You are having the summer we had last year - over 60 days of 100+ heat and no rain. Our water supplier put stage 3 restrictions on watering and my yard suffered so much. The chinch bugs took over the St. Augustine and I lost big patches all over the lawn. The Zorro Zoysia front yard withered and grew even slower (if that is possible). This year is totally opposite - we are already over 42 inches of rain and just got another 2.3 inches with an unusual July "cold" front. Temps are still in the low 90's but that is so much better than 100+! We are supposed to get more rain next week and the lawn is lush. I am mowing every 3 days and I will probably have to switch to every 2 days. So hang in there, things will eventually change! At least you can still irrigate!
I'm in Bako as well. Me n the boys were mowing at 6 am!!! 😂 Too damn hot to be out there whens it is over 100°!!! I triple cut the front. Back n forth twice and one diagonal. Could have went another round but the green can got full. I need to scalp but just scared 😂 Will be waiting for the 3rd installment of fixing your lawn!
Finally...someone who gets the Bako temps!! I love your content sir...and i need some help. Over the last few weeks...my lawn has gotten infested with Nutsedge. Ive already cut some watering, but its starting to take its toll on my grass. Any advice to get rid of the Nutsedge?
The 2 options that work best is either certainty or sedgehammer. These will be the best without hurting the Bermuda. An alternative option is to buy image but image takes for ever to work and is watered in vs. leaving it on the foiler. I know you can buy sedgehammer is smaller packets to save cost if you dont have a small lawn. Nice thing about certainty is that although pricey is one of the best herbicides to take care of sedges but also poa in the winter. Hope to is helps. 👍🏻
Your lawn looks great. Looking forward for the next one. Cheers!!! 😅☺️👍
Thank you for the support and hopefully will be putting out a video with update. 👍🏻
You are having the summer we had last year - over 60 days of 100+ heat and no rain. Our water supplier put stage 3 restrictions on watering and my yard suffered so much. The chinch bugs took over the St. Augustine and I lost big patches all over the lawn. The Zorro Zoysia front yard withered and grew even slower (if that is possible). This year is totally opposite - we are already over 42 inches of rain and just got another 2.3 inches with an unusual July "cold" front. Temps are still in the low 90's but that is so much better than 100+! We are supposed to get more rain next week and the lawn is lush. I am mowing every 3 days and I will probably have to switch to every 2 days. So hang in there, things will eventually change! At least you can still irrigate!
Thanks for the comment. What a different 1 year can make. I really appreciate the support and party on in the 90’s 👍🏻
I'm in Bako as well. Me n the boys were mowing at 6 am!!! 😂 Too damn hot to be out there whens it is over 100°!!! I triple cut the front. Back n forth twice and one diagonal. Could have went another round but the green can got full. I need to scalp but just scared 😂 Will be waiting for the 3rd installment of fixing your lawn!
Nice!!!! Yes it very hot!!! 🥵 appreciate the support 👍🏻
That tru cut looks familiar 🤔 great video man keep up the good work
It does! lol. Thanks Joel !!!
Finally...someone who gets the Bako temps!! I love your content sir...and i need some help. Over the last few weeks...my lawn has gotten infested with Nutsedge. Ive already cut some watering, but its starting to take its toll on my grass. Any advice to get rid of the Nutsedge?
The 2 options that work best is either certainty or sedgehammer. These will be the best without hurting the Bermuda. An alternative option is to buy image but image takes for ever to work and is watered in vs. leaving it on the foiler. I know you can buy sedgehammer is smaller packets to save cost if you dont have a small lawn. Nice thing about certainty is that although pricey is one of the best herbicides to take care of sedges but also poa in the winter. Hope to is helps. 👍🏻