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@jasona4881 Jason!! Hope you're well, man. I only use Simazine twice a year--Spring and Fall. I mainly use it for poa control (as in when risk is highest). As for the rate, the rate on my bottle is .75oz/M. I use a rate between .5oz and .65oz. It works for me.

@@thelawnrenaissance perfect! Thx for the clarification. Also then your prodiamine at 3lbs/ 1k is also done twice a year fall/spring and Indaziflam is the only one broken up into 4 apps every 2 mos?

@jasona4881 I spray prodiamine. My yearly max rate is .83oz/M, but I only use about .55oz...maybe .6oz. When I was applying prill prodiamine, I was applying in the 2-3 lbs/M range. These days, I'm just leaning more on the indaziflam. I've been extremely happy with it.

@@thelawnrenaissance I have Indaziflam as well & just applied 1/4 rate last week.

Hey, TPack. Absolutely. It's something in my program. I also use T-Nex, although I have been curious to.try a two other PGRs that offer some different things. Once the heat really gets going around here, you're gonna find that you'll need to reapply every 10 to 11 days. (If you follow GDD's.) I see people being a little loose with their subsequent apps. It's so easy to punch your app info into a GDD calculator and get an ACTUAL reapplication day. As for the bronzing, it happens sometimes, and sometimes it doesn't. The general rule is to always apply some N (and some foliar iron) with your PGR to reduce the chance it'll bronze. But it's still happens sometimes, and when it does, it typically only happens in the first 1 or 2 apps.

Hey @roar. In short, yes. It's best to water in as soon as reasonably possible after application. Doesn't need to be super immediate, but it citric acid can cause tip burn. It also depends on how heavy-handed you were. If it wasn't much, then you can probably wait a bit longer. But I'd definitely recommend watering the same.day you apply. Thanks so much for watching.

Brent, thanks so much for the encouragement!! Really makes my day seeing this.

Thanks, man. This one came together easily, too. Wish they all did.

Thanks so much for watching! You're fine using the azoxystrobin with the propiconazole, because the azoxy is a Group 11 fungicide while the prop is a Group 3. And actually, there is a fungicide that is both azoxy and prop. It's called Strobe Pro. I've never used it and have never read the label. But that may be an option.

@@thelawnrenaissance thanks...looked up Strobe Pro and it's a lot like Syngenta's Headway G...and when I checked out Strobe Pro, the more affordable one comes in granular form while the liquid can be quite expensive and not readily available in the usual online stores I get my stuff from.

​@melmagsino5350 Sounds like you know you're way around already. That's always good to hear. I'm all about the most cost-effective way myself. 👍🏻

JackyBear! Thank you, sir. Tons of rain this Spring. Hope we can all continue to get rain through the summer.

@@thelawnrenaissance Yes Sir, we are really getting our fair share of rain this year... Been focusing on my beds this year, so my shrubs are getting watered in very well...

@StillTheJackyBear I just cleaned my flower beds up a bit...cut off all the dead stuff. But I really need to show them more love. Need to bust out my headge trimmer and sculpt the boxwoods.

@@thelawnrenaissance Yep, that sounds like my yesterday... Have an EXCELLENT weekend brother...

It's coming in alright. Hope yours is, too.

You know, I hadn't even thought of using the "new mower" thing as a teaser. I should've played it up more! 🤣

I generally use the TeeJet AIXR11004. It's usually breezy around here, so the bigger droplets from the air induction helps mitigate drift. And no, I did not water my application in. My main target is dollar spot, and since it's a foliar disease I want the droplets to land AND STAY on the leaf. So I let it dry for at least a day. If I was targeting a systemic fungus, then I'd water it in to get it down closer to the roots. Thanks so much for watching.

Hey hey, SuperTA!! Thanks, man.

Dude, I love this. Thanks so much. I was actually troubleshooting the video upload. Been waiting for a few hours for it to finish processing, and then you're comment suddenly came in. 👍🏻

I believe that is an Allett mower, sir. Unless you're referring to another video!

Hey, Mel! Thanks for watching. And yes, I have to decide which one of the ones I have I'll use, but I'll definitely share the fungicide app.

This is very very cool of you. I really appreciate you thinking about that. I don't have an "affiliate" relationship with any herbicide retailers. My buddy and I went in on a bottle of the industrial strength formulation, but the friendlier home owner formulation is called Specticle Flo. Indaziflam is expensive, so you may want to consider going in on a bottle with a friend. But half a bottle will last a long while (depending on the size of your property), so it's definitely worth the money. Hope this helps. Again, thank you for asking for a link. Wish I had one to share.

But also, using something that's easier on the wallet like Prodiamine is another option that works well, too. ...just sayin'.

Fair points, thanks for the added insight.. let me know when you ready to refill you bottle haha😂

@lancefrombk4594 oh man, I definitely will. Problem now is that when we split our 18oz bottle, it cost us about $275. Same thing now costs closer to $400. Ridiculous!!

Lance, thanks such for watching. I'll definitely share the stuff I do throughout the season.

TPack, thanks for watching, man. I go back & forth on how specific to get with the math and some.of the other details, but I know some people don't know some of this stuff. Ha ha And yes, I need to get into my flower beds and beautify stuff. I just have too much music stuff going on right now...taking lots of my time.

Thanks, Chuck Man. I need all the help I can get. 🇨🇦

Thank you, fine sir. 🐺

Hey, Thomas. Thanks so much for watching. I use a wetting agent throughout the season to help with water infiltration. You know you need one if you see water bead up and run off your soil...or if soil just takes too long to take jn water. If you don't see any of that, then your soil is fine.

