I have found the most effective way of controlling POA etc is to grow grass that naturally blocks out or reduces the prevalence of POA. It's an opportunistic grass type that will find any bare areas of a lawn to grow it's seeds
Anuew does a good job on bermuda and zoysia for growth regulation. Rates are going to be higher than for cool season turf. A real benefit is that mutations and off type grasses are controlled equally as well as the target turf.
@@samuelasamoah6906 I can't speak to all of them but the most common (Trinexapac-ethyl) does not seem to work as well on the mutations. This is probably more relevent in a golf course green type of setting though.....
It’s got nothing to do with how much water… it’s how much your equipment is calibrated to spray over the area… look up some calibration videos on how to set up your equipment… hopefully that helps out
@@badhabit4027 it’s not that complicated just set a speed with what you are towing it with and figure out hong it takes to cover 1000 sq feet then how much your sprayer puts out in that amount of time … it’s absolutely necessary for your success
Is a growth regulator necessary in the summer months when cool season lawns growth slows down? Are you only using in during the spring time? Can this be applied in the fall on cool season grasses? Can it be applied to a lawn that has been overseeded? I'm interested in this and that's why I have many questions. Thanks
Hello. Growth regulators can be used at any time of the growing season. During the summer when the grass is not growing as fast in the summer months in your area the benefit of a regulator is not as great. Anuew can be applied in the fall on cool season grasses and it can be applied to a lawn that has been overseeded. Great questions!
@@rodmarquardt5099 Thanks. I'd love to use this during the spring time because I typically have to cut about 3x a week if I want to mulch, otherwise it's all bagging to keep up. I may order a bag of this, if not for the spring, definitely for the fall where the grass grows just as much and fast as in the spring time.
I have never tried it .... Pete loves it though if he says it’s good stuff I believe him.... I mix so many tank loads a day I don’t want to have to adjust the ph on every tank.
@@PaulsPrimeCuts oh yeah that makes sense.. i know you have to adjust the pH of your products to mix the NA with em and I didn't know if that would effect how the anuew would perform.. didn't want to mess up the pH of anuew and it not work how it should..
I am the "proud" owner of POA Annua and Trivialis spots on my cool season lawn (KBG, Fescue, Rye mix). SOme suggest not to overseed in fall and just use preemergent like Dithiopyr. Problem is that I still have light green spots (Trivia) alive and well, as well as some spots with POA Annua. Kill it with ROund up and just seed with Tenacity pre emergent?
You must be pretty far north to still have poa try and poa A still visible Tanacity may help some with you poa A ... “ a little “ maybe try something like poa constrictor... the poa triv roundup and seed may be your only option
@@PaulsPrimeCuts Thanks Paul. I spoke with lots, LOTS of people on this topic. Some say... forget seeding, just do pre-emergent in fall, some say use Tenacity 3-4 times and it'll clear it, some say "just burn the POA Triv and overseed heavy". I can easily use round up on POA Triv (the ligh green patches), but POA Annua is all over the place mixed in with good grass. Other than plucking it out by hand... not sure what else to do. Oh and also spoke with folks from SaveATree ... their approach to POA is Tenacity 3-4 times and overseed. Didn't fully solve the problem, but the guy says it clears things up a lot. And they start very early on the Tenacity to address POA issue. Like early in the season.
D S it depends on growing conditions use the green keeper app to track your growing degree days ... but for this deal here on the fescue my plan is one app followed up by a second in 4 weeks that may be it for fescue in the spring... I’ll have to see how much top growth picks up before the summer temps
Yards Done Right total opposite on Anuew really good color... plus I haven’t seen the growth spike at the end of the cycle like with T-nex...thanks for the question Jim. Let me know how it works for you.
Hey Jim, (that's what Paul just said your name was), and He also said... "let us know how it works out for you". Keep us updated, right here in this thread, or somewhere...
