Another excellent video. What I appreciate most about all your content is that things broken down well so someone with my (in)experience can still put these tips to work. First-time homeowner and things can be a little overwhelming. Cheers
You're lucky to have a great local store like that with so many products. I've never been able to find any sort of humate/humic/fulvic products locally. Man, that store has all the pro products I like! That Bifen I/T is my go-to for insects. Heck, I only had 1 choice for a granular pre-emergent in all the stores in a 30 mile radius this year, so I order everything online. I have a high pH AND high calcium, so I am now looking for a way to lower pH without using a calcium product or gypsum. I would go crazy in a store like that, my bank account would be crying.
We are pretty lucky. However I find the online prices are commonly better and you can find some quality products online you won't find in the big box stores.
Hello Ginja. I live in NY and have been following your channel for over a year. Your informative and fun. Thank you . And that store if it was here in NYC would probably become my second home. Keep up the good work
I live in Southern Calif and have no idea what stores would have all these products besides Revive. Granted Calif regulates a lot of chemicals. I've never seen Humates in a big store. And some of the contractor lawn care stores have jack heads working there.
This is some excellent content right here. Thanks again for the education. Going to have to watch this a few times to really absorb everything. Also a huge thank you for taking the time to normalize the audio between when you were talking with a mic on and when he was talking. Too many video posters don't take that kind of care in their editing.
The center of my backyard went brown due to the heat and lack of water. Sprinkler coverage was not hitting the center which I fixed with some Rainbird RVAN nozzles but now need recommendations on what to lay down. Do I look for a certain #-#-# product? Live in Southern California high desert area where the temps will be 90+ for the next few months.
I find when I do lawn assessments that most stress dormancy is caused by lack of water. focusing on proper water coverage and fixing coverage issues is the most important aspect. Using revive is great as a recovery tool but it won't fix the primary issue which is commonly lack of water. I find people tend to over water 90% of the lawn to fix a problem of sprinkler coverage for 10% of the lawn and then in return they get an overwatering lawn fungus. Dialing the sprinklers in should be priority number one. checkout our local watering info at www.myallgreen.com/watering
Again, love the vids man. One protip: I noticed in some of your videos that the speech slurs a bit at different parts. I lecture college and this happens to me too. Turns out the brain consumes glucose like crazy from prep through filming and makes us tired. I usually keep a Gatorade G2 or some form of healthy glucose boost on-hand 30mins before go-time and partway through it. I’m not diabetic or anything; it’s just exhausting to prep and teach right? Especially as a dad :D
Hi Ginja - thank you for this interesting video. I am trying to target some morning glory in my lawn (Colorado front range). I have been unsuccessful with two applications of Bayer All-In-One (2,4D). Here you recommend the Image (Sulfentriazone and Quinclorac). My reading else where suggests I should try a product with Triclopyr. If I have been unsuccessful with 2,4D would you suggest I try a Quinclorac or Triclopyr based product next? Many thanks, Matt.
Ginga! Im local, and I just found your videos trying to figure out how to fix a neglected lawn that came with my beautiful new house. Improvements are being made thanks to your videos! I am in Sandy with some nice trees in the back yard (Gets about 2-3 hours of direct sunlight per day) and front is setup to show very nicely. (Gets hammered by the sun!) I am going to need to do some aggressive overseeding. What grass blends do you recommend me seeding with? When is best?
I would start overseeding as the daytime and night time temps come down in August. There are lots of varieties out there. You need to decide if overall health is best or if you're fixated on color or a combination of both. For our area I always recommend Kentucky Bluegrass. However, with necrotic ring spot on the rise, lawn fungus, Tall fescue is a great option. It's just not as thick as Kentucky Bluegrass. If you're overseeding an established lawn chances are it's blue grass. I've really like the Barenbrug Turf Blue HGT. If you want to dive down the rabbit hole checkout NTEP.org
@@pestandlawnginja you're amazing, thanks for the tips. I'll keep watching. Im a big fan of the tenacity project lawn with the view. Im hoping we get to see an update (good or bad). I feel a little invested.
The Myrtle in my beds is being over run by my turf grass (cool season), I have been pulling the grass out by hand but I am losing the battle....any help greatly appreciated! (South Central Pa.)
Great info, I’m in the uk so I don’t know if we have stores like this. You could look after my lawn as you know your stuff. Would you say a couple of birch trees on the lawn may ruin the lawn as far as taking nutrients from the soil as I’m having a battle with my front lawn
Canada it's a lot harder to find a lot of these products. I don't know how close you are to up North here, but I would love to see you hit up a Canadian store and show us Norther Ginga's what's good.
How's it going I am a fan and a follower I have never heard of IFA or even seen one I live near Dallas Texas like right now in July it's hot hot I mean getting hotter but it's to be expected things around here start turning crunchy and Brown..
