Ok sorry. Just stumbled on your video. I just wanted to say. I know your lawn is probably very grassy green and nice. But i don't suggest killing your weeds automatically. Ive learned there are other uses for many of them. There is one particularly that serves as a pain relief. Sorry i guess just information i cared to share. God bless you🙂
Absolutely the truth.....I was coming here to write something similar. You got a new subscriber because of your professional, "no fluff" information sharing.
These are the best videos I have seen explaining how to do something. Very well planned out and delivered. Concise, educational, well spoken, easy to understand and replicated in practice. Thanks so much Ron. I’ve been struggling with my lawn for 35 years!!!! Looking forward to getting it to look great ! - Peter
I live in South Florida, and learned about your channel while watching a video made by Princess Cut Lawn Care. He specifically mentioned you and your channel for those of us with warm-season lawns, so I turned to here and see you mentioning him to watch for cool-season lawns. Both of your mentioning each other on your videos helps the rest of us tremendously, and I am proof of that. I am now a subscriber to your channel, and am eager to learn how to build up my lawn!
Ron, never have viewed any of your videos, that’s my mistake. You have a very direct approach to communicating the information and you don’t waste time, which is greatly appreciated. Great video and thank you for sharing such awesome tips, I’m subscribing.
This showed up in my feed today. This is what I have started using and it works like a dream on the kyllinga and chamberbitter that showed up this year in centipede this year after we had a hard freeze that damaged several spots. It takes about a week to start seeing the results and a few weeks to really know out the kyllinga but things like dandylions are gone in about 2 weeks. Yes, it's expensive but so is my time and this combo works without the lawn showing any signs of stress. I've used other products and the lawn yellows from it and it doesn't give as good of results on the broad spectrum. Thanks for the video and keep up the great work providing folks like me with information to help keep our lawns looking awesome.
Appreciate the feedback. I agree it's an amazing combination for warm season grass. It does a great job cleaning up weeds without discoloring your lawn in then process. Thanks for watching!
Thanks J L. Other than some of the herbicide content, it still applies to you. Tenacity and Sedgehammer in your case. golfcourselawn.store/products/tenacity-and-sedgehammer-herbicide-kit-with-surfactant-and-dye-cool-season-grass
This was one of the most professional self made (I assume) YT videos I’ve ever has the pleasure of watching. And I’ve seen a lot of videos. Well done. Subbed.
@@dporrasxtremeLS3 Thanks Davil. I've played with different levels and had people that weren't the least bit interested in lawns, listen to them for feedback. Glad to hear I'm getting it right. :-)
These companies need to hire you for advertising purposes. This video is EXCELLENT, even for a lawn goober like me. I have a huge problem!! The previous owners NEVER EVER EVER treated the lawn, and I have every weed that nature could grow. I need something that kills them all, especially "wiregrass", Bermuda, crabgrass, dallisgrass, and lots of broadleaf. What's the best combo product to use this fall to get a better start in the spring? I saw your video on creeping charlie, so I'm doing that now, but the rest of it will need a one for all after the summer heat.
Thanks Cynthia. There’s not a selective herbicide that will kill all of those. If you’re looking to start over. From scratch you can use this product to eliminate all weeds and grass in your lawn. golfcourselawn.store/products/roundup-quikpro-weed-killer-5-x-1-5-oz-packs Dallisgrass is very difficult to control so you’re best bet is physically removing it.
Much appreciated LG. I tried to weave it in as smoothly as I could because for some reason people seem to disengage when you start talking about safety. Thanks for watching!
I have been out of the lawn scene for about two years because of my wife's health. I am amazed by how improved your channel has become -- very professional!
This is the best tutorial video on RUclips using Celsius. Love the comment about the box store brands end up costing you more over the long haul. I found that out the hard way. Also found out the expensive way I seriously need to use a blue or green dye because I get concerned if I hit a spot and end up spraying more than I should. The way you demonstrated how to apply this is exactly how I do it but I didn’t figure out the error in my way for a decade. Simple. Easy. Mix it up, spray, move on to other things. No reason to complicate killing common weeds in a warm weather yard.
They often recommend and offer guidance on doing so. I’m cases where you’re mixing product combinations that aren’t labeled, it’s recommended that you do a jar test. A jar test is where you mix a small amount of the products you’re combining to give any odd interactions to manifest.
Appreciate it Pacific Northwest Lawns! There are several different ways to apply Certainty and Celsius so it's really important to read the label. Did my best to convey that without getting too preachy. 😂 Thanks for watching!
I just moved from NJ to SC (Fescue to Bermuda) and have inherited a mess of crab/dallis/nut grass as well as some other common broadleaf weeds. Thanks for the video the timing was literally perfect. Picked up and will spray soon. Subscribed
Thanks for simplifying the content. I get frustrated watching lawn care videos that gets too complicated. Loved your presentation and ideas. I subscribed 👍🏽
Yes. This combination will kill both of those. You can get it in a convenient kit here: golfcourselawn.store/products/celsius-and-certainty-herbicide-kit-with-surfactant-and-dye
@@RonHenry Staring at my yard yesterday. It's basically perfect zoysia palisades. This is it's best time of year with new growth and reasonable warm temps and moisture. Except that I have nutsedge all over the place, and it seems recent. I figured out what I had done wrong. I have been mowing the weedy part of my lot AFTER my main yard, then parking the mower on the driveway and blowing it off before I put it away, and it's then covered in grass clippings (and seeds). I missed my second application of pre-emergent this year, and presto.... Nutsedge. And some other weeds too. I've got some Certainty and Celsius ordered and I think I need to do a broadcast application, as this stuff seems pretty scattered all over the lawn. Dont' have the experience to determine if the zoysia will choke these out, but I think nutsedge is pretty tough and chemicals are a good call here. Hopefully I can get this done before it gets much hotter, and the wife has a big party scheduled in a few weeks that I'll have to do this after in case the yard gets burned a little bit... sorry to ramble. maybe others can learn from my mistake just how important the pre-emergent is that I got lazy with.....
This is awesome and agreed! although the herbicides from big-box have killed many of the weeds in my St. Augustine lawn, these products still leave a lot to be desired. I have never used professional herbicide before and now looking forward to moving on to the real stuff. Surely, this video is a great tool.
Glad this was helpful Yasmin. It's really not difficult to use the professional level herbicides. You just really need to pay attention to the label and follow the specified rates. Thanks for watching. Appreciate it.