Warm temperatures are coming right? (I’m beginning to wonder) but with warm temperatures comes fungus season for fescue you really don’t want fescue on a pgr going into fungus season. I would suggest taking fescue off the pgr 3 weeks before conditions are favorable for fungus
@@PaulsPrimeCuts Yeah, temps are coming! I'm not sure when it'll be above 65 at night which is those prime fungus conditions. I will see when the anuew arrives. If it's too late I will just hold onto it for the fall if that's an ideal time to use it.
Mr. PauL Can you find out what the name of that app is I looked it up on my iPhone apps and did not see anything except apps that were for the status of golf courses and weather conditions extra...
Happy Easter Paul! You ain't lying brother the Anuew is working, I'm down to mowing once a week again, and I had a guy buy my other 3 bags! Thank you for showing me this stuff! I can say it does work for both mowing and Poa.
Paul, the first Lawn you seeming always show is really your prize Lawn!!! Man oh Man, brotherman!!! You seem to have so much fun doing what you do and also making videos on that fun. As we used to say in the 70's, I BE DIGGIN WHAT YOU BE THROWING DOWN!!! Take it easy my friend and be safe wherever your feet and mind take you... Later Paul:::Sam-Reidsville NC...
Sam Mccartt hey Sam! I usually do that place on Sunday and maybe 2 or 3 smaller ones. So I have time to make videos when I go there ... plus it has 4 different turf types
Hey Paul, love your videos! I’ve been doing the lawn life for 24 years and I can say you love it as much as I do. The con is you can’t go anywhere without noticing the lawns even if your on vacation. I’ll be looking over the balcony criticizing the property! Lol
Love it! I can relate as well. Even my kids will evaluate the lawn and landscape at a property now. A family walk is a critique of all the neighbors landscaping!
Been waiting for this one with anticipation.... thanks! My first pack of Anuew arrived Friday... just knocking out some broadleaf issues before I hit it.
How can I apply this to a residential turf with a hose end sprayer? How much do I need to mix and spray per 1000 sq ft? This would be for a cool season lawn
Loving what it does for reduced seed production on annua and triv. Win win in my book plus I hardly take off an inch of top growth. Earlier studies with PGR’s i read showed no significant reduction in PT But I’m loving pissing it off and slowing its spread.
@@PaulsPrimeCuts here in the NW where it rarely gets above 85 the Poa can be brutal. I'm battling a large amount of Triv. I'm about to sod cut out my entire yard I'm so frustrated with it.
Paul, your option on Anuew would it have any affect on Quackgrass , it came up last fall after complete lawn renovation . I do have Poa also but the Quackgrass is the major problem.
Paul, what months did you apply this in? I'm in the Charlotte area and want to try it this winter/spring to keep the poa annua in check next year. I get it really bad in certain parts of my lawn and there never seems to be a right time or product of something else to stop it.
The thing with using a pgr on Fescue in fungus season is if you do get fungus damage in your turf it takes forever to grow out that damage once you have controlled the fungus. But if you super confident in you preventative fungus control program, or have very low environmental fungus pressure..... then sure , run it in the summer
Awesome videos. Hey Your probably going to get a lot of questions about the action plan on using this product. For example when do you start applying this product. Do you do first application mid February or March, or based on when the ground temps get up to a certain temp? Will you use this thru the summer or is that not a good idea? What about using during the fall time to suppress other weeds as well as grassy weeds, or will it not be advised to use when overseeding. Lastly how will we know if it’s also not hindering root growth. Oh and can one use that on shrubs and bushes?
carsutube 😂that’s a lot of questions... I would use something different on shrubs ... plenty of shrub specific products. I would start this when poa is present as far as poa control I think it would be best to be early. But for growth regulator I’d start just before temps are going to give you massive growth and 2-3 apps in the spring 4 -6 weeks apart
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question. I look forward to using Anuew. Hey do you have any recommendations of a product one would use for shrubs, or what have you found you like to use? Thanks again.
@@carsutube - I'll help Paul out here! He's got you covered with his answers but I'll add on. No problem using Anuew through the summer if you want continued growth regulation. The GDD model on the Green Keeper app. helps to determine how often and when to apply. Basically the hotter the weather the quicker the product metabolizes and so it needs to be applied more often in the middle of them summer as compared to the spring or fall. Will improve stress tolerance of turf in hot weather. Apply when green and actively growing. Use a non-ionic surfactant for best results. Can be used when overseeding. This does not hinder root growth - Anuew shifts carbohydrates down into the roots making the plant more healthy.