Anyone know of a good source (even online) for a set of micros in Canada? Amazon is very limited. I have lots for my garden but crazy expensive for a lawn as it’s sold in tiny containers for individual plant pot feedings.
Morning Ginja, great video again but I’m in the UK and our supply stores have nothing like the products you guys do over there . My grass suffers with dandelion and I think our version of crabgrass any idea of what to use to combat it ?
First Aussie 😁A very informative video, it is just like walking through Bunnings Warehouse in Australia. Nice laid back setting for this video. Great concept.😁👍👍
Late to the party here, loved this video. Next would be awesome to do the big box store edition, like Home Depot. I don’t have any awesome fertilizer stores in my area, and domyown and amazon mark up revive and other products.
I bought "Image" at IFA last year and it kills morning glory better than 2,4D. However it kills the lawn too when mixed and applied according to the label. Ideas?
It's just sulfentrazone and quinclorac. Sulfentrazone commonly shouldn't be sprayed above 85 degrees. Other than that it all comes down to application rate.
Hey Ginja ... another awesome video buddy. Damn I wish we would have all these options available to us here in Canada 🇨🇦. We don’t have access to the better insecticide and pesticide products in the big stores line you guys have. Although we can bring across the border any fertilizer for the lawn and garden but insecticides and pesticides are not allowed ... 🙁.
Great video! Like yourself, I live in Utah. What are your thoughts on using IFA's 5 step fertilizer program, or similar programs offered by similar stores?
The issue I have is the primary fertilizer ingredient they use is urea and it was never made as a primary but to supplement ammonia based nitrogen sources.
Ginga, you’re my last hope. I have a centipede lawn that has a decent amount of dallisgrass. I can’t use Quinclorac, MSMA, or 24D on it because of the Centipede grass. I used Tenacity and the dallisgrass turns white after about 5 days, but every time I cut the grass (once a week) it basically cuts the white parts off and the dallisgrass survives. I do use nonionic surfactant as well. I don’t know what else to try. Even with follow up applications. It hurts it but won’t kill it and I can’t just let my lawn continue growing for 2 weeks or more without cutting it. Please help!
Dallisgrass is a booger. I have no direct hands on experience with centipede grass. With that said the last I checked I didnt see dallisgrass on the tenacity label. I have heard rumors some individuals were getting some results using tenacity. I've found a few mentions of a post hermegent for dallisgrass safe for centipede as mentioned in the link I'll post below. www.walterreeves.com/gardening-q-and-a/dallisgrass-control-in-centipede-lawn/
@@pestandlawnginja Thanks for the advice! I've been trying to figure out a way to still treat weeds during the summer months. My lawn is a nice dark green but has some clover and spurge issues.
Hi Lawn Ginja master, I'm here in cottonwood heights. I have a weed problem which I think is a Field Bindweed. I can weed them out with hard labour. But these little buggers come back faster than I can manage. Any suggestions on a product for this little vine? Thanks.
Yes. Go to domyown and do a search for dallisgrass. They have some good options. Be sure to look on the label for your grass type to make sure the chemical is compatible before purchasing.
Clover has taken over my lawn to the point where i have almost no grass left. Its very embarrassing and i really have no idea where to start lol. It almost feels like i need to dig up my entire lawn and restart. I also have a bunch of moss! 😭
It all starts with water. Get your water dialed in. Next step is to get a soil sample. chances are your calcium rates are all outta wack. Third would be an herbicide and fertilizer treatment to get it under control. Commonly moss has to do with too much water or too much shade and compaction
@@pestandlawnginja I would guess its too much water. Im in England, so naturally it rains almost everyday lol. Im just gonna keep watching your vids along with some good old fashioned google research and get to fixin it. Thanks for the reply btw.
You trying to get me in trouble? Hahaha. Milo is low in nitrogen high in phosphorus, ifa has a broad spectrum of fertilizers, carbon x is a really well dialed in macro based fertilizer with humates.
@@pestandlawnginja I'm surprised that Tanacity was not mentioned. Is it because of it being too hot and potentially becoming volatile...... Meaning outgas and drift? Plus it's expensive$$$?
Ginja- Great video brutha! Loved how IFA was kind enough to spend time with you. I haven't bought fert from them for many years but they sell good stuff. Could you go over the Urea info in a little more detail? How you lose some of it's punch or effectiveness? I didn't catch how and why behind that. Keep up the great work!
Great question! To make a long story short urea is urine. Commonly cow urine. They farm it from a gas state. The one thing it wants to do is go back to it's original form. As water breaks down the granular urea it has a potential to volatilize (evaporate) between 40% to 70%. It's not a super stabile product. Mathematically you have to count on this happening.
@@pestandlawnginja Just watched this again for the 3rd time. Great content Ginja! I will also mention that it can be a lesson in patience to find a knowledgeable and helpful associate, like the one you had at IFA.