Thanks for this weed killing combination. I just received Certainty and I already have a bottle of Celsius. Looking forward to seeing the results. Your insight and information is greatly appreciated.
Good information. Will look into this for my Bermuda lawn. One of the biggest things that hurt me is my lawn is 3 acres. Weed killer & fertilizer gets really expensive. I use a 31 gallon pull behind sprayer to get it as well as I can.
Excellent Ron! IMO, a tracker dye is mandatory to prevent overlap (which correlates to an over application). Selective, post emergent weed suppression requires precision. Glad to see you using it. Another suggestion would be to use a battery powered drill and paddle mixer (like for mixing paint) to get a good, thorough mixture. Well done video... as usual.
I appreciate it Richard. I had a section of video showing using a drill to mix everything up. It made the video a bit longer and with it only being 2 gallons I figured most viewers are just going to shake the tank for 30 seconds instead anyways. It's a great point though. I should have left it in. 😬 Appreciate the feedback as always sir. Hope all is going well on your end.
Ron…you are always ON-TIME with tutorials that I have on my bucket list of things to do for my next lawn agenda. ANOTHER GREAT INFORMATIVE VIDEO!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽💯💯💯💯
Great video! Yes, reading the directions is good....but they most times aren't specific enough. Okay, it's good for so many square feet....okay, how heavy am I applying that? You FINALLY answered that question...spot spraying, and medium speed, leaving wet with no runoff. Only one pass on short stuff. Maybe a second pass on the other side of long stuff. THANKS!!! 👍😁
Good advice, especially READ THE LABEL! I'm a professional applicator, and combos like this are my standard weed control fare TWO thoughts: 1) Identify the problem weeds and study labels online to see what weeds each herbicide actually control. 2) BE AWARE OF COST! The professional-grade herbicides aren't cheap; they cost around $100 _each_ per container.
Totally agree Pete. The label is law. Also agree about the cost of these products. Granted they go a really long way but you really have to ask yourself if want to spend the money on them. Realistically if you're applying pre-emergent in the spring and fall, and mowing regularly, you shouldn't have big issues with weeds. Appreciate you chiming in sir. Always cool hearing from industry pros. Thanks for watching. 🙏😎
@@RonHenry My pleasure, sir! 😎 I've spent several evenings flipping between labels, looking for the most comprehensive combo for the various weeds in the Birmingham, AL area. It gets annoying at times...😉
You truly are a professional! Your video and communication skills are both informative, to the point and clear. I will be trying your recommendation / suggestions on products to use and applications. Two thumbs up to you.
Awesome videos Ron! They are so well done, easy to watch, succinct, and very helpful. I have a Tif 419 lawn installed by builder less than a year ago. I see lots of common Bermuda in it. How does that happen? How can I prevent more from coming in? How can I get rid of it? Thanks!
Hi Turbo TylerIX. Short of pulling it, you'll have a difficult time getting rid of the common out of your Tifway. There's not really a herbicide that will target only common Bermuda and not damage your Tifway as well. If it' really looks bad, you could try having them replace the sod. My base lawn is Tifway 419 and had a bit of common in it as well. I just ignore it for the most part. When it's all mowed short, you can't easily see it unless you're up really close. Appreciate you watching.
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! I may have described my issue wrong. I did take you advice and purchased the tips a week or so ago. What I say were brass angled fittings that the tips were installed in, that's what I'd like to add to my arsenal.
Ohhhhh. The brass angled fittings an be made with these 3 parts. Quick Connect Coupler: ron-henry.com/quickconnectcoupler 45 Degree Adapter: ron-henry.com/teejetadapter TeeJet End Cap: ron-henry.com/teejetendcap Hope this helps.
As always great video. This is a great combo I've been using in a dedicated 1 gal pump tank for spot treatments. I use such a small amount of product when mixing, both bottles will last for years. I recently mixed both at the high rate, took care of some nutsedge, crabgrass, and kyllinga. I accidentally over applied and a little by my mailbox. My Zenith Zoysia had some very slight yellowing and slower growth, but after a 3-5 days it was back to normal. The nutsedge in that area quickly turned black within a week.
The problem is Celsius and certainty have a shelf life of 3 years, these will last me 10 yrs on an area 3000 sq ft! I have a 5 pound container of Prodiamine going on 3 yrs, this is the last winter I can use it and I paid $125 for it!😂😂😂😂
Curious how safe this mix is when the lawn is used by pets. My dogs romp on the lawn every day, and I am wary of letting them do that after applying this . How long should I keep them off the lawn after an application? They sniff everything and often lick dew off the grass in the morning, so I am very concerned about their health if I use such an approach.
I would keep them off the lawn for 24 hours if you're trying to be super safe. Realistically once it dries you're ok, but give it an entire day just to be uber safe. Hope this helps.
Well it’s poison, so you should probably just let plants grow, it will also slowly poison you and your water supply, your neighbors, wild animals, your family etc.
Wow!! Great information in a well delivered presentation. You will be doing great things in your future. These product companies should be hiring you for marketing. Thank you👍🏽
That's a tough one Brian. The herbicide that's really effective against Dallisgrass unfortunately isn't labeled for residential use anymore. Physically removing it will likely be your best bet.
You're awesome. Loved the video. I pay for a lawn service and my lawn is still overrun with crabgrass and Johnson grass. Whatever commercial chemicals they use 4 times a year don't work great.
Sorry to hear that Mufash888. If they're only coming out 4 times per year, that's unlikely to be enough. Hopefully they're putting down pre-emergent. That works well to prevent crabgrass.
Great video Ron Some of the prices for professional grade herbicide can be substantial, so it was useful to see just how little needs to be mixed in with water. Overall I’m reassured that my purchase could go a lot further than I had previously thought 👍
For sure Shazia. In most cases, a purchase of these homeowners is going to last several years. If you're doing the other things right (pre-emergent and regular mowing), you really shouldn't need to use them very often. As long as they're kept dry, they'll last a really long time.
I just purchased my first home at the end of 2020 and the previous owner didn’t do ANY lawn care. Bare spots, every weed you can think of and multiple different types of grass. I’ve been hand pulling a lot of the easy stuff but after 2 years I’m down to rugged weeds that need spraying. I live in central FL and I’m trying to focus on the bits of zoysia to help them spread. I recently tried Tenacity. I saw on the bottle it says zoysia is sensitive to it so I used a patch as a test area. I’m 2 days in so we’ll see how it holds up. I may try your combo here next if it scorches my zoysia patch
Hi Michael. It's not a good idea to spray Zoysia or any warm season grass with Tenacity. It's designed for cool season grass like Rye and KBG, not Bermuda and Zoysia. Celsius and Certainty are MUCH less likely the damage your Zoysia than Tenacity. If you haven't sprayed the Tenacity yet, I wouldn't do so. Hope this helps.