@@carsutube - Regarding shrubs I personally have had great results with Trimtect by Rainbow tree. Have also had good results with Atrimmec from PBI Gordon. Have also worked with Cutless from SePro but it's a granular and I prefer to spray on the shrubs.
Rod Marquardt thanks I just happened to see Matt Martin talk about that app. I looked that app up in the App Store and didn’t find it. I found something else called that but it had nothing in it and looked Russian at the top inside the app. I’ll try and look again.
I’ve had little poa Annua here and there but this year ive had a lot more than normal (Doylestown PA). I’ve given it a try based on your recommendation but at the standard application rate. I’ll see what I get on my second application at the juiced up 1lb/ acre (edited) rate. 😉. Thanks for the help finding this product! Might have to look into the peptide power next.
Paul's Prime Cuts ha ha, yeah 1lb/ 1000sf... might as well just put it in my broadcast spreader and water it in. 😆. as soon as I saw you were targeting poa annua i had to watch, try your approach. Thanks again. I will say, if your are only treating 12000sf, it takes a lot of water and several trips around the yard with my 4Gallon backpack sprayer.
Is there any benefit or reason not to use a herbicide (Velocity) for trivialis while under an Anuew program? Or is this fighting in separate directions? I have a little under an acre fescue lawn with a fairly substantial triv invasion this year. The fescue is very healthy and looking great except for the lime invader. I raked the "dead" stuff last year (not knowing what it was) and over-seeded only to learn the identity of my problem this spring. Also discovered a nice little patch of annua. I'm also considering handling some of the spots with Round-up & seed to compare the strategies going into next season. Suggestions & comments welcome.
Larry B I don’t see any harm in trying to spray a herbicide on the triv. While you have is struggling under the Anuew... try spraying it with the herbicide 3 weeks after the first Anuew app. Tell me how it does!
Paul Biel I haven’t yet... it’s not supposed to be as bad with Anuew. But it is typical with a growth regulator that the GA will pile up then when the pgr wears off 💥💥💥
Paul Biel any poa A that I caught before seed production it knocked back to nothing. I’m seeing the PT stay smashed down within the fescue quite nicely
I know your a huge advocate of the Carbon Earth products and wondered which of product you recommended to use this time of the year on a KBG/TTTF lawn. I was thinking of going with the Carbon X but see more videos promoting the X Green and didn’t know how to proceed.
Paul's Prime Cuts so the Carbon X is too much top growth going into warmer weather? I thought the RGS and misc micro nutrients would help with warmer dryer conditions. We’re in the Cincinnati area and have been extremely cool. But if the expert says X Green that’s what I’m gonna do.
Hey man, I just overseeded my TTTF 3 weeks ago, and also have a ton of POA annua. Is Anuew a good idea, for my need seed growth? Want to kill the POA, but not hurt the baby grass
All I can say Paul is......damn friggin right! Thank you! Mine should be here tues or Wednesday. I can’t wait to get it down! Do you think I have time for two apps?
How has this worked on Poa A since you have posted this? Does it kill it or just suppress it? I bought some but haven’t put it down yet. How much would you use per gallon for spot spray? Great video by the way. Thanks for your videos man!!!
Paul, you may have to install a traffic light for all the Barbie car traffic in the neighborhood. Please keep us updated on this Anuew yard throughout the summer. It's got me thinking..., but not ready to jump yet. I working on 1 acre yard TTTF total reno from last fall. I've been spoon feeding 0.5#N twice a month since February. Got a ton of Trivialis, and a little Anua around the edges. Love your content, and the Sidewalk Chalk Talks. (so much easier to understand than Matt Martin) I've been subbed for more than a year, but first comment, guess I'm shy..... Thanks for sharing.
Seeing some of the same results I’ve had. It’s a game changer and reduced clippings in spring surge is awesome. Good job!