I used 1/2 gallon ortho Weedclear and 1/2 measured gallon of Tenacity with high yield non-ionic surfactant. This did clear all the weeds except the broad leaf weed. It bleached the bermuda but didn't kill it. Looks like I have to manually pull the broad leaf weeds. I was hoping if I left the thatch down it would smother the weeds. Sorry for the long text. To bad I can't attach a picture. THANKS!
Depends on the species Doug. The majority of the time I see damages its because the sprinkler coverage was off. The correlation is that the water washes out there nesting sites
Great video! I soooo sushi I had an IFA where I live, or do I? Yes for all the goodies for my lawn and no because I would be broke and divorced and no money to pay for a lawyer. 😂
Great 👍🏼 will the pesticides kill the desirable microbial organisms in the soil? If pesticides do kill beneficial bacteria 🧫 do you recommend any specific soil amending nutrients?
Pest and Lawn Ginja ok got it. Just found you’re channel. Love the beard. I just put some bio advanced from Bayer spectracide and have no Earthly idea if it wiped out the good stuff I need on my soil.
Im a commercial applicator, agricultural. We apply a fair bit of imidacloprid on a variety of crops. Being a systemic you need not water it in but simply contact tissue. Foliar yo. I gotta satisfy my curiosity and read that product lable you showed. Good video, thanks 👍
wHNE WE RETIRED TO OUR COTTAGE HOME FOR SUMMERS? So did our having a Lawn to Mow and spend $ on nd too much problems to contend with// we landscaped our 1500 sq ft lawn.. after 8 yrs? Never felt better and enjoy our place so much more..No More Lawn Mower Problems, Not more Yard chemicals to constantly have to buy ( $ave #215 a bag) and spening my time on them.. Its heaven! New you business like Scotts wouldn't like this.. Don't be a Sucker..Landsacpe your yard instead.
ugh, I'd love to find 50lbs bags of humate for $16 like you show @ 1:42 or really any humic acid at all locally....but then I go to your link and they want $65 for 40lbs ...sigh what up with that? .....I love this video btw....but kinda wish you would have gone to a more general store like we have to, as we have a much harder time finding stuff when the selection is much more limited at Lows, Menards, Home Depot, even farm n fleet type places; then there are the specialty 'garden stores' but prices get outrageous, like $40 for a bag of Milo? I'll pass ...shipping on stuff from Amazon, I'd rather not ....this video done at a Walmart would not have been so easy
Jealous of you guys having IFA. All we have is Home Depot and Lowe's and they do not have near the quality of selection. Wow! But at least there is Amazon. lol
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Thanks for watching today's video. Check out the description to see the products I used today. If you're looking for the best treatments for your lawn, check out my favorite products:
Fertilizer
🛒 Propeat Fertilizer
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Yard Equipment
🛒 Sun Joe Scarifier and dethatcher (REQUIRES 12Gaugae Extension Cord)
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/2MPTHQG
🛒 12gauge 100ft extension cord
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🛒 Thatch Rake
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🛒 Spyker hand held spreader
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🛒 Levelawn
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🛒 Rain Gauge 10 pack
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/3dWEoQU
🛒 Thermometer (Taylor digital thermometer)
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🛒 FlowZone Typhoon 2V
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DoMyOwn (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/423najqv
🛒 FlowZone Storm Backpack Sprayer
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DoMyOwn (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/53g8qmog
🛒 Solo Handheld Sprayer 2 Gallon w/ fan nozzle
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/2O2ApHy
Herbicides for Cool Season Grass
🛒 Speedzone (For hard to kill weeds)
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Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/y3emhy5a
🛒 T-Zone Herbicide (For hard to do weeds)
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/2ZWLy3L
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/y4tqhy3o
🛒 Tenacity (Crabgrass and annual grass control)
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/2L9xzP0
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/y2go983a
🛒 Non-ionic Surfactant (to be purchased with Tenacity)
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/2LduNIk
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/y653upkf
🛒 Methylated Seed Oil Duo Stick (Purchase with quinclorac products like drive xlr8)
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/yxt5q2zo
🛒 Drive XLR8 Quinclorac (annual grass killer / crabgrass killer)
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/48b8jssy
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/2ZWZI4N
🛒 Quinclorac 1.5L (annual grass killer / crabgrass killer)
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Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/m48nud7m
Herbicides Warm Season grass types (READ LABEL FOR GRASS TYPE / WEED TARGET)
🛒 Weed Free Zone (general weed killer)
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/3aPRdeB
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/4tlraqeq
🛒 Dismiss NXT (annual grass killer)
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/3qbtBaB
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/10xoaovn
🛒 Certainty (annual grass killer/crabgrass killer)
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/3d0Lt4c
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/14o52u3i
Bug Sprays
🛒 Demand CS (Great to control most pests inside and out)
Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/2muP9Ue
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/v133017a
🛒 Transport mikron (Great for ant control and general pest)
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Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/2de4vs6f
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Great video, once again. Nice to see information targeted to the homeowner/diy guy on a budget. Bonus points for the family-friendly videos.