I did spray it on most of the property, which is basically 100% weeds and dirt. Only a small spot about 4x4 on the zoysia in a shady area just out of curiosity. I’m definitely using the mix you suggested when I get ready to spray around the desirable areas. Thanks for the info! Subscribed
@@RonHenry Awesome thanks! I’ll try that in a few more areas that I see Bermuda popping up. Question, how long do I have to wait before I can throw down some zoysia seed to fill in the thin spots - same question herbicides you covered in this video.
Thanks for your advice about not using Tenacity on bermuda grass. I did spot treat already, but the damage to the bermuda seems temporary. My problem is goose grass in my common bermuda lawn. Will Celsius kill goose grass?
The damage will be temporary Jere. Bermuda will likely recover from the damage. It's just not something I would do going forward. Celsius won't kill goosegrass but Revolver will. Not inexpensive though: ron-henry.com/revolver
Hi JJ76. This combination is only for warm season grass like Bermuda, Zoysia, St. Augustine, etc. Don't use it on cool season grass like rye or kbg. It will kill them. Appreciate you watching.
Good Job Ron. I use this combo on my Centipede and it works great. I tried the blue dye at a higher rate and I still cannot see where I have sprayed? I may need to get checked for color blindness. You have outstanding communication skills my friend.
DALLISGRASS! Hey Ron, just subscribed and enjoying your informative vids. I'm also a Georgia resident and have gotten familiar with the plethora of weeds down here; I'm finding your lawn care series very helpful. Thanks so much! One recent invader I've come up against is a beast called Dallisgrass; nothing seems to kill it save for spot treating it with Roundup. Rather than use a spray on it, I "paint" the leaves with Roundup using a small sponge brush (lotsa fun). The leaf-painting technique seems to limit collateral damage to my Zoysia and results in a relatively small dead spot. I looked up Celsius ...did a little online research ...and it seems Celsius does work against Dallisgrass. I haven't had personal experience, yet, with using Celsius against Dallisgrass, but I intend to shortly. You might consider adding controlling Dallisgrass ...maybe make a video on the subject ...because if you get this stuff in your lawn? It can literally take over your grass. The stuff is easily confused with crabgrass; as a DIY/Homeowner you're powerless to do anything about Dallisgrass with any of the consumer-grade herbicides ...save for a shot of Roundup on the plant. What I've read thus far seems to indicate a dedicated effort using both pre and post emergent treatments. One minor sugestion: you might consider letting folks know that "commercial grade" herbicides are expensive; the offset is how little you need and how long those bottles of Celsius and Certainty are going to last. Cheers!
Appreciate the feedback Mike. Certainty will injure Dallisgrass. Celsius won’t do too much to it. There’s not really a residential herbicide that will eliminate it. Your best bet is to physically remove it. Otherwise it will keep coming back.
@@RonHenry Thanks for the reply Ron. Well looks like I'll stick with painting Roundup on the Dallisgrass plants. I still plan on using the Certainty; maybe between the two I can get rid of it.
Glad I found this videos and thanks for the detailed instruction! Went to the website in your links and ordered up a kit with all 4. Can't wait to tackle my lawn. One question though...will this work just as good in planting beds as in the lawn? I would assume so, but just wanted to ask. Thanks again! Subscribed👍
I appreciate the support JimZRyd. Your order will ship tomorrow. Really appreciate the support. And yes. It'll work in beds too. Just keep it on the weeds and off any plants in the beds.
@@RonHenry Thanks Ron! I've been fighting weeds for years especially in the beds and lawn on one side of my property. That neighbor doesn't treat for anything and my yard suffers. I can spend an entire weekend pulling the weeds in those beds and they'll be back within a week. I'll keep you posted on my results👍🏻
Yes it can Davis. You can blanket the entire lawn. This is part of why I’m such a fan of the combination. golfcourselawn.store/collections/lawn-weed-killers
Hey Ron - I'm in DFW Texas, and was wondering WHEN is the best time through the season to apply the Celcius/Certainty combo? My lawn is getting pretty overun with Nutsedge and I'm ready to knock it out, but the grass is healthy and green so I don't want to hurt it. It's the end of July, and we've had a fairly mild summer this year, but we are rolling into August and September (otherwise known as HELL'S FRONT PORCH in North Texas!)
Although it did not "kill" my lawn, this combo did leave brown spots on my bermuda even when using the low rates. I sprayed late in the evening but was still pretty hot. It looks pretty bad. I had a lot of nutsedge pop up with all of the rain.
I don't recommend using the NIS when it's warmer out unless you are OK with the turf getting a little dinged. If you don't mind some yellowing though, go for it. The Celsius label covers this.
It does redtwin1968 but the product really does work better when mixed with NIS. Suppose you could do your initial application without and allows add NIS to the subsequent app if needed. Appreciate you chiming in.
Great vid, been looking for a better, more potent weed destroyer for my Bermuda lawn. Looks like these 2 products will take care of all my needs...upfront pricing is high...but more than likely saves tons in the long run.
Bit more expensive than big box door product John, but it's definitely a case of buy once, cry once. We have a kit that has everything you'll need here: golfcourselawn.store/products/celsius-and-certainty-herbicide-kit-with-surfactant-and-dye It's a great combination for eliminating weeds in warm season grass like Bermuda.
Ron, I used your chemicals to treat my yard, it’s been about two weeks and most of the weeds are gone, but one! I’d send a picture but I can’t upload it to RUclips, so I’ll try to explain. It’s got a white tint to the leaves, with flakey flour on top.
I Roberta. Depends on which grass it is. If you're careful to keep it away from the flowers, you can use RoundUp. You have to be careful though since that herbicide will kill any plants it touches.
Hey Ron, I’m purchasing your Celsius, Certainty, High Yiels Soreader and Lazer Blue for my existing weeds ( not a big deal!) What is the optimum Pre Emergent cocktail for zoysia and best time to put it down????
Ron thanks for the video really helps me out with my yard and will better help prepare for the summer, but does the combination of Celsius and Certainty work during the winter. My bermuda is dormant but there are a couple types of weeds in the yard that I would like to get rid of, temps are mid 40s/50s during the day.