Jay Wyrick thanks for turning me on to this stuff Jay
What’s the app rate for a cool season lawn per 1000 sq ft? Also can I use a hose end sprayer when applying to this?
Hey Paul, thanks for the great video... just subscribed. for P Trivialis, is it necessary to apply this in the spring, I assume?
Paul, would one ounce per 4 gallons of water be safe on fescue?
I have found the most effective way of controlling POA etc is to grow grass that naturally blocks out or reduces the prevalence of POA. It's an opportunistic grass type that will find any bare areas of a lawn to grow it's seeds
Hopefully the poa suppression will reduce the number of seeds thus reducing the proliferation of next years crop
Good info Paul!
Check the label rate for bluegrass... might not be as high as fescue
@@PaulsPrimeCuts thanks Paul Good to know. I do have TTTF and bluegrass and rye.
How does it do on bermuda and zoysia?
Anuew does a good job on bermuda and zoysia for growth regulation. Rates are going to be higher than for cool season turf. A real benefit is that mutations and off type grasses are controlled equally as well as the target turf.
@@rodmarquardt5099 really, u saying it isn't so for other PGR's?
@@rodmarquardt5099 other PGRs dont suppress off type grasses and mutations?
@@samuelasamoah6906 I can't speak to all of them but the most common (Trinexapac-ethyl) does not seem to work as well on the mutations. This is probably more relevent in a golf course green type of setting though.....
@@rodmarquardt5099 ok
Could anyone tell me the mix ratio for anuew? I'm thinking 16oz for about 30gal water
It’s got nothing to do with how much water… it’s how much your equipment is calibrated to spray over the area… look up some calibration videos on how to set up your equipment… hopefully that helps out
@@PaulsPrimeCuts I'll try it. Might be beyond my pay grade lol. Just a 31gal tow behind sprayer. Thanks for the info. Western NC here, Hickory area
@@badhabit4027 it’s not that complicated just set a speed with what you are towing it with and figure out hong it takes to cover 1000 sq feet then how much your sprayer puts out in that amount of time … it’s absolutely necessary for your success
Pretty good man.....I'm going to try it
Is a growth regulator necessary in the summer months when cool season lawns growth slows down? Are you only using in during the spring time? Can this be applied in the fall on cool season grasses? Can it be applied to a lawn that has been overseeded? I'm interested in this and that's why I have many questions. Thanks
Hello. Growth regulators can be used at any time of the growing season. During the summer when the grass is not growing as fast in the summer months in your area the benefit of a regulator is not as great. Anuew can be applied in the fall on cool season grasses and it can be applied to a lawn that has been overseeded. Great questions!
@@rodmarquardt5099 Thanks. I'd love to use this during the spring time because I typically have to cut about 3x a week if I want to mulch, otherwise it's all bagging to keep up. I may order a bag of this, if not for the spring, definitely for the fall where the grass grows just as much and fast as in the spring time.
How much for those shirts boy?!
The Lawn Whisperer Matt Martin gave that shirt to me
how do you know it's not stopping root growth too?
Justin Mitchuson because that’s not how it works...it keeps GA suppressed so that slows down top growth and the plant diverts that energy to roots
Awesome video Paul. What are you running for a rate out of your Permagreen on non irrigated tall fescue?
One pound per acre…. I haven’t ever used it on a non irrigated fescue…. For what it’s worth
Thank you good sir
Great job on your channel and thank you thank you for the great advice on this product and others you have given me.
Isaac chavez jr thanks for watching!
hey Paul, did you use any natural adjuvant with the anuew.?
I have never tried it .... Pete loves it though if he says it’s good stuff I believe him.... I mix so many tank loads a day I don’t want to have to adjust the ph on every tank.
@@PaulsPrimeCuts oh yeah that makes sense.. i know you have to adjust the pH of your products to mix the NA with em and I didn't know if that would effect how the anuew would perform.. didn't want to mess up the pH of anuew and it not work how it should..