Thanks Bruce!
Wish I had a good place locally. If I go to Home Depot or Lowe’s I usually know more about the products than the people that work there 😑
Haha. I get that frustration.
Employers don't pay enough for knowledgable staff. But all people need jobs so just do your part to educate them 🤗
@@justmejo9008 good call
JustMeJo happily. 😁. Half the time they’re young enough to by my kids. . Give em the fatherly love and advice 😂
They don't know
Another excellent video. What I appreciate most about all your content is that things broken down well so someone with my (in)experience can still put these tips to work. First-time homeowner and things can be a little overwhelming. Cheers
Thanks Joshua! Really appreciate the feedback.
You're lucky to have a great local store like that with so many products. I've never been able to find any sort of humate/humic/fulvic products locally. Man, that store has all the pro products I like! That Bifen I/T is my go-to for insects. Heck, I only had 1 choice for a granular pre-emergent in all the stores in a 30 mile radius this year, so I order everything online. I have a high pH AND high calcium, so I am now looking for a way to lower pH without using a calcium product or gypsum. I would go crazy in a store like that, my bank account would be crying.
We are pretty lucky. However I find the online prices are commonly better and you can find some quality products online you won't find in the big box stores.
Awesome store. Just wish we had something similar. I could spend hours there.
😂😂😂 they were surprised how long I just hung out and looked at things.
Hello Ginja. I live in NY and have been following your channel for over a year. Your informative and fun. Thank you . And that store if it was here in NYC would probably become my second home. Keep up the good work
Awesome! Thank you! It really is a nice store
This is a good one the best part is all the products came from a local store. Thank you
Thanks Renas! I'm doing my best to listen to you guys and do what you're asking for!
I live in Southern Calif and have no idea what stores would have all these products besides Revive. Granted Calif regulates a lot of chemicals. I've never seen Humates in a big store. And some of the contractor lawn care stores have jack heads working there.
I've had good luck at some of the nurseries
This store is the bomb! Wish I had a store like this in Fort Worth tx
Open one up manny!
Those look like really great store. Wish we had something in Florida like this. Great job, Sir.
It's a great store. Lots of good stuff
This is some excellent content right here. Thanks again for the education. Going to have to watch this a few times to really absorb everything. Also a huge thank you for taking the time to normalize the audio between when you were talking with a mic on and when he was talking. Too many video posters don't take that kind of care in their editing.
Bro! Thanks for noticing the audio. It did take me some time. Appreciate you watching and commenting.
Almost none of the products you featured are sold in my area.😕 but the info on the different chemicals was great
👍
Thanks Kathleen! Products will vary store for sure
Kathleen Astley do you not have access to amazon or the internet? 🤦🏻♂️
@@InDatParish it's interesting to me too. Some people will not order Amazon or by internet.
Cant get enough of this content, Iv states taking notes.
Keep up the good work 👍🏼
Thank you Kiel! Glad you're finding value!
Wow, IFA has a great selection of products!
Right!?
Man I wish we had a store like this in South Florida.
I bet. Call the local nursery's sometimes they have some hidden gems or referrals
You really know your stuff, Lots of big fancy words!!
👊😂
Love these kinda of videos. Should maybe go into more details about weed killers and temperature.
Great feedback. Thank you
Some solid info, just make sure you pay attention to your own turf type before you spend money.
Good comment
Tons of awesome info! Thanks Ginja
You're welcome!
Great video. Very original too! Makes me want to fly to Utah and shop at IFA. First product I would buy is that Emery Shale Humate👍😎👊
They have some great options. Even found some sea kelp there
Pest and Lawn Ginja nice! Growth Products Inc there too for purchase?
I dont recall any. Not to say they didnt have any. Lots of live earth and ifa original brands
Pest and Lawn Ginja awesome!
Thanks again for all of the great info! You answered quite a few of my questions- again!!
Awesome! You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Great informative video! Thanks!
Thanks hunter!
Thanks for another informative video Ginja, appreciate your work. I need that store 😎👍
You're welcome jef!
The center of my backyard went brown due to the heat and lack of water. Sprinkler coverage was not hitting the center which I fixed with some Rainbird RVAN nozzles but now need recommendations on what to lay down. Do I look for a certain #-#-# product? Live in Southern California high desert area where the temps will be 90+ for the next few months.
I'd use revive as I showed in the video. Other than that get an 18% nitrogen apply at 1lbs n per 1000ft2 and then apply essentials 1-0-1
Great stuff!! I actually put down revive on my lawn this morning. This heat has been horrible on my lawn so I’m crossing my fingers 🤞🏻
It's a great product. Remember to dial your watering in!
