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@infoimolaza sure but I will have to review your product first.

@@thegrassgardener Of course, I have contacted you.

@billy-joemarr2497 calcium carbonate in soil increases ph making many nutrients less available to your lawn.

@Dstromb232 it definitely will germinate just give it time temp are coming down. It should do fine.

@russell311000 thanks really appreciate you.

@russell311000 thanks really appreciate you.

I did cut it down to 3 inches afterwards

I did cut it down to 3 inches

Got it…

@YardCareMindset tell me about it 🤣🤣🤣 but that’s all good with the neighbors. Anyway I can’t wait to see your process.

@nelsonmedina2016 I only used 2 bales. One bale is about 3 cubic feet which is about 67 pounds

So your yard is 3000 ft.² and you used two bales of peat moss and that was enough for your whole back yard. The reason why I’m asking because I have 4000 close to 4000 ft.² of yard and a guy is telling me I need 20 bales to cover my yard???????

@@nelsonmedina2016 no you don't need 20 bales especially if you are using a peat moss spreader. I use only 2 bales and it almost covered the entire lawn, 3 bales is what I usually use so I will say use 4 bales with a peat moss spreader should do the job.

@WesGrammer-ro3wd that’s another video coming soon but to answer your question it did.

@SeahawkAz I was just giving ppl other alternative other than lime. But to answer your question yes I did saw a difference but slightly. My PH went from 5.4 to 5.9 so just doing this process every month I think will make a difference in the soil you just have to be patient and consistent with it.

@gregoryc5989 anytime..

@YardCareMindset I have already started the process, up next is to core aerate my time frame of seedlings will be the second week of September. Are you using peat moss this year or top soil?

@@thegrassgardener I actually use topsoil and peat moss. Next fall I’ll be doing a full renovation and switching to sand leveling. I wanna see what the big deal is.

@@YardCareMindset Oh I will really want to see how that turns out.

@alyecerodgers4186 that’s a good question, anyway if you look on the side of the bottle you will see an option for just water so you can just slide the red button to the water option after application.

@cameronandersonsr was trying not to go that route trying to save money but eventually I will have to go that route. Thanks brother.

@fernandofigueroa427 it was short when I covered it with the cardboard then five weeks later it grew through the cardboard.

@spenegdt yes I leave in Southern Maryland.

@YardCareMindset depending on the day there are times that I see heavy dew on the ground in the morning at the same time this is the season Bermuda thrives so I’m not too surprised. As far as burning it down I can, but I figured since it’s such a small area in my lawn I can just control it with the two herbicides I used in the video.

@SixHandWorld thanks, no I have used herbicide also

@eduardo13405 I use Turf type tall fescue by Top Choice Mountain View seed

What state you at? I ask cause I’ve seen a few videos of people showing the re seeding process but never say where they at cause I’m pretty sure different states have different weathers so the re seeding steps and seeds might differ.

If you can can you send a link of that seed i found some of Mountain Views seeds but can’t find the one that says turf type tall fescue… thanks

@@eduardo13405 I'm in Maryland

@cincinnatiking8008 I might try that Tekko pro combo mix 👍🏾

It will help with the mosquitos too, but you need to do it every two weeks. Add eco via mt to the mix as well

DuraFlex is a better choice because everything is encapsulated and meant for multiple wetting events.

@@GardenerEarthGuy never tried DuraFlex before but good to know.

@@GardenerEarthGuy I'll check it out. Thanks!

@tedfinkenauer Yes but you may need to repeat the application process every 14 days to get rid of nutsedge completely. Because sugar depletes nitrogen in the soil, you should not use it as a substitute for fertilizer.

@@thegrassgardener thanks. Hit a couple test areas today with a note to repeat in 14 days.

@TheSteadyGardener that’s exactly the point I’m at right now based on the forecast in my area I’m getting rain here and there so I just let mother nature do its thing. Not all your fescues are going to make it so come fall don’t forget to over seed.

@@thegrassgardener I'm going to try dethatching and aeration in the fall. I have never dethatched my yard before.

@TheSteadyGardener that’s a good idea, except a lot of thatch since this will be your first time. I suggest you do at least two passes to get as much as possible out.

@angelf9800 30 minutes but it might be different for you so I suggest you measure how much water you are putting down and it should not be no more than 1-2 inches a week

@demetriusford617 I’m with you on that. Letting your grass go dormant is not a bad thing at all.

Thanks for the correction @BritgirlTX, also that was exactly my point I was trying to make no need to waste water with this kind of temps.

We had rain today so I will see how things go before I can throw down.

I did Stress Blend in June with some FourPlay and I’m watering early morning and evening. Deep watering 20mins and I’m still deep green. Also adding micronutrients when it’s been cool. It was cool this last week so I put down some micronutrients and deep watered and haven’t had any issues and my front gets cooked from the sun.

Is it unhealthy to keep your lawn green I'm in florida many am many lawns are going dormant but I want to keep her green but don't want to hurt anything

@NikkosExperience once your lawn starts to turn brown, that’s actually a healthy natural response that your lawn is going to sleep to protect its self. Since you are in Florida you have a warm season lawn meaning your lawn thrive in the summer. Now that we are heading into winter your lawn doesn’t like the cool weather so it is protecting itself from the cool weather.

@@KB-Unc Thank you so much 👊👊

Thanks for letting me know, really appreciate it

@greenkeeper448 Oh really? Didn’t know that but good to know. I found out that this is the cheapest way to do it to save money.

@eugeneswain6188 thanks 🙏🏾

@Spardo, I agree 100% with you. If you have a small lawn like you said then this is for you.

@normynorm, all I’m saying is if you have a high PH it can decrease it or if you have a lower PH it can increase it.

That is awesome!

@mucarew thanks..

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Pls what's the measurements?? Do I use it straight like that or I should mix it up with water

@@OmiTariah-d3muse up to 1oz per gallon (1,000 sq ft)

One oz of bifen to every gallon of water​@@OmiTariah-d3m

@@OmiTariah-d3mmix with water

@user-ci2zp9lh4q yes you can use it both indoor and outdoor

@user-ci2zp9lh4q Yes, please go to my description tab I have a link below where you can buy this product.

You are welcome 🙏🏾

@nonyadamnbusiness9887 I respect your opinion.

@mauriciogonzalez6302 yeah I guess you need about 6 inches cores? But I’m getting like 4 inches out of this thing.

@@thegrassgardener oh I see. 4” is still good. Just hard to see on camera

@Woonyvillan401 I bought it about 2 years ago and It has been great using the amick roll aerator.

@pamela6922 I did, I used a cup to mix the whole thing up.

@dhiatt33 the baking soda did work you just have to do multiple applications. With Cal Flo your Ph will increase with just one application in ten days. Just another option if you want to go that route.

It did increase the Ph but multiple applications is needed.

@cwpowell9453 it is possible that might be the case and if it is ? Then I will have to do some digging

@damonlorthridge9314 thanks I really appreciate you🙏🏾