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@@tanyacaruana7917 No, you don’t havE to use baby shampoo. But here is why you should consider it: - baby shampoo opens up the soil and allows more water to enter and get deeper quicker. - it’s a surfactant so it helps move mediums through soil easily and quicker - you use way less water and the turn around time is 1/2 weeks max vs 3-8 depending on concentration and amount. But short answer is yes you can fluSh with water, use it only if you would like to.

Yes, exactly. Water is the way to rebound it and fert will help it out a ton!

@@TheGreenerLawn thank you Sir!

@@JC-mx1mk thanks! Toro TimeMaster

@@saunseri5672 usually I tell people to do it overnight so put it down the night before and then dig the next day so you can get enough moisture down deep. The shortest period of time in between digging and putting it down should be about three hours.

@@MFSINPSA solid work to build your own, these are company made that I use. 🔥🔥🔥

@@ryanfassett6816 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@@wendiferous overtime the handle stick where the button goes in to the unit. You just grease that button so that it doesn’t stick on.

On the handle*

@@peupeuguy310 baby shampoo with water behind it will give you the kick your looking for then verify your sprinkler coverage is good to sustain moisture with a cup test.. if you don’t know how to do this I’ll send a vid

Hi, Thanks for your reply. My yard is quite small, around 19x19 feet, so I water it with a hose. Oddly enough, my moisture meter shows that the soil is moist 9 times out of 10. But the very next day the soil will be dried out . I’ve been proactive and added Propiconazole 14.3 and Disease X, even before summer began. Despite this, I’m not sure what’s gone wrong this year. The yard looks stressed but still shows moisture I suspect it might be a disease, but I’ve treated it consistently, so I’m puzzled. The only other thing I can think of is the soil. I’ve noticed that water isn’t being absorbed correctly in most areas. I know fescue doesn’t thrive in the heat, but this year has been especially tough on it for some reason. Thanks for your help.

@@ryanbeckstead lol 💯 go Utes, almost the season! I’m stoked for a new conference

@@JesusisKingofkings alright 👍🏼, your yard your choice! 👌🏻

@@johnstorton mine is straight clay, what it works best on. 💯

@@TheGreenerLawn Amazing! Thanks!

@@johnstorton anytime!

@@cd7856👌🏻

Yes, IF IT IS NOT antimicrobial or antibacterial and there aren’t any wild scents.

🔥🔥🔥 but as you know, that can’t be done 🤪

@@lonecody yea, I added it 👌🏻 lol. It’s a filler and it actually helps the flow of a video, if done correctly it helps engagement, but for a certain few like your self, it can be distracting and I get it. I EDIT this for the majority, and unfortunately for select individuals it’s not going to be their thing. It’s like a movie, there is music in them, and you prob don’t realize it half the time but it connects scenes and gives a filler for our minds to gravitate to. This is the same as going to a mall where they have background music playing or a restaurant. Not intended for you to “listen to”, but a filler for our brains and it keeps us focused better in all reality, IF they don’t have it blasting. Way more than you signed up for on this, but there is no way people will “do something with the music”, it’s a proven fact that it helps majority of people. I personally am sorry it distracted you tho.

@@igormord8636 they recommend 6oz per 4-6 weeks is all you “need”, if you does more, it’s not exponential, as they are living organisms and overcrowding just means something will be out compete (likely the same strain, unless others compete for the same resources). So it’s more wasteful as the microbes over compete their their selfs resulting in loss of your product you applied. My guess and this is pure speculation, and no where founded in facts, but most things like this they under dose, because they know people are moreon’s, not morons… a little on is good so MORE ON is BETTER… so they under do it by a margin. I know that’s how herbicides sold to consumers work, pro products are way higher concentrated by far! I bet it’s the same. I’d say you’re realistically 30-36 oz max a year for most places for this per 1k. Most people prob will be 18-24oz

@@Chicadee713 no wrong time, but in the heat is prime time as it gets moisture deeper into The soil for ya.

@@gnsmith4005 will not hurt any time, but will have 0 effect on the dormant grass. I’d recommend watching this video and purring into play some of what you see: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gMmFjLZmsa2YoGw.html

lol get ur all the time… or dead pool… (know same)

Hey, what state do you live in? What grass type do you have? This is kbg and rye? I can get you an awesome recommendation for your lawn.

@@myohmy111 breaks the hydro bond that water has. Do this experiment, you will see it first hand. Take and cut out a piece of paper in the shape of a triangle, then cut a hole on the back side that is just barely has and opening to the edge ( this will be the engine). Sick with me here. Fill a tub or large container with like 1” or so of water. Place your “boat” on the water. Take some baby shampoo or dish soap and drop it in the hole you created (your motor) watch how it propels across the surface of the water because of the water losing its surface tension, thus making water wetter with out the surface tension lol. Just try it

lol it works, as you well know! Glad to see you knew this already!

@TheGreenerLawn I'm glad you confirmed it. Thanks!!!

@@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. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gMmFjLZmsa2YoGw.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 [email protected]

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 😅 [email protected]

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. 🤫

@TheGreenerLawn the irony of stripes in your lawn, in this video

@@scruffyjohnson make this comment make sense, what are ya saying (I believe I know, but I’m hoping I’m wrong).

Poorly placed cut of you striping your lawn while at the same time telling people not to. @TheGreenerLawn

@@scruffyjohnson I figured you meant this, I hoped you weren’t the only one that DIDN’T pick up on that I used a B roll clips to illustrate what not to do. I was right, you did miss this. Listen to my words and when I tell people they shouldn’t be striping (as I illustrate striping, I clearly transition over to not striping when I say you should not be striping right now, this was a visual and audio cue for people to understand and follow) It’s clearly two different season (look at the trees, when I am saying it the tree behind me has 0 leafs, when I illustrate it the trees have full leafs) and used for illustration purposes, reason no one else had a heart ache over it. OR MAYBE you realized it was a B roll clip and just wanted to complain or say something negative (even though you knew intent)? Tell me you didn’t realize these were two different season and and you didn’t know this was a B roll clip used for illustration, let me keep my faith in you…. 🙏🏼… Anyways have a great day.

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 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gMmFjLZmsa2YoGw.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 [email protected] so I can see what you’re dealing with?