Yes it does Charles. You can use it with temps in the 40s and 50s. Cooler weather weeds like henbit and clover are controlled with this combo. golfcourselawn.store/products/celsius-and-certainty-herbicide-kit-with-surfactant-and-dye
New follower since I'm new to warmer climate home ownership. looking forward to all you have to share. But please, do something about that board sticking up @0:38 in. doesn't look helpful or safe.
great helpful video. I have sprayed a bunch of clover and its all turned yellow now after 2 weeks. Should I mow the yellow clover or if it hasnt decayed by now should i apply aother application?
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Ok sorry. Just stumbled on your video. I just wanted to say. I know your lawn is probably very grassy green and nice. But i don't suggest killing your weeds automatically. Ive learned there are other uses for many of them. There is one particularly that serves as a pain relief.
Sorry i guess just information i cared to share.
God bless you🙂
@@jakmo6130 Appreciate you watching Jak Mo.
Hi Ron it seem like you use to be a teacher. My question, can i mix celsius and prodiamine on a bermuda lawn
Princess lawn cut care brought me here! Subbed!
It’s awesome how you recommended princess cut channel. Nice to see like minded folks working together. Bravo
Yes! Thank you!
Great video Ron! I think you're really mastering the tradeoff between long detailed content and short easy to consume content. No fluff here!
I appreciate that sir. It's a fine balancing act. I try to not make the content any longer than it needs to be. Thanks for watching.
Absolutely the truth.....I was coming here to write something similar. You got a new subscriber because of your professional, "no fluff" information sharing.
I like you confident and assured tone of voice. Great presentation style.
These are the best videos I have seen explaining how to do something. Very well planned out and delivered. Concise, educational, well spoken, easy to understand and replicated in practice.
Thanks so much Ron. I’ve been struggling with my lawn for 35 years!!!! Looking forward to getting it to look great !
- Peter
Thank you!!!
Really GREAT presentation, no fluff, just the facts in very enjoyable way.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I live in South Florida, and learned about your channel while watching a video made by Princess Cut Lawn Care. He specifically mentioned you and your channel for those of us with warm-season lawns, so I turned to here and see you mentioning him to watch for cool-season lawns. Both of your mentioning each other on your videos helps the rest of us tremendously, and I am proof of that. I am now a subscriber to your channel, and am eager to learn how to build up my lawn!
That is awesome!
And everyone ask, why do I call you The Mad Scientist!!! You've earned your name again... excellent content young man, you are definitely that Dude
Appreciate it Cedrick G! It's a great combination that should help a lot of people out. Thanks for watching sir.
Ron I enjoyed your clear and concise instructions. Very impressed with your video your a true professional!
Glad it was helpful James. Thanks so much for watching.
Ron, never have viewed any of your videos, that’s my mistake. You have a very direct approach to communicating the information and you don’t waste time, which is greatly appreciated. Great video and thank you for sharing such awesome tips, I’m subscribing.
Thanks so much Bob. I try to be respectful of the viewer’s time. Really appreciate you watching. Thanks for the support.
This showed up in my feed today. This is what I have started using and it works like a dream on the kyllinga and chamberbitter that showed up this year in centipede this year after we had a hard freeze that damaged several spots. It takes about a week to start seeing the results and a few weeks to really know out the kyllinga but things like dandylions are gone in about 2 weeks. Yes, it's expensive but so is my time and this combo works without the lawn showing any signs of stress. I've used other products and the lawn yellows from it and it doesn't give as good of results on the broad spectrum. Thanks for the video and keep up the great work providing folks like me with information to help keep our lawns looking awesome.
Appreciate the feedback. I agree it's an amazing combination for warm season grass. It does a great job cleaning up weeds without discoloring your lawn in then process. Thanks for watching!
I think yours is my favorite lawn care channel. The content is great and they are comparatively short. I have cool season grass though.
Thanks J L. Other than some of the herbicide content, it still applies to you. Tenacity and Sedgehammer in your case. golfcourselawn.store/products/tenacity-and-sedgehammer-herbicide-kit-with-surfactant-and-dye-cool-season-grass
This was one of the most professional self made (I assume) YT videos I’ve ever has the pleasure of watching. And I’ve seen a lot of videos. Well done. Subbed.
I really appreciate that samlol23. It was fun to make. I always try to improve something in every new video. Thanks for subscribing. 🙏😎
@@RonHenry Great comment Ron. So many videos the backround music covers over the info. Yours is perfect, thanks!
@@dporrasxtremeLS3 Thanks Davil. I've played with different levels and had people that weren't the least bit interested in lawns, listen to them for feedback. Glad to hear I'm getting it right. :-)
These companies need to hire you for advertising purposes. This video is EXCELLENT, even for a lawn goober like me. I have a huge problem!! The previous owners NEVER EVER EVER treated the lawn, and I have every weed that nature could grow. I need something that kills them all, especially "wiregrass", Bermuda, crabgrass, dallisgrass, and lots of broadleaf. What's the best combo product to use this fall to get a better start in the spring? I saw your video on creeping charlie, so I'm doing that now, but the rest of it will need a one for all after the summer heat.
Thanks Cynthia. There’s not a selective herbicide that will kill all of those. If you’re looking to start over. From scratch you can use this product to eliminate all weeds and grass in your lawn. golfcourselawn.store/products/roundup-quikpro-weed-killer-5-x-1-5-oz-packs Dallisgrass is very difficult to control so you’re best bet is physically removing it.
Dude, great video. That transition in/out of the PPE guidance was smooth! (I don't think most people will notice that) Well done, sir....well done! 😎
"READ THE LABEL!" ~Ron Henry
Much appreciated LG. I tried to weave it in as smoothly as I could because for some reason people seem to disengage when you start talking about safety. Thanks for watching!
Yep! Read. The. Label. No PPE required for that part. 🙏😎
💯 % great composition.
I have been out of the lawn scene for about two years because of my wife's health. I am amazed by how improved your channel has become -- very professional!
Thanks so much Duke of Prunes II. I'm sorry to hear your wife isn't doing well. I appreciate you coming back to say Hi. :-)
@@RonHenry Thanks! I really missed being part of the lawn community. So I am re-subscribed.
This is the best tutorial video on RUclips using Celsius. Love the comment about the box store brands end up costing you more over the long haul. I found that out the hard way. Also found out the expensive way I seriously need to use a blue or green dye because I get concerned if I hit a spot and end up spraying more than I should. The way you demonstrated how to apply this is exactly how I do it but I didn’t figure out the error in my way for a decade. Simple. Easy. Mix it up, spray, move on to other things. No reason to complicate killing common weeds in a warm weather yard.
