How To Maintain Bermuda Grass During The Summer Heat

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  • Опубликовано: 26 июн 2023
  • A few simple tips to maintain your Bermuda Lawn during the summer heat. We start by identify any irrigation, pest or disease issues. Correcting those issues and then moving on to continued fertilizer applications. I would recommend “spoon feeding” your lawns with a half rate application of fertilizer product of your choosing based on soil test taken in the early part of the season. The next tip would be to begin a “syringe soaking” of your lawn which is simply a 2-3min irrigation cycle to cool off your lawn at the hottest part of the day. Maintaining Bermuda lawns in the summer heat can be as easy or as difficult as you desire but keeping to the basic and keeping the Bermuda lawns mowed and water will surely help your Bermuda lawn thrive during the summer heat.
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Комментарии • 44

  • @noahriedel801
    @noahriedel801 26 дней назад

    I love watching your videos. I love that you get to the point and don't waste any time either. 👍🏼

  • @westerncowhand7814
    @westerncowhand7814 Год назад +4

    Chris, as a new to Bermuda recent Texas refugee I really appreciate your videos. It's been a ton of help as I learn our climate and new to me grass species here in San Antonio.

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching, if you have any questions I’m here to help.

    • @Diana-fh3so
      @Diana-fh3so Год назад +1

      I live in converse and my grass is all brown

  • @louprieto9031
    @louprieto9031 Год назад

    Great videos Chris,

  • @tonyh4503
    @tonyh4503 Год назад +1

    lawn is looking good man. keep it up

  • @Lowrie75th
    @Lowrie75th Год назад +1

    Great tips as always! I saw the forecast for EP next week and it didn’t register in my brain to get some fungicide down 🤦‍♂️. Disease issues ruined my new sod last year. Thanks to your tips (discovered your channel in April) I’ve been able to improve it this year to 90% green coverage!

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад

      It’s never too late to start applying. Thanks for watching.

  • @patrickr.8116
    @patrickr.8116 Год назад +2

    Thanks for the tips Devil Dog! I just moved into my first house (new build), and the Bermuda they threw down is trash. Just subscribed so hopefully I can get the yard leveled out, green and squared away. Gotta show up Top a few houses down.

  • @MultiRAYRAY24
    @MultiRAYRAY24 Месяц назад +2

    0321 nice !!! semper fi my brotha!!! when can i throw weed control got crabgrass and danlions....shout out from anthony nm

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Месяц назад +1

      Semper fi! Any post emergent right now I’d get down early morning or late evening. The label usually states to no spray when temps are above 85-90 degrees. If you haven’t already throw down some pre-emergent now and follow up back end of September to keep that crab grass away next season.

  • @Not_So_Weird_in_Austin
    @Not_So_Weird_in_Austin Месяц назад +1

    Thanks i constanyly look for lwwn care practices for Texas growing conditions.

  • @surlycyclingrag3347
    @surlycyclingrag3347 11 месяцев назад +1

    Thanks for some tips I live in north part of California a few years ago I rode my bicycle to El Paso Texas it was the most friendliest town I have ever experienced in the United States. You live in place with a amazing view of the horizon more then any ocean sunset that I have seen. I have been starting my property with natural shrubs and Bermuda grass I water every three days only just to keep things a natural feel. I am currently at war with goat heads I keep removing them every time they start to engage for battle. Do you have any suggestions or do I gust keep up the fight so far I think I am winning!!!

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  11 месяцев назад +1

      Such an awesome response! Thank you for the kind words to our city. As far as the goat heads, you will want to implement a solid pre-emergent program 3 times per season to prevent them from compounding.

  • @HollowBeers
    @HollowBeers Год назад +3

    I’m trying to get my front yard bermuda to start spreading. I would say about half my yard has grass and the other half is weeds or bare spots. I’m using 26-0-0 for now. Should I spoon feed or keep hitting it with a full pound per thousand once a month? Thanks from San Antonio.

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад

      Great question and anytime your trying to push growth and fill in bare areas I would stick with the 3/4lb of N per 1,000. A fill pound is a lot but if you can keep it mowed as short as possible and as frequent as possible then stay on the higher side of N.