Alright alright. I'll be sure to shoot that application then. All is well on my side of the screen. Hope the same is true for you.

Dude, not my intention at all. Ha ha I'm very grateful for those of you who watch regularly. 🙏🏻 I think it's plain to see that I'm literally not trying very hard to be a "RUclipsr." But seriously, thank you so much for watching.

James, welcome, and thanks for subbing. Man, I get very over analytical about the minutiae. I try really hard not show it. Ha ha But glad you picked up on it.

Chuck Man! I need to be more spontaneous like this, so we can credit spontaneity for this video. If you're talking about wireless headphones just for listening, I actually listed the ones I use. Bower & Wilkins are world renowned for their speakers. Their headphones don't disappoint.....except my wallet. Not too boomy, and the mids are scooped out a little. They're my favorite ones out on the market. And I'm a snob. 🤣

😆 I did a few last year. They're as popular as the rest of my videos. 🤏🏻

Gracias, Beltran! 🇲🇽 Actually ordered it from Locker Room of Downey out in your neck of the monte.

GrayFox! Seeing as how it's looking like summer is well on its way, I just hope it has some rain this year. We don't need another year with little to no rain.

Yo, Jeremy. I'll definitely touch on the subject. Honestly, I won't be straying too far from the stuff I used last year. I run a pretty bare bones lawn program. But, sure. I'll talk about it. Thanks for the suggestion.

@@thelawnrenaissance love your channel you are up front and honest with all you do with the lawn

@@jeremyespinoza279 Dude, I sincerely appreciate that. 🙏🏻 Seriously, that's the best thing I could hear.

Greetings, counselor. ⚖️ Man, I literally shot another 4 or 5 videos from September through November, and injust never had the time to sit and edit them. Really hoping I can keep up with lawn updates this year. Did you transition to a different rye yet?

@@thelawnrenaissance time is hard to come by sometimes. I think I’m going to switch this spring. I think I can propagate it prior to the hot summer weather. Good to see you back at it.

Brent! And I need to learn more about cool season. I am told by folks that know a whole lot more than I do that I can use some in my shadier spots. 🤷🏽‍♂️

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Hey, Trav! Great minds think alike. Ha ha If you have to sod, the sooner the better. It's like a bandaid. It'll hurt for a quick moment, and then it'll all be great. You trying a different cultivar?

@@thelawnrenaissance Yeah I am going to try out Tahoma 31. I am hoping to take care of some drainage issues I have had since the house was built..... Thanks DR Horton lol. I am stoked to get it going through.

@TravSmitty Tahoma is one of the options I'd try myself if I was renovating my lawn. Great cultivar! Did you kill off what's already there?

@@thelawnrenaissance Going to be stripping it all off as the drip is under so it won't be a chemical kill off process. It all has to come up so it is a demo job.

​@@TravSmittyAlright! If it's all being physically removed, it may be a great time to also level any areas that need major smoothing out.

Hey, tpack! I seriously wanted to scalp mine back then, too, but it just folelt so wrong. Ha ha I should've just done it. My lawn would probably be all greened up by now. But yes, it's looking like it Kay be a terrible summer if the mild winter is any indication. Yikes.

JackyBear! Great to hear from you! Looking like a long season this year. Hope you're well.

@@Jay-Go Doing WELL sir, hoping the same for you and yours brother... Man, I'm ready to go...

Yes, I've talked about high municipal water pH in other videos.

Jason!! Hole you're well, man. I have not yet, but I'll admit I have been considering it the last wee or two. About 5 days ago, I noticed there's some green starting to grow in. I may wait one more week just to see what the forecast looks like, so I can maybe scalp and get my pre-em down.

@@thelawnrenaissance Nice! I went ahead and applied half rate of Coastal last week Thursday right before the rain so perfect timing. Just got my soil test back from waypoint pH is 8. Any recommendations for lowering it?

@jasona4881 I'm still okay with my Fall pre-em application, but man this weather sure makes it feel like a super early start to the mowing season. I'm gonna wait one more week, and if weather looks like a continuation of what we're getting, I'm going for it. As for the topic of pH, you probably didn't see the video I made on pH. 😆 Views show that no one watched it. Ha ha Maybe there's somethjng in there you can use. Sometimes I'm in on trying to lower it, and sometimes it seems futile. In short, the answer is Sulphur. ruclips.net/video/CcyfZEXMLCA/видео.htmlsi=ZgjtUifg4uwvdr5k

Hey J! Revisiting your pre-m program. I just put down my 1/4 rate of Indaziflam. With Simazine you apply that once in the spring or do you split that up too?

Hey, Geoff. Thanks for watching. I appreciate it. Good question. I actually had a section in this video where I talked about sulfur powder. First thing: Sulfur won't go into suspension in water. So while you could mix it in water, you have to keep agitating the mix so that the sulfur doesn't settle. Secondly, because it doesn't disssolve in water, you can only mix in so much Sulfur because it clogs spray tips. So yes, you can spray it. Just keep shaking the tank your spraying from as you spray the lawn. The specific Sulfur I was told to use if I wanted to go this route is micronized Sulfur. Hope this helps.

Thank you so much for watching! I appreciate it. And thank you for the kind words. I'm just trying to explain things the way I wish they'd been explained to me when I first started. So happy this helps.

No, sir. They are similar. More of the N in the Peters fert comes from urea, but other than that similar. The micros are similar as well.

Either way, you're fine. Like I said in the video, you have options.

You're very welcome. Just trying tonshare information. I appreciate you stopping by.

@@thelawnrenaissance I've been watching your channel and you have great info sir I've subscribed 👍🏾

@fairwaybermudalawn I really really appreciate it. Hope something in the videos helps.