I appreciate the kind words Joey. Celsius is an excellent product. We're fortunate to have it for warm season turf.
My friend. You need to be doing commercials. This was awesome.
Maybe one day Andres. I really appreciate you watching.
100% professional for sure. Thanks for the videos!
Do the manufactures recommend mixing their product with others? Sometimes chemicals counteract each other. Have you ran into this issue?
They often recommend and offer guidance on doing so. I’m cases where you’re mixing product combinations that aren’t labeled, it’s recommended that you do a jar test. A jar test is where you mix a small amount of the products you’re combining to give any odd interactions to manifest.
@@RonHenry thank you!
Great video Ron. I love the fact that you stressed reading the label. The most important this that a lot of people just don't do. 👊🏼
Appreciate it Pacific Northwest Lawns! There are several different ways to apply Certainty and Celsius so it's really important to read the label. Did my best to convey that without getting too preachy. 😂 Thanks for watching!
Haven’t tried the mix yet. I’m just here to say I enjoyed the tutorial. It was great information, easy to follow, and not a bunch rambling. Perfect!!
Thank you Energy! That’s the goal. 😎 Trying to be respectful of your time.
As I've said before, Ron, you should have your own show on mainstream networks. Perfect presentation.
I appreciate it Graeme. You never know what could happen on day. Appreciate the kind words.
I just moved from NJ to SC (Fescue to Bermuda) and have inherited a mess of crab/dallis/nut grass as well as some other common broadleaf weeds. Thanks for the video the timing was literally perfect. Picked up and will spray soon.
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Glad it was helpful Joseph. Hope you get those weeds under control.
Thanks for simplifying the content. I get frustrated watching lawn care videos that gets too complicated. Loved your presentation and ideas. I subscribed 👍🏽
Glad it was helpful!
Man. I need this! I have spurge and crabgrass. Simple and to the point! Thanks for another quality video Ron!
Glad it's helpful Bobzilla661. Appreciate you watching. Let me know how it works for you.
Great video! If this will kill nutsedge and spurge, I've got to try it. They are getting out of control in my lawn here in Phoenix.
Yes. This combination will kill both of those. You can get it in a convenient kit here: golfcourselawn.store/products/celsius-and-certainty-herbicide-kit-with-surfactant-and-dye
Fun video Ron! Kept me hooked the entire time and I don’t even have warm season grass! 😂
Oh and thanks for the shout out!
Thanks man! Appreciate you watching. You already have a great video for controlling weeds in cool season grass so it made sense to reference it. 👍😎
This may be the best lawn care video I have ever watched. Brilliant!
Thanks so much
Exactly what I was looking for, and super well presented. Well done!
Glad it was helpful Mark g! Thanks so much for watching.
@@RonHenry Staring at my yard yesterday. It's basically perfect zoysia palisades. This is it's best time of year with new growth and reasonable warm temps and moisture. Except that I have nutsedge all over the place, and it seems recent. I figured out what I had done wrong. I have been mowing the weedy part of my lot AFTER my main yard, then parking the mower on the driveway and blowing it off before I put it away, and it's then covered in grass clippings (and seeds). I missed my second application of pre-emergent this year, and presto.... Nutsedge. And some other weeds too. I've got some Certainty and Celsius ordered and I think I need to do a broadcast application, as this stuff seems pretty scattered all over the lawn. Dont' have the experience to determine if the zoysia will choke these out, but I think nutsedge is pretty tough and chemicals are a good call here. Hopefully I can get this done before it gets much hotter, and the wife has a big party scheduled in a few weeks that I'll have to do this after in case the yard gets burned a little bit... sorry to ramble. maybe others can learn from my mistake just how important the pre-emergent is that I got lazy with.....
This is such a great video! Provides all the necessary ingredients with the links and just the right amount of information! Perfect!
Glad it was helpful Vijay! Thank you for watching sir.
This is awesome and agreed! although the herbicides from big-box have killed many of the weeds in my St. Augustine lawn, these products still leave a lot to be desired. I have never used professional herbicide before and now looking forward to moving on to the real stuff. Surely, this video is a great tool.
Glad this was helpful Yasmin. It's really not difficult to use the professional level herbicides. You just really need to pay attention to the label and follow the specified rates. Thanks for watching. Appreciate it.
Thanks for this weed killing combination. I just received Certainty and I already have a bottle of Celsius. Looking forward to seeing the results. Your insight and information is greatly appreciated.
You should get good results D J. I've gotten lots of good feedback on the combination.
Good information. Will look into this for my Bermuda lawn. One of the biggest things that hurt me is my lawn is 3 acres. Weed killer & fertilizer gets really expensive. I use a 31 gallon pull behind sprayer to get it as well as I can.
I hear you. 3 acres is a lot to take care of.
Excellent Ron! IMO, a tracker dye is mandatory to prevent overlap (which correlates to an over application). Selective, post emergent weed suppression requires precision. Glad to see you using it. Another suggestion would be to use a battery powered drill and paddle mixer (like for mixing paint) to get a good, thorough mixture. Well done video... as usual.
I appreciate it Richard. I had a section of video showing using a drill to mix everything up. It made the video a bit longer and with it only being 2 gallons I figured most viewers are just going to shake the tank for 30 seconds instead anyways. It's a great point though. I should have left it in. 😬 Appreciate the feedback as always sir. Hope all is going well on your end.
@@RonHenry Makes perfect sense Ron. Please keep up the great work.
Or thoroughly mix your concoction separately, then pour into the water tank and shake.
@@felipelabomba848 That's an option too.
Last two days I have watched a few of your vids. Why haven’t I ever seen this guy. Great job teaching.! Earned my sub.
Thanks so much Aaron. I really appreciate it. Glad you're finding the content useful.
Ron…you are always ON-TIME with tutorials that I have on my bucket list of things to do for my next lawn agenda.
ANOTHER GREAT INFORMATIVE VIDEO!👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽💯💯💯💯
Appreciate it Wize Guy. Thanks so much for watching.
Fantastic stuff thank you. Southern Hemisphere here.. warm season grass for sure!
Thanks for watching JAM. Appreciate the support.
I love your videos. Great information and professionally produced. Great job!
Thank you very much LeeRoy! Appreciate you watching.
