for the lawns that are somewhat new and are just getting started on our program. It may take more to get it under control so the 2gpm nozzle will do the trick better than the 1.5gpm. We run those nozzles period, foliar or non foliar. It depends on the condition which set up will be hitting that lawn though. Great question!!!

@@underdogspraying So the blue nozzle works just fine for foliar apps (like post emergent weed control) if using a surfactant? I'm a diyer and was just curious what the pros use. I recently purchased the Lesco blue nozzle for my flow zone and love it! But I've only used it for non foliar (because I assumed the bigger droplets would cause it to not stick as well to the blades).

@@sj7601 it works good either way. It kind of boils down to the time of year. In the summertime when we use any nozzle, we’re always mindful of the surfactant. For example, I don’t have any in the tanks at all because the weather is too hot for it. In the summertime, the pores are open on the lawn and the surfactant makes the chemicals more potent. The nozzles are measured on the gallons per minute per thousand square feet that you’re covering and amount you’re putting down. Water soluble granules breakdown or you can mix them fine enough for all nozzles. Just a tip

@@BrownsQualityLawnCareLLC yes sir!! Hopefully it helps bro!!

@@kareemgibson6984 1 Oz of Celsius, 3 pints of 3 way, 10lbs of water soluble slow release fertilizer, 4oz Quintessential, 32oz liquid nitro green. All In a 200 gallon tank

Yes sir!! Definitely excited to see you get it popping soon bro!!

Triclopyr, 3 way herbicide, Celsius, insecticide, Slow release fertilizer, and surfactant. These are In less than the label’s suggestion due to the heat. That way we don’t burn the lawn

Heyyyy!! That’s right my friend!! Pls send any tips you have my way!! Thank you!!

Send e-mail to [email protected] Or text your # to 770-954-5909 Or leave info on website. Or

www.underdogspraying.com

Or you can email directly with your number. I’ll give you a call. Nate [email protected]

Yes we can

We sprayed a concoction of Weed control, fertilization, insecticide and fungicide products. Once the lawn dries it’s safe for both humans and animals.

Yes sir, Lord willing!!!

Yes sir absolutely!! Excited for you guys man!!

You're one of those jerks wasting water on grass ?

You’re absolutely right!! I sent a mass text through Yardbook for everyone to start watering the lawns. He’s only been my client for 2 months. We started applying fungicide in April Lord willing I’ll get him right.

That’s awesome man!! Yes at some point, the business is exploding. At the moment 1.5 gal per 1,000 sq ft

How you coming along in the weed control?

@@underdogspraying Hello I am doing ok could be better. thanks for checking back on me. would love to get with ya ask you a couple of questions. I think we are like 1hr maybe 2 from each other.

@@kareemgibson6984 all man anytime!! That would be cool. I’ll shoot you my # also. We can chop it up to see about getting you going man

Thanks procuts

From the looks of it, I’m sure some would consider it a loss. What a difference a lil TLC makes.

Yes sir thanks fam!!! [email protected]

@@underdogspraying Thanks, I just shot you an email.

Lord willing!! Hard work pays off!! Definitely love this career move

Thanks fam! 🙏 God is truly good! I hope the same for you as well man!!

Thanks!! Northstar 200gal. with the trailer kit sold separately. The acreage it covers varies based on calibration. But possibly 4 to 5 acres.

😂 😂 my conscious wouldn’t let me do it

Yes it was starting to kink based on how we winded last property. It’s absolutely a blessing. We’ve been working together for almost 16yrs together. Now we’re in business together and this company is being setup for him to inherit!!

@@underdogspraying My son is 12, he got to drive a Z-Max barely seeing over the controls! Not spraying though.. 😂 We do grow food gardens at our place and it's awesome time together! People ask me how I get my son to eat vegetables because their children won't and I always ask if they've grown anything together. Granted he does eat snow peas at 20 to my 1, or eat every single radish, but it's memories and that's really all we have in this world. Epic man! Best of luck this year to you and may the rains be only helpful in your season... GEG

@@GardenerEarthGuy man say that again!!!! The memories is what’s going to carry us!!! Cherish the moment

Yes that’s dormant Bermuda.

Yes sir!! You’re Literally sitting on a gold mine bro!!

Yea man Jason Creel is a great guy!!! Thanks for watching and subscribing!!

Man!! We’re definitely looking into it!!

@@underdogspraying You go z spray and you'll only use hose for shrub program, pre m in beds... So much easier as you get older- except the knees! I wish they would build suspension on the darn platform you stand on. You spray 25 acres at 5mph and it's not even ground or dry from drought- feeling like an Advil junkie! I'm serious...