  • @volcomstone54
    @volcomstone54 Год назад +1

    So should we combine the fertilizer and the fungicide or different applications ? My lawn is suffering and Turing yellow in the center of the area.
    And is any 21-0-0 fertilizer okay? Learning as I go.

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад

      Howdy and you can combine Fert and fungicide at the same time he’s. Any 21-0-0 is good and if you can find one with some
      Potassium even better.

  • @frankr8153
    @frankr8153 Год назад +1

    How long should you water in the morning. Is mowing the same as cutting the grass in the morning also should you water after the Hass cut or not.

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад +2

      Your duration of watering all depends on your irrigation system and output. Just ensure your lawn gets 1-1.5inches of water per week. We try not to mow wet grass as it will stick to the underside of the mower and not allow it to cut properly. So try to mow on non watering days. Mowing during the summer heat is best in the mornings or early evenings during the cooler part of the day.

  • @williamkostka3244
    @williamkostka3244 Год назад +2

    is that ring of discolored turf around the sprinkler head caused by the water droplets acting like a magnifying glass and burning the leaf surface?

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад

      Negative. After that videos treatment the ring is no longer there.

  • @salvadorporras4120
    @salvadorporras4120 Год назад +1

    Cris when is the best time to verti cut your lawn?

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад

      I would suggest spring time once the lawn has come out of dormancy. If it hasn’t been done yet then anytime is good.

  • @cesarcorral3619
    @cesarcorral3619 Год назад +1

    Whats better to throw a 21 0 0 or Milo?

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад

      Both are great, just depends on your lawns nutrient needs based on a soil test.

  • @labanmuchiri4208
    @labanmuchiri4208 Год назад +1

    What spreader are you using?

  • @Lucy-Cortes
    @Lucy-Cortes Год назад +1

    If you water in the morning only, for how long? We live in Tucson, AZ and we can’t figure out how many minutes, and if it’s everyday or how. Help please.

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад +2

      My system on the larger portion of my yard runs for 26min total. Cycle 13 min then goes to other zones and will come back to do the an additional 13min. Never water everyday u less it’s new sod. You want the root system to reach down for the water so a day break between watering. If your running irrigation you will want to measure your irrigation system output. Run your system and see how long it take to fill up a tuna can. (Literally). If it took 60 minutes to fill it up, divide that by 3 days of watering meaning water each day for 20 minutes thus giving you a total of 1 inch of water per week. Lawns need 1-1.5inches of water per week. Place the can I’m different areas of your lawn to test output at different locations. Make sense?

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/mTA_xzG3Ntk/видео.html

    • @Lucy-Cortes
      @Lucy-Cortes Год назад

      @@SunCityLawnCare Thank you! Thank you!!!! Now I know why we killed our beautiful new lawn😞.. We’re starting again, but I am testing the soil as well. Thanks again!

  • @brianwilliams6555
    @brianwilliams6555 Год назад +1

    I put down weed and feed Sunday with the idea to kill off the little bit of St Augustin. Instead I have some burn marks on Burmuda from the broadcaster not set accurate. I'm watering the f$%k out of it now. If you have any words of wisdom let me know. Enjoyed the video.

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад +1

      You will not be able to kill off a southern grass (st Augustine) from another southern grass type (Bermuda) unfortunately. Weed control period has to be applied when temperatures are below 85 degrees also.

  • @louprieto9031
    @louprieto9031 Год назад

    How do I get rid of peespots..

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад +1

      That’s one question nobody has a solution for. What I like to do keep the turf low so those stolons keep spreading and also give those pee spots some extra water by hand.

  • @CarlosMartinez-fr4it
    @CarlosMartinez-fr4it Год назад +1

    Your dog at 9:40😅

    • @gustavolazare758
      @gustavolazare758 Год назад

      Helping with fertilizer.

    • @SunCityLawnCare
      @SunCityLawnCare  Год назад

      Lol yeah I caught that after watching too. I try to get him to do his business before I record but he always like to give an extra show. Lol

  • @StealthMode139
    @StealthMode139 2 месяца назад +1

    Hello Fl Crew