LEEEEEEROOOOOOOOOYYY mmmmJENKIIIIIIINSSSSSSS
Great video for the homeowner who is a novice when it comes to their lawn care.
Thanks dreamweaver. Appreciate you watching.
Great video! Yes, reading the directions is good....but they most times aren't specific enough. Okay, it's good for so many square feet....okay, how heavy am I applying that? You FINALLY answered that question...spot spraying, and medium speed, leaving wet with no runoff. Only one pass on short stuff. Maybe a second pass on the other side of long stuff. THANKS!!! 👍😁
Happy it was useful Phil! Please share the video with anyone else you think would find it useful. Appreciate you watching. Thanks for the support. 🙏😎
Most important video of the year for warm season lawn !
Thanks Piyush. Be sure to share it with anyone you think can benefit. Appreciate the support.
Good advice, especially READ THE LABEL! I'm a professional applicator, and combos like this are my standard weed control fare
TWO thoughts: 1) Identify the problem weeds and study labels online to see what weeds each herbicide actually control.
2) BE AWARE OF COST! The professional-grade herbicides aren't cheap; they cost around $100 _each_ per container.
Totally agree Pete. The label is law. Also agree about the cost of these products. Granted they go a really long way but you really have to ask yourself if want to spend the money on them. Realistically if you're applying pre-emergent in the spring and fall, and mowing regularly, you shouldn't have big issues with weeds. Appreciate you chiming in sir. Always cool hearing from industry pros. Thanks for watching. 🙏😎
@@RonHenry My pleasure, sir! 😎 I've spent several evenings flipping between labels, looking for the most comprehensive combo for the various weeds in the Birmingham, AL area. It gets annoying at times...😉
Thank you for the video; I have a question, I’m Florida and I have St. Augustine grass is this combination safe for this type of sod?
@@freddyrojas1374 Yes Freddy. This combination can be used on St. Augustine. Be sure to read the label though.
@@RonHenry for sure, thank you
You truly are a professional! Your video and communication skills are both informative, to the point and clear. I will be trying your recommendation / suggestions on products to use and applications. Two thumbs up to you.
Glad it was helpful! I really appreciate the feedback and you watching the content sir. Please feel free to share it. Thanks for the support. 🙏😎
Excellent content my brother! This is making me rethink how I’ve been using Celsius
Great to hear Desmund! Glad it was useful.
Your videos are the best ! Always super informative. Thanks !!
Glad you like them!
Awesome videos Ron! They are so well done, easy to watch, succinct, and very helpful. I have a Tif 419 lawn installed by builder less than a year ago. I see lots of common Bermuda in it. How does that happen? How can I prevent more from coming in? How can I get rid of it? Thanks!
Hi Turbo TylerIX. Short of pulling it, you'll have a difficult time getting rid of the common out of your Tifway. There's not really a herbicide that will target only common Bermuda and not damage your Tifway as well. If it' really looks bad, you could try having them replace the sod. My base lawn is Tifway 419 and had a bit of common in it as well. I just ignore it for the most part. When it's all mowed short, you can't easily see it unless you're up really close. Appreciate you watching.
Ron, you have hit another home run. Been looking for a vid that attacks "my" weeds. Thanks.
Appreciate it Jon. Glad it's a helpful one. Thanks for watching.
Thanks for getting back to me so quickly! I may have described my issue wrong. I did take you advice and purchased the tips a week or so ago. What I say were brass angled fittings that the tips were installed in, that's what I'd like to add to my arsenal.
Ohhhhh. The brass angled fittings an be made with these 3 parts.
Quick Connect Coupler: ron-henry.com/quickconnectcoupler
45 Degree Adapter: ron-henry.com/teejetadapter
TeeJet End Cap: ron-henry.com/teejetendcap
Hope this helps.
As always great video. This is a great combo I've been using in a dedicated 1 gal pump tank for spot treatments. I use such a small amount of product when mixing, both bottles will last for years. I recently mixed both at the high rate, took care of some nutsedge, crabgrass, and kyllinga. I accidentally over applied and a little by my mailbox. My Zenith Zoysia had some very slight yellowing and slower growth, but after a 3-5 days it was back to normal. The nutsedge in that area quickly turned black within a week.
Nice Christopher. Thanks for letting me know how it worked for you. It's not a cheap combination, but works really well. Thanks for chiming in.
The problem is Celsius and certainty have a shelf life of 3 years, these will last me 10 yrs on an area 3000 sq ft!
I have a 5 pound container of Prodiamine going on 3 yrs, this is the last winter I can use it and I paid $125 for it!😂😂😂😂
@Wardcreek 🤷♂️
Love to see the subscriber amount climb. Going to get both of these from your store. I told my neighbor about your channel and he is hooked.
Awesome! Thank you Perpetual Student. I appreciate the support.
Now this is VALUE! Thanks Ron for sharing.
I appreciate you watching Brian. Glad it was useful.
Your lawn looks amazing man… love the free advice
Thanks J. Will! Appreciate you watching.
Curious how safe this mix is when the lawn is used by pets. My dogs romp on the lawn every day, and I am wary of letting them do that after applying this . How long should I keep them off the lawn after an application? They sniff everything and often lick dew off the grass in the morning, so I am very concerned about their health if I use such an approach.
I would keep them off the lawn for 24 hours if you're trying to be super safe. Realistically once it dries you're ok, but give it an entire day just to be uber safe. Hope this helps.
@@RonHenry Thanks so much for the prompt reply.
If you have to wear boot, and glove, it's not seen safe at all.
Well it’s poison, so you should probably just let plants grow, it will also slowly poison you and your water supply, your neighbors, wild animals, your family etc.
Wow!! Great information in a well delivered presentation. You will be doing great things in your future. These product companies should be hiring you for marketing. Thank you👍🏽
Thank you so much. Really appreciate that.
Great video, now if you have a magic formula for Dallis grass in St.Augustine, ii south Texas lawns, I would appreciate seeing that,!!!
That's a tough one Brian. The herbicide that's really effective against Dallisgrass unfortunately isn't labeled for residential use anymore. Physically removing it will likely be your best bet.
subscribed, love your enthusiasm. you make it seem easy to take care of your own lawn.
It’s really not too difficult.
I thought about killing the weeds in my yard, but sometimes my weeds are greener than my neighbor's grass.
That's the case sometimes!
You're awesome. Loved the video. I pay for a lawn service and my lawn is still overrun with crabgrass and Johnson grass. Whatever commercial chemicals they use 4 times a year don't work great.