I find when I do lawn assessments that most stress dormancy is caused by lack of water. focusing on proper water coverage and fixing coverage issues is the most important aspect. Using revive is great as a recovery tool but it won't fix the primary issue which is commonly lack of water. I find people tend to over water 90% of the lawn to fix a problem of sprinkler coverage for 10% of the lawn and then in return they get an overwatering lawn fungus. Dialing the sprinklers in should be priority number one. checkout our local watering info at www.myallgreen.com/watering
@@decentgarage anytime Tim!
Can you do a video on common weeds in the area with suggested treatment?
Absolutely
Ginja once again answering my questions before I ask. Great content!
Love it Bryce! Thanks for watching!
Wow, I don't have anything like this store in my area!
We are spoiled
Hey Ginja, what is the round clumpy thick grass that always stays super green in my lawn and how do I take care of that?
Its commonly bunching tall fescue. Use of a non selective herbicide and digging it out is best practice.
Again, love the vids man. One protip: I noticed in some of your videos that the speech slurs a bit at different parts. I lecture college and this happens to me too. Turns out the brain consumes glucose like crazy from prep through filming and makes us tired. I usually keep a Gatorade G2 or some form of healthy glucose boost on-hand 30mins before go-time and partway through it. I’m not diabetic or anything; it’s just exhausting to prep and teach right? Especially as a dad :D
Super interesting. I believe it.
We need an ifa in ct. Can’t get a lot of those products off the shelf... maybe I’m looking in the wrong place?
Lots of options online with great prices. As for brick and mortar establishments in your area I'm not too sure.
Hi Ginja - thank you for this interesting video. I am trying to target some morning glory in my lawn (Colorado front range). I have been unsuccessful with two applications of Bayer All-In-One (2,4D). Here you recommend the Image (Sulfentriazone and Quinclorac). My reading else where suggests I should try a product with Triclopyr. If I have been unsuccessful with 2,4D would you suggest I try a Quinclorac or Triclopyr based product next? Many thanks, Matt.
My go to is tzone with quinclorac
@@pestandlawnginja Thank you!
Ginga! Im local, and I just found your videos trying to figure out how to fix a neglected lawn that came with my beautiful new house. Improvements are being made thanks to your videos! I am in Sandy with some nice trees in the back yard (Gets about 2-3 hours of direct sunlight per day) and front is setup to show very nicely. (Gets hammered by the sun!) I am going to need to do some aggressive overseeding. What grass blends do you recommend me seeding with? When is best?
I would start overseeding as the daytime and night time temps come down in August. There are lots of varieties out there. You need to decide if overall health is best or if you're fixated on color or a combination of both. For our area I always recommend Kentucky Bluegrass. However, with necrotic ring spot on the rise, lawn fungus, Tall fescue is a great option. It's just not as thick as Kentucky Bluegrass. If you're overseeding an established lawn chances are it's blue grass. I've really like the Barenbrug Turf Blue HGT. If you want to dive down the rabbit hole checkout NTEP.org
@@pestandlawnginja you're amazing, thanks for the tips. I'll keep watching. Im a big fan of the tenacity project lawn with the view. Im hoping we get to see an update (good or bad). I feel a little invested.
@@BlackSnack yes! Great to know. I'll have one soon
The Myrtle in my beds is being over run by my turf grass (cool season), I have been pulling the grass out by hand but I am losing the battle....any help greatly appreciated! (South Central Pa.)
Snap shot. It's like preen mixed with another pre emergent
Very interesting video! Thanks for making it!
Thanks bentley!
Great info, I’m in the uk so I don’t know if we have stores like this.
You could look after my lawn as you know your stuff.
Would you say a couple of birch trees on the lawn may ruin the lawn as far as taking nutrients from the soil as I’m having a battle with my front lawn
It's possible but not probable. More common they take up water and provide too much shade for most grass types to thrive directly under
Thanks buddy. Always like your vids. I’ve never been a big lawn dude but it’s very interesting to know what goes on
@@dannycowee1674 not a problem! Questions are always welcome
Ah thanks buddy. You’ve opened a can of worms now saying that as I love to ask questions 😂
Dang, this looks like a store that I would spend lots of money in!
Sucks you in like a tractor beam
Canada it's a lot harder to find a lot of these products. I don't know how close you are to up North here, but I would love to see you hit up a Canadian store and show us Norther Ginga's what's good.
That's a great idea Terry!
Yepp being from Canada and not having a business, we honestly can't really buy anything. It sucks.
@@brockdtaylor I bet!
ANY tips on how to get RID of yellow nutsedge I will be dealing with this for the first time. I just ordered some Sedgehammer plus
I had really good results using tenacity
Pest and Lawn Ginja Thanks 👍🏻
Awesome. Idea ginja 👍👍👍 IFA is awesome, they have great stuff.
Thanks mr. Bill. In all fairness this type of video was requested multiple times. Just trying to give back as best as I can!
We need a version of this for us in areas that only have Menards/Lowes/Home Depot
Open the doors robert!