I am the "proud" owner of POA Annua and Trivialis spots on my cool season lawn (KBG, Fescue, Rye mix). SOme suggest not to overseed in fall and just use preemergent like Dithiopyr. Problem is that I still have light green spots (Trivia) alive and well, as well as some spots with POA Annua. Kill it with ROund up and just seed with Tenacity pre emergent?
You must be pretty far north to still have poa try and poa A still visible Tanacity may help some with you poa A ... “ a little “ maybe try something like poa constrictor... the poa triv roundup and seed may be your only option
@@PaulsPrimeCuts Thanks Paul. I spoke with lots, LOTS of people on this topic. Some say... forget seeding, just do pre-emergent in fall, some say use Tenacity 3-4 times and it'll clear it, some say "just burn the POA Triv and overseed heavy". I can easily use round up on POA Triv (the ligh green patches), but POA Annua is all over the place mixed in with good grass. Other than plucking it out by hand... not sure what else to do.
Oh and also spoke with folks from SaveATree ... their approach to POA is Tenacity 3-4 times and overseed. Didn't fully solve the problem, but the guy says it clears things up a lot. And they start very early on the Tenacity to address POA issue. Like early in the season.
Igor Mord if you start hitting you poa with Anuew early in the spring it will keep poa a squashed
Thanks for the update, looks great...
Gordon Hutchinson thanks!
did it prevent the poa annua from seeding?
a year later how did it do? any reduction in poa?
Thanks Paul i wait all week more video's please good stuff you do
How often do you put down Growth regulator?
D S it depends on growing conditions use the green keeper app to track your growing degree days ... but for this deal here on the fescue my plan is one app followed up by a second in 4 weeks that may be it for fescue in the spring... I’ll have to see how much top growth picks up before the summer temps
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Good stuff Paul. Thank you for updating us.
mburke1211 thanks for watching... happy Easter
Paul's Prime Cuts Same to you brother! I’m sitting here digesting a big meal, and your video was perfectly timed!
You are a landscaper that cares... thanks for sharing...
My nufarm rep sent me some to try. How was the color after the app? Tnex always makes the turf pale after app.
Yards Done Right total opposite on Anuew really good color... plus I haven’t seen the growth spike at the end of the cycle like with T-nex...thanks for the question Jim. Let me know how it works for you.
Hey Jim, (that's what Paul just said your name was), and He also said... "let us know how it works out for you". Keep us updated, right here in this thread, or somewhere...
Jerry.Rigged will do
If I order this now do you think I will have time for an application before temps get too high? I'm in Maryland.
Also, what rate did you apply at on the fescue?
Warm temperatures are coming right? (I’m beginning to wonder) but with warm temperatures comes fungus season for fescue you really don’t want fescue on a pgr going into fungus season. I would suggest taking fescue off the pgr 3 weeks before conditions are favorable for fungus
@@PaulsPrimeCuts Yeah, temps are coming! I'm not sure when it'll be above 65 at night which is those prime fungus conditions. I will see when the anuew arrives. If it's too late I will just hold onto it for the fall if that's an ideal time to use it.
I’m waiting on my Anuew that I just ordered. Do you just measure it out and let it dissolve in water?
Yes you have to weigh it. Then dissolve it .... as far as protein vs flagship.... I haven’t used so flagships so I don’t know
@@PaulsPrimeCuts thanks Paul.
Mr. PauL
Can you find out what the name of that app is I looked it up on my iPhone apps and did not see anything except apps that were for the status of golf courses and weather conditions extra...
Isaac chavez jr just google green keeper app .... it’s not really an app more of a website I guess🤷♂️
www.greenkeeperapp.com/marketing/
Happy Easter Paul! You ain't lying brother the Anuew is working, I'm down to mowing once a week again, and I had a guy buy my other 3 bags! Thank you for showing me this stuff! I can say it does work for both mowing and Poa.
Mark Caldwell I’m happy to hear that !!!
Why did you decide to go with second application only a month apart? Do you think it may last long then a month? I know package say’s up to 350 GDD.
mth2068 for the poa control we wanted a second app
Man i got either poa tri or fine fesque..getting different opinions...this any good for poa tri?