Sorry to hear that Mufash888. If they're only coming out 4 times per year, that's unlikely to be enough. Hopefully they're putting down pre-emergent. That works well to prevent crabgrass.
Really appreciate you watching.
@@RonHenry found you from @TopNotchLawnCare glad he posted about you. 😊
The tiger woods of lawn care
I'll take that as a compliment! :-)
Best video I have seen on weed control. Thank you!
Appreciate it Irene!
Great video Ron
Some of the prices for professional grade herbicide can be substantial, so it was useful to see just how little needs to be mixed in with water.
Overall I’m reassured that my purchase could go a lot further than I had previously thought 👍
For sure Shazia. In most cases, a purchase of these homeowners is going to last several years. If you're doing the other things right (pre-emergent and regular mowing), you really shouldn't need to use them very often. As long as they're kept dry, they'll last a really long time.
Ron Henry! This is a very good presentation and obviously, you are a Pro in the Green Industry!!! Keep Going !!!!
Appreciate it Don. I don't work professionally in the industry though. Thanks for watching.
Ron, finally the video I’ve been looking for. All the answers I’ve been wanting to know. Thank You
Nice F Perez. Really happy that it's useful. Thanks for watching.
I just purchased my first home at the end of 2020 and the previous owner didn’t do ANY lawn care. Bare spots, every weed you can think of and multiple different types of grass. I’ve been hand pulling a lot of the easy stuff but after 2 years I’m down to rugged weeds that need spraying. I live in central FL and I’m trying to focus on the bits of zoysia to help them spread. I recently tried Tenacity. I saw on the bottle it says zoysia is sensitive to it so I used a patch as a test area. I’m 2 days in so we’ll see how it holds up. I may try your combo here next if it scorches my zoysia patch
Hi Michael. It's not a good idea to spray Zoysia or any warm season grass with Tenacity. It's designed for cool season grass like Rye and KBG, not Bermuda and Zoysia. Celsius and Certainty are MUCH less likely the damage your Zoysia than Tenacity. If you haven't sprayed the Tenacity yet, I wouldn't do so. Hope this helps.
I did spray it on most of the property, which is basically 100% weeds and dirt. Only a small spot about 4x4 on the zoysia in a shady area just out of curiosity. I’m definitely using the mix you suggested when I get ready to spray around the desirable areas. Thanks for the info! Subscribed
This is the first video i have watched feom you and ive watched a lot of videos! Great presentation and to the point! Earned a like and sub!
Awesome, thank you!
You’re content is next level. Just a matter of time till you take over the YT lawn community. Keep it up!
I appreciate the vote of confidence Austin. I enjoy helping people improve their lawns. Thanks for watching.
I have Bermuda in my zoysia lawn, and if it’s a small spot, I just cut it out and replace it with a zoysia plug from an inconspicuous part of my yard.
That works TheWatcher. You can also use Fusilade 2 to remove Bermuda in Zoysia lawns: ron-henry.com/fusilade_2
@@RonHenry Awesome thanks! I’ll try that in a few more areas that I see Bermuda popping up. Question, how long do I have to wait before I can throw down some zoysia seed to fill in the thin spots - same question herbicides you covered in this video.
Thanks for taking the time to create this very excellent video.
Appreciate you watching.
Who are you?!?! Where did you come from?? This is great stuff!!! Really good video, Sir!!
I’ve been here. RUclips is a big place. Happy you’re enjoying the content. 🙏😎
Just bought my home in Texas, will be lurking your account for a while. Great stuff
Appreciate you watching. Congrats on the new place.
Thanks for your advice about not using Tenacity on bermuda grass. I did spot treat already, but the damage to the bermuda seems temporary. My problem is goose grass in my common bermuda lawn. Will Celsius kill goose grass?
The damage will be temporary Jere. Bermuda will likely recover from the damage. It's just not something I would do going forward. Celsius won't kill goosegrass but Revolver will. Not inexpensive though: ron-henry.com/revolver
Very informative. Been using Tenacity with so-so results. Will give this a try. Excellent quality in your presentation too, well done! 👍🏼
Hi JJ76. This combination is only for warm season grass like Bermuda, Zoysia, St. Augustine, etc. Don't use it on cool season grass like rye or kbg. It will kill them. Appreciate you watching.
Good Job Ron. I use this combo on my Centipede and it works great. I tried the blue dye at a higher rate and I still cannot see where I have sprayed? I may need to get checked for color blindness. You have outstanding communication skills my friend.
Thanks Shane! Usually the dye shows up pretty well. If you’re not seeing it at higher concentrations something isn’t right.
I feel it's better to have a designated sprayer and label it ! thanks for the awesome videos Ron !
I use a single sprayer for fertilizer and weed control. Just clean it between use. Works great!
I co-sign this message….it’s my same tried and true method in eradicating my weeds. Two 👍🏽 👍🏽 thumbs up !!
Awesome! Thank you Frankie. We may not agree on Arden 15, but at least we break bread on warm season herbicides right!? 🙏😎
@@RonHenry hehehehe. Fair enough. Hehehehe. Herbicide buddie lol 😂
DALLISGRASS!
Hey Ron, just subscribed and enjoying your informative vids. I'm also a Georgia resident and have gotten familiar with the plethora of weeds down here; I'm finding your lawn care series very helpful. Thanks so much!
One recent invader I've come up against is a beast called Dallisgrass; nothing seems to kill it save for spot treating it with Roundup. Rather than use a spray on it, I "paint" the leaves with Roundup using a small sponge brush (lotsa fun). The leaf-painting technique seems to limit collateral damage to my Zoysia and results in a relatively small dead spot. I looked up Celsius ...did a little online research ...and it seems Celsius does work against Dallisgrass. I haven't had personal experience, yet, with using Celsius against Dallisgrass, but I intend to shortly. You might consider adding controlling Dallisgrass ...maybe make a video on the subject ...because if you get this stuff in your lawn? It can literally take over your grass. The stuff is easily confused with crabgrass; as a DIY/Homeowner you're powerless to do anything about Dallisgrass with any of the consumer-grade herbicides ...save for a shot of Roundup on the plant. What I've read thus far seems to indicate a dedicated effort using both pre and post emergent treatments.
One minor sugestion: you might consider letting folks know that "commercial grade" herbicides are expensive; the offset is how little you need and how long those bottles of Celsius and Certainty are going to last. Cheers!