Great video Ginja! Informative and a keeper for sure. Thanks for the great content! 😎👍🏼
Thanks! Hope things are going your way
How's it going I am a fan and a follower I have never heard of IFA or even seen one I live near Dallas Texas like right now in July it's hot hot I mean getting hotter but it's to be expected things around here start turning crunchy and Brown..
I hear yah loud and clear Terry. I've been to Dallas s few times. Great place to live. Focus on proper watering practices.
Anyone know of a good source (even online) for a set of micros in Canada? Amazon is very limited. I have lots for my garden but crazy expensive for a lawn as it’s sold in tiny containers for individual plant pot feedings.
compost tea might be your only solution.
That’s a nice farm store
It's pretty cool not gonna lie
Morning Ginja, great video again but I’m in the UK and our supply stores have nothing like the products you guys do over there . My grass suffers with dandelion and I think our version of crabgrass any idea of what to use to combat it ?
Try Pitchcare, they are suppliers to the football, golf, sports guys and homeowners plus will help with selecting the right product.
Thanks for this comment!
I really need to take a trip over seas and learn what the local options are.
First Aussie 😁A very informative video, it is just like walking through Bunnings Warehouse in Australia. Nice laid back setting for this video. Great concept.😁👍👍
Love it!
Late to the party here, loved this video. Next would be awesome to do the big box store edition, like Home Depot. I don’t have any awesome fertilizer stores in my area, and domyown and amazon mark up revive and other products.
Cool man. I'll do it
I bought "Image" at IFA last year and it kills morning glory better than 2,4D. However it kills the lawn too when mixed and applied according to the label. Ideas?
It's just sulfentrazone and quinclorac. Sulfentrazone commonly shouldn't be sprayed above 85 degrees. Other than that it all comes down to application rate.
Super Newbie here... You talk about "4-6 lbs per 1000ft2" How am I suppose to figure that out with my spreader? Or What my lawn needs?
If you're lucky the setting will be on the bag. The reputable spreader dealers are on the bag
Hey Ginja ... another awesome video buddy. Damn I wish we would have all these options available to us here in Canada 🇨🇦. We don’t have access to the better insecticide and pesticide products in the big stores line you guys have. Although we can bring across the border any fertilizer for the lawn and garden but insecticides and pesticides are not allowed ... 🙁.
Ive heard about that. Tough spot to be in for sure
Any advice on poa annuna control I’m UK so can’t get pre emergents :,(
Ugh....
Tenacity worked so well for me. I'll have to read the quinclorac label but that would be my guess is quinclorac and tryclopry mixed
Great video! Like yourself, I live in Utah. What are your thoughts on using IFA's 5 step fertilizer program, or similar programs offered by similar stores?
The issue I have is the primary fertilizer ingredient they use is urea and it was never made as a primary but to supplement ammonia based nitrogen sources.
Ginga, you’re my last hope. I have a centipede lawn that has a decent amount of dallisgrass. I can’t use Quinclorac, MSMA, or 24D on it because of the Centipede grass. I used Tenacity and the dallisgrass turns white after about 5 days, but every time I cut the grass (once a week) it basically cuts the white parts off and the dallisgrass survives. I do use nonionic surfactant as well. I don’t know what else to try. Even with follow up applications. It hurts it but won’t kill it and I can’t just let my lawn continue growing for 2 weeks or more without cutting it. Please help!
Dallisgrass is a booger. I have no direct hands on experience with centipede grass. With that said the last I checked I didnt see dallisgrass on the tenacity label. I have heard rumors some individuals were getting some results using tenacity.
I've found a few mentions of a post hermegent for dallisgrass safe for centipede as mentioned in the link I'll post below.
www.walterreeves.com/gardening-q-and-a/dallisgrass-control-in-centipede-lawn/
Pest and Lawn Ginja thank you sir
wish I could do more
Pest and Lawn Ginja no problem. Centipede is so sensitive to everything 🙄
@@InDatParish that's what I've experienced. So crazy!
Would you recommend any weed killer that you can put down when temperatures daily temperatures are 100+?
No. I would recommend spraying at night if and only if the night time temps fall below 80 for longer than 6 hours.
@@pestandlawnginja Thanks for the advice! I've been trying to figure out a way to still treat weeds during the summer months. My lawn is a nice dark green but has some clover and spurge issues.
I hear yah. Look into your calcium levels. I would also see what you can do to thicken up the grass too.
The ginja cam was on fire! Great video.
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Can i still push growth on my Bermuda lawn to fill in the voids? If so, what do you recommend Ginja?
Yes. Phosphorus and nitrogen.
Hi Lawn Ginja master, I'm here in cottonwood heights. I have a weed problem which I think is a Field Bindweed. I can weed them out with hard labour. But these little buggers come back faster than I can manage. Any suggestions on a product for this little vine? Thanks.