JUST A DIY GUY poa triv is going dormant here... the Anuew knocks it back and makes it less noticeable
So does it eliminate it out the yard? When i over seed in the fall will my ttf take its place..?
JUST A DIY GUY the yards I tried it on i would say that it more suppressed it and made it less noticeable other than eliminating it
Works really well on Poa Annua. Verdict is still out on trivallis.
Paul, the first Lawn you seeming always show is really your prize Lawn!!! Man oh Man, brotherman!!! You seem to have so much fun doing what you do and also making videos on that fun. As we used to say in the 70's, I BE DIGGIN WHAT YOU BE THROWING DOWN!!! Take it easy my friend and be safe wherever your feet and mind take you... Later Paul:::Sam-Reidsville NC...
Sam Mccartt hey Sam! I usually do that place on Sunday and maybe 2 or 3 smaller ones. So I have time to make videos when I go there ... plus it has 4 different turf types
So it just usually ends up in videos
Do you try to do some fescue over seeding in the places where the poa is dying off to avoid empty spots?
Nathan Walker you could
Hey Paul, love your videos! I’ve been doing the lawn life for 24 years and I can say you love it as much as I do. The con is you can’t go anywhere without noticing the lawns even if your on vacation. I’ll be looking over the balcony criticizing the property! Lol
Love it! I can relate as well. Even my kids will evaluate the lawn and landscape at a property now. A family walk is a critique of all the neighbors landscaping!
Been waiting for this one with anticipation.... thanks! My first pack of Anuew arrived Friday... just knocking out some broadleaf issues before I hit it.
How can I apply this to a residential turf with a hose end sprayer? How much do I need to mix and spray per 1000 sq ft? This would be for a cool season lawn
Loving what it does for reduced seed production on annua and triv. Win win in my book plus I hardly take off an inch of top growth. Earlier studies with PGR’s i read showed no significant reduction in PT But I’m loving pissing it off and slowing its spread.
That's really great to see the Anuew is putting a hurt on the Poa. I'm still curious about the long term though.
Pacific Northwest Lawns in the south east poa is gone in the summer
@@PaulsPrimeCuts here in the NW where it rarely gets above 85 the Poa can be brutal. I'm battling a large amount of Triv. I'm about to sod cut out my entire yard I'm so frustrated with it.
Thanks for the update. I am liking what I am seeing after week 3 of app 1. Good stuff.
Is there a follow up video showing how this lawn performed in summer?
Paul, your option on Anuew would it have any affect on Quackgrass , it came up last fall after complete lawn renovation . I do have Poa also but the Quackgrass is the major problem.
Herkey Burns 🤷♂️
Paul, what months did you apply this in? I'm in the Charlotte area and want to try it this winter/spring to keep the poa annua in check next year. I get it really bad in certain parts of my lawn and there never seems to be a right time or product of something else to stop it.
How is your boom sprayer set up?
It is late June is it OK if I use this stuff now?
The thing with using a pgr on Fescue in fungus season is if you do get fungus damage in your turf it takes forever to grow out that damage once you have controlled the fungus. But if you super confident in you preventative fungus control program, or have very low environmental fungus pressure..... then sure , run it in the summer
Thanks Paul! Very entertaining and informative. Now where or how can I get some Anuew in Canada?? The Poa is spreading drastically! Thanks Buddy
paulslick my buddy Rod at Nufarm says it may be available in Canada later this year
Paul's Prime Cuts thanks Paul. I guess I’ll have to be patient with the aeriation and overseeiding I just completed. Thank you
Looking good.. how do I get one of those shirts?
Lush Lawns work hard and study and become chief tester for carbon earth.... or just ask Matt for one ... I don’t know
Awesome videos. Hey Your probably going to get a lot of questions about the action plan on using this product. For example when do you start applying this product. Do you do first application mid February or March, or based on when the ground temps get up to a certain temp? Will you use this thru the summer or is that not a good idea? What about using during the fall time to suppress other weeds as well as grassy weeds, or will it not be advised to use when overseeding. Lastly how will we know if it’s also not hindering root growth. Oh and can one use that on shrubs and bushes?
carsutube 😂that’s a lot of questions... I would use something different on shrubs ... plenty of shrub specific products. I would start this when poa is present as far as poa control I think it would be best to be early. But for growth regulator I’d start just before temps are going to give you massive growth and 2-3 apps in the spring 4 -6 weeks apart
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question. I look forward to using Anuew. Hey do you have any recommendations of a product one would use for shrubs, or what have you found you like to use? Thanks again.