Appreciate the feedback Mike. Certainty will injure Dallisgrass. Celsius won’t do too much to it. There’s not really a residential herbicide that will eliminate it. Your best bet is to physically remove it. Otherwise it will keep
coming back.
@@RonHenry Thanks for the reply Ron. Well looks like I'll stick with painting Roundup on the Dallisgrass plants. I still plan on using the Certainty; maybe between the two I can get rid of it.
Are there any precautions to be taken for pets and children after application.
Stay off the lawn until it dries
If I ever move South and have warm season turf I know what video to reference! Great stuff Ron!
Thanks so much Jason G. Appreciate you watching!
lots of good quality info in a short to the point video! thanks and God bless.
Glad it was helpful!
Presentation, content and editing are great.
Much appreciated UltraGreen LLC. Been trying my best to make the content better. Thanks for watching! 😎
Great video! Both those products are extremely effective. Use as recommended and see for yourself!!!
Absolutely!
Thank you for recommending this combination of herbicides
Anytime Randyii. Thanks for watching.
Glad I found this videos and thanks for the detailed instruction! Went to the website in your links and ordered up a kit with all 4. Can't wait to tackle my lawn. One question though...will this work just as good in planting beds as in the lawn? I would assume so, but just wanted to ask. Thanks again! Subscribed👍
I appreciate the support JimZRyd. Your order will ship tomorrow. Really appreciate the support. And yes. It'll work in beds too. Just keep it on the weeds and off any plants in the beds.
@@RonHenry Thanks Ron! I've been fighting weeds for years especially in the beds and lawn on one side of my property. That neighbor doesn't treat for anything and my yard suffers. I can spend an entire weekend pulling the weeds in those beds and they'll be back within a week. I'll keep you posted on my results👍🏻
Can this be used to spray your entire yard instead of just spot treating weeds?
Yes it can Davis. You can blanket the entire lawn. This is part of why I’m such a fan of the combination. golfcourselawn.store/collections/lawn-weed-killers
Hey Ron - I'm in DFW Texas, and was wondering WHEN is the best time through the season to apply the Celcius/Certainty combo? My lawn is getting pretty overun with Nutsedge and I'm ready to knock it out, but the grass is healthy and green so I don't want to hurt it. It's the end of July, and we've had a fairly mild summer this year, but we are rolling into August and September (otherwise known as HELL'S FRONT PORCH in North Texas!)
Spray whenever the weed you're targeting is actively growing.
Although it did not "kill" my lawn, this combo did leave brown spots on my bermuda even when using the low rates. I sprayed late in the evening but was still pretty hot. It looks pretty bad. I had a lot of nutsedge pop up with all of the rain.
Sorry you had a bad experience R0manz828. Your experience definitely isn't the norm. The lawn should bounce back in no time though.
@@RonHenryI was just reading on a lawn site that this can be caused by using a surfactant in high temperatures...which I did.
Dude! You are so on point! Thank you for this exceptional tutorial! ❤
I really appreciate it Jason! Thank you so much for watching. Appreciate the support.
Thank you for a great video. I'll be checking out the video you referenced on the cool season grasses!
There is cool season version I mention at the very end of this video Hifin Sword.
Great information! Can this combo be used with a hose in sprayer?
Unfortunately not jcarey65. Due to the concentration of the herbicides, they really need to be applied with a pump sprayer. Hope this helps.
I don't recommend using the NIS when it's warmer out unless you are OK with the turf getting a little dinged. If you don't mind some yellowing though, go for it. The Celsius label covers this.
It does redtwin1968 but the product really does work better when mixed with NIS. Suppose you could do your initial application without and allows add NIS to the subsequent app if needed. Appreciate you chiming in.
Great vid, been looking for a better, more potent weed destroyer for my Bermuda lawn. Looks like these 2 products will take care of all my needs...upfront pricing is high...but more than likely saves tons in the long run.
Bit more expensive than big box door product John, but it's definitely a case of buy once, cry once. We have a kit that has everything you'll need here: golfcourselawn.store/products/celsius-and-certainty-herbicide-kit-with-surfactant-and-dye It's a great combination for eliminating weeds in warm season grass like Bermuda.
I started using this method and I find it far superior to store bought herbicide
I agree dpeales. You get what you pay for when it comes to herbicides. True for most things in life.
Ron, I used your chemicals to treat my yard, it’s been about two weeks and most of the weeds are gone, but one! I’d send a picture but I can’t upload it to RUclips, so I’ll try to explain. It’s got a white tint to the leaves, with flakey flour on top.
White goosefoot
What kind of grass do you have Jerome?
@@RonHenry St. Augustine
Mr. Ron how do you kill grass in the flowers bed thank you for information about the weeds have a safe day
I Roberta. Depends on which grass it is. If you're careful to keep it away from the flowers, you can use RoundUp. You have to be careful though since that herbicide will kill any plants it touches.
Knowledgeable, articulate and Brilliant!
Appreciate it Joe
Hey Ron, I’m purchasing your Celsius, Certainty, High Yiels Soreader and Lazer Blue for my existing weeds ( not a big deal!)
What is the optimum Pre Emergent cocktail for zoysia and best time to put it down????
Can get them here: golfcourselawn.store/collections/lawn-weed-killers
Quick, concise information.....great video. Saved for future reference!
Appreciate it cd! Thanks for watching!
Ron thanks for the video really helps me out with my yard and will better help prepare for the summer, but does the combination of Celsius and Certainty work during the winter. My bermuda is dormant but there are a couple types of weeds in the yard that I would like to get rid of, temps are mid 40s/50s during the day.
Yes it does Charles. You can use it with temps in the 40s and 50s. Cooler weather weeds like henbit and clover are controlled with this combo. golfcourselawn.store/products/celsius-and-certainty-herbicide-kit-with-surfactant-and-dye
New follower since I'm new to warmer climate home ownership. looking forward to all you have to share. But please, do something about that board sticking up @0:38 in. doesn't look helpful or safe.
The table is cracked there. Needs to be replaced. Appreciate you watching the content.
great helpful video. I have sprayed a bunch of clover and its all turned yellow now after 2 weeks. Should I mow the yellow clover or if it hasnt decayed by now should i apply aother application?
I would mow it Kyle. That should really finish it off. You can do another application if you want but it shouldn’t be necessary.
How long after application can we water ? Excellent video, perfect presentation and to the point. Thanks !
Wait until the following day to water.
Perfect ! Thanks for the super quick reply ! @@RonHenry