Here's my secret sauce
t-zone herbicide- www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NWSIHCK/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00NWSIHCK&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=84401104881b3489920fcd2fcbfcaeda
Quinclorac Liquid (crabgrass / annual grass killer)- www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00Z7XF438/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00Z7XF438&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=f94bf88152736d0bbfc8fe3742121b7f
MSO Methylated Seed Oil Surfactant- www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0149IA526/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B0149IA526&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=17a4d84ab13550eefe2111167bc658f7
Man do I miss IFA. Never had my lawn look so good.
They have a decent selection
I've got a huge problem with dallisgrass. Is there anything besides roundup that will kill it?
Yes. Go to domyown and do a search for dallisgrass. They have some good options. Be sure to look on the label for your grass type to make sure the chemical is compatible before purchasing.
Clover has taken over my lawn to the point where i have almost no grass left. Its very embarrassing and i really have no idea where to start lol.
It almost feels like i need to dig up my entire lawn and restart. I also have a bunch of moss! 😭
It all starts with water. Get your water dialed in. Next step is to get a soil sample. chances are your calcium rates are all outta wack. Third would be an herbicide and fertilizer treatment to get it under control. Commonly moss has to do with too much water or too much shade and compaction
@@pestandlawnginja I would guess its too much water. Im in England, so naturally it rains almost everyday lol.
Im just gonna keep watching your vids along with some good old fashioned google research and get to fixin it. Thanks for the reply btw.
@@OrphanCrippler1 love that you're willing to do the work! You'll do great!
@@pestandlawnginja Its become my new passion for some reason lol.
What's the best way to remove dead grass with a Sun Joe, the power rake or scarifier attachment?
The dethatcher attachment is for lawn debris and the scarifier is for thatch.
Milo has been one of my favorites. What's the difference between Milo vs IFA brand vs CarbonX????
You trying to get me in trouble? Hahaha. Milo is low in nitrogen high in phosphorus, ifa has a broad spectrum of fertilizers, carbon x is a really well dialed in macro based fertilizer with humates.
@@pestandlawnginja I'm surprised that Tanacity was not mentioned. Is it because of it being too hot and potentially becoming volatile...... Meaning outgas and drift? Plus it's expensive$$$?
yah, it's mostly a cost issue and it's generally carried in the contractor area and not the residential home owner lines.
Ginja- Great video brutha! Loved how IFA was kind enough to spend time with you. I haven't bought fert from them for many years but they sell good stuff. Could you go over the Urea info in a little more detail? How you lose some of it's punch or effectiveness? I didn't catch how and why behind that. Keep up the great work!
Great question! To make a long story short urea is urine. Commonly cow urine. They farm it from a gas state. The one thing it wants to do is go back to it's original form. As water breaks down the granular urea it has a potential to volatilize (evaporate) between 40% to 70%. It's not a super stabile product. Mathematically you have to count on this happening.
@@pestandlawnginja Thanks for the explanation. Much appreciated!
Anytime!
@@pestandlawnginja Just watched this again for the 3rd time. Great content Ginja! I will also mention that it can be a lesson in patience to find a knowledgeable and helpful associate, like the one you had at IFA.
@@lazylearner967 Aaron's a great guy. They're lucky to have him
My favorite fertilizer store
they are very good at what they do
Need one of these stores in Louisiana lol
It's a great store
How do you kill morning glory in this heat right now? I hate these little flowers in my lawn
T-zone and quinclorac. Spray early morning or late night
I live in texas. A lot of my grass has died away leaving exposed circles of dirt. Is it too late to seed? Also i have a crabgrass problem.
As long as you can keep the soil damp for 3 weeks ornlonger and you're a minimum 3 to 6 weeks from the first frost anything is possible
Thanks! Reseed first or remove crabgrass first?
@@DD1tspk both! Use tenacity
Ginja what do you think of feed and weed combo products?
They do ok. I see more burning from the herbicide due to putting too much down at one time. Calibration is key
@@pestandlawnginja Okay thank you, I'll keep that in mind.
@@L3ON360Z you're welcome!
Excellent video. That store has a lot of product. Do they have Tenacity.
Thanks! I dont recall seeing tenacity in the store.
They do have Tenacity!
Sweet store . Maybe a Arizona location one day.
quiet possible
Great info thanks.
You're welcome!
Wish we had a place like that around me.... Man my wife would hate to see the bill haha
Oh tim she won't care unless she sees the bills hahaha
I thought if your lawn goes dormant to stop all feedings. At least that’s what LCN says to do
Depends if you want to keep it dormant. I have an irrigation system and I want my lawn thrive.
Great video bud keep up the great info thanks.
Thanks! Really appreciate the support
Will the weed killer kill bermuda grass? What is best, for Texas area?
Depends on the type of weed killer. Always best to read the label
I used 1/2 gallon ortho Weedclear and 1/2 measured gallon of Tenacity with high yield non-ionic surfactant. This did clear all the weeds except the broad leaf weed. It bleached the bermuda but didn't kill it. Looks like I have to manually pull the broad leaf weeds. I was hoping if I left the thatch down it would smother the weeds. Sorry for the long text. To bad I can't attach a picture. THANKS!
