You use it for the fairway height :)

@@JODO027 Yeah. I know. But can it cut higher grass than on fairways?

I think so

I think it’s around 18mm there. I did have it at 10-12mm for a while but looked better once I brought the height up.

Agreed. I’ve asked some questions on a few other lawn channels and none of the blokes down south know anything about the Qld Blue so it’s good to have someone doing it

Hey there 👋🏼 Thanks for watching! I applied Lime at spring renovation but you can also apply now. There’s usually a set amount that is recommended depending on what your pH is. Mine actually needs re-testing so I’ll do that again in August. Spring is usually the best time as you can add amendments as part of your renovation and therefore get results in a short space of time and enjoy the benefits for the remainder of the season

No, we don’t thankfully. About an hour or so west of us does though. I’ll continue with the liquids and it should be back nicely before Winter

No, I haven’t. I’ve actually only just started getting back into KZfaq myself as a viewer (I probably shouldn’t admit that), but I’ll definitely have a look when I next get a chance to sit down and watch something 😅

Yeah, I’m pretty excited to get it sorted out and onto the lawn. Injectors have been replaced but that hasn’t sorted the issue unfortunately.

Yeah they are really nice machines and they handle great. You can easily mow a whole day without getting tired :)

I use the lower end of the rate. So about 250-300mL/100m2

She's closer to the equator, so less effect .

When I say guys, I’m referring to everyone. Good point though! 😊💚

Chill velcro mate, it ain't that big of a deal.

Yeah, I bought this one as a demo/hire model as I sell the Predators. I really like it. Going to grab a grooming reel for it soon too. Still got the Ryan. He was used and abused in the hire game this season so probably due for a new reel this spring.

Every time I mow the back paddock it’s like a half a days work because the growth is out of control….but we’ve got to wait for it to dry out after the rain so there’s nothing you can do except watch it grow. Carpet grass for days 😅

Hahaha can you believe they all go to the toilet with perfect spacings? Just the soil cores up on the surface. They’re gone now 😊

Thank you for watching - It’s definitely on the cards. I’m trialling a patch of Primo Zoysia currently with the intention of constructing a green out of it this Spring

Gave the plots a tidy up and a feed this week, so they should be looking good next week. The sprigs are coming along better than I thought they would to be honest.

Thank you 💚 It has come a very long way. This is the first time I’ve been able to see the difference in the soil though, so I’m pretty chuffed 😊

Yeah, I did end up planting some of the top stuff out in pots as a backup so we’ll see how that goes as well. I have read an article about Lazer and Primo. You’re right - it’s the colour and density that got me in!

@@lawncareaustralia8796 yeah, the color on primo is impressive! And it was the fastest to take the bucket haha. Actually, second place. L1F was a bit faster. But it does have that grayish that most zoysias have. Except by Stadium and Lazer. Stadium is darker, very dark stuff. But idk it grows taller and I just overfertilized it and got fungus. It didn't do good here. Lazer is insanely pretty and soft, but just as insanely slow. Very low thatch though. Now, the weird is that by the end of last year (our winter), Lazer had the same coverage and had much less thatch than all other cultivars. Just weird. But again, Primo is a very nice balance. And during the growing season, primo was the greenest. The guy that gave me those samples said primo is his favorite. Pretty much need a low mow with a reel mower to look good I guess. Stuff grows very short. All that said, I quit the idea of sprigging the side lawn with zoysia. That was the plan here. Instead I went with Platinun te paspalum from a single plug another friend send me. Crazy, but this stuff is reasonably shade tolerant in my experience. And grows so much faster. I still prefer the look of a fine bladed zoysia all day, but its just too slow. I will try it in the back though. If you have Seashore paspalum available, get some to try. Very interesting stuff. Fast and drought tolerant like bermuda, but actually has some shade tolerance. Haha. Front was plugged with T31 and shit is not shade tolerant at all! Not in my short experience lol and it looked terrible in the winter even though I'm in South Florida. We had a lot of overcast weather in this winter though. Stuff just needs light. Zoysia and paspalum had no issues.

Pullstart Video Please... ;-)

Good tip!! I just put down some Acelepryn and Ronstar over the weekend. Don’t want to make things any harder than they need to be

Thankyou! Oh yeah, for sure - I’ll be taking photos and keep a bit of a log of what products I have applied and when