My birthday tomorrow shout-out have a blessed day bro
🎉 👊😁 Happy birthday brother!
Tomorrow lol yeah buddy getting old 34
Indeed 😂😂😂
OMG Ginja! If had a store like that I’d never leave it...tommy likely herbicides
I hear that trimec!
Me too !
They are better stocked than my local Siteone
Crazy!
I seem to have a lot of ants in my lawn. Do they damage lawns?
Depends on the species Doug. The majority of the time I see damages its because the sprinkler coverage was off. The correlation is that the water washes out there nesting sites
Holy cow... I cut mine once in a while..... Should have paid attention in Chemistry.
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Great video! I soooo sushi I had an IFA where I live, or do I? Yes for all the goodies for my lawn and no because I would be broke and divorced and no money to pay for a lawyer. 😂
I hear that!
What do you use for Bermuda mites
great questions. edis.ifas.ufl.edu/pdffiles/IN/IN121700.pdf
You'll need to use a miticide and not conventional over the counter products
That last comment should say awesome video, I didn’t proof read lol 😂
👊😂 I'm the king of miss typing. No worries.
We would think living in the GARDEN STATE we would have a store like this DAMN your so lucky bud
Yes, great selection
@@pestandlawnginja i watch all ur vids don't miss any ur the most detailed keep up the great vids THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO BUD 🎯
Thanks man! Comments like this keep me going!
How you watching RUclips from prison wait chapo does what he want !!! 😁😁😁
I just thow all of them, down at the same time
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Will pesticides kill beneficial bacteria 🦠? How do you compensate for treating lawn with pesticides?
Non systemic insecticides commonly lack active ingredients that cause tissue damage to plants or soil
Great 👍🏼 will the pesticides kill the desirable microbial organisms in the soil? If pesticides do kill beneficial bacteria 🧫 do you recommend any specific soil amending nutrients?
@@daddydustinmiller5150 not likely no. We use very specific insecticides just to target non beneficial nematodes.
Pest and Lawn Ginja ok got it. Just found you’re channel. Love the beard. I just put some bio advanced from Bayer spectracide and have no Earthly idea if it wiped out the good stuff I need on my soil.
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Thanks D!
Man this store is like a candy shop!!
Totally agree
Imidacloprid, why water in a systemic?
Needs to be directed to the root zone
Im a commercial applicator, agricultural. We apply a fair bit of imidacloprid on a variety of crops. Being a systemic you need not water it in but simply contact tissue. Foliar yo. I gotta satisfy my curiosity and read that product lable you showed. Good video, thanks 👍
Itll work that way with a penetration
what up A-A-ron!!
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AWSOME as always, I really like the BioAdvance products, and also Scott’s disease x for fungi and 🐛 issues
Thanks Tim! Appreciate you watching and commenting
wHNE WE RETIRED TO OUR COTTAGE HOME FOR SUMMERS? So did our having a Lawn to Mow and spend $ on nd too much problems to contend with// we landscaped our 1500 sq ft lawn.. after 8 yrs? Never felt better and enjoy our place so much more..No More Lawn Mower Problems, Not more Yard chemicals to constantly have to buy ( $ave #215 a bag) and spening my time on them.. Its heaven! New you business like Scotts wouldn't like this.. Don't be a Sucker..Landsacpe your yard instead.
You sir do not enjoy the mow
ugh, I'd love to find 50lbs bags of humate for $16 like you show @ 1:42 or really any humic acid at all locally....but then I go to your link and they want $65 for 40lbs ...sigh
what up with that?
.....I love this video btw....but kinda wish you would have gone to a more general store like we have to, as we have a much harder time finding stuff when the selection is much more limited at Lows, Menards, Home Depot, even farm n fleet type places; then there are the specialty 'garden stores' but prices get outrageous, like $40 for a bag of Milo? I'll pass ...shipping on stuff from Amazon, I'd rather not ....this video done at a Walmart would not have been so easy
It's the shipping and convenience factor unfortunately. I'm planning on going into some other stores soon! Lots of great response to this content.
I figured #1 would be....do you know the Lawn Ginja? Can I get a Selfie with him?
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Hahah lets do it !
Sounds awesome
Jealous of you guys having IFA. All we have is Home Depot and Lowe's and they do not have near the quality of selection. Wow! But at least there is Amazon. lol
We have a few good places including ifa, calranch, and Ewing. But price wise Amazon is commonly king
Whiteflies?
Cheapest contact spray or granular on the shelf! Bifenthrin or permethrin is what I use
Of course the best weed killer he recommends is the store version one😂
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Poor Aaron. That looks like an ACL brace and that is a long a$$ rehab.
Yah, he's been through the ringer