@@carsutube - I'll help Paul out here! He's got you covered with his answers but I'll add on. No problem using Anuew through the summer if you want continued growth regulation. The GDD model on the Green Keeper app. helps to determine how often and when to apply. Basically the hotter the weather the quicker the product metabolizes and so it needs to be applied more often in the middle of them summer as compared to the spring or fall. Will improve stress tolerance of turf in hot weather. Apply when green and actively growing. Use a non-ionic surfactant for best results. Can be used when overseeding. This does not hinder root growth - Anuew shifts carbohydrates down into the roots making the plant more healthy.
@@carsutube - Regarding shrubs I personally have had great results with Trimtect by Rainbow tree. Have also had good results with Atrimmec from PBI Gordon. Have also worked with Cutless from SePro but it's a granular and I prefer to spray on the shrubs.
Rod Marquardt thanks I just happened to see Matt Martin talk about that app. I looked that app up in the App Store and didn’t find it. I found something else called that but it had nothing in it and looked Russian at the top inside the app. I’ll try and look again.
I’ve had little poa Annua here and there but this year ive had a lot more than normal (Doylestown PA). I’ve given it a try based on your recommendation but at the standard application rate. I’ll see what I get on my second application at the juiced up 1lb/ acre (edited) rate. 😉. Thanks for the help finding this product! Might have to look into the peptide power next.
James Mack whoooooow 1lbs per acre😁 I think the 1lbs per acre rate will give you the results your looking for
Paul's Prime Cuts ha ha, yeah 1lb/ 1000sf... might as well just put it in my broadcast spreader and water it in. 😆. as soon as I saw you were targeting poa annua i had to watch, try your approach. Thanks again. I will say, if your are only treating 12000sf, it takes a lot of water and several trips around the yard with my 4Gallon backpack sprayer.
Is there any benefit or reason not to use a herbicide (Velocity) for trivialis while under an Anuew program? Or is this fighting in separate directions? I have a little under an acre fescue lawn with a fairly substantial triv invasion this year. The fescue is very healthy and looking great except for the lime invader. I raked the "dead" stuff last year (not knowing what it was) and over-seeded only to learn the identity of my problem this spring. Also discovered a nice little patch of annua. I'm also considering handling some of the spots with Round-up & seed to compare the strategies going into next season. Suggestions & comments welcome.
Larry B I don’t see any harm in trying to spray a herbicide on the triv. While you have is struggling under the Anuew... try spraying it with the herbicide 3 weeks after the first Anuew app. Tell me how it does!
Is it “hurting” it or “killing” it? I’ve had weeds get hurt then come back😡. About to pull the trigger.....
The fescue whisperer (sp??). Great show!
Slow Daddy 😂 we will see in August 🤷♂️
Hey Paul. Have you seen a rebound effect? I sure have and was surprised by how fast the GDD’s piled up to indicate time to respray
Paul Biel I haven’t yet... it’s not supposed to be as bad with Anuew. But it is typical with a growth regulator that the GA will pile up then when the pgr wears off 💥💥💥
Paul's Prime Cuts These PT was the first and most aggressive to outgrow the PGR. It looks best on the lawns I caught before going to seed
Paul Biel any poa A that I caught before seed production it knocked back to nothing. I’m seeing the PT stay smashed down within the fescue quite nicely
I know your a huge advocate of the Carbon Earth products and wondered which of product you recommended to use this time of the year on a KBG/TTTF lawn. I was thinking of going with the Carbon X but see more videos promoting the X Green and didn’t know how to proceed.
Chad Miller for my area we are almost too late in the season for carbonX on Fescue so it would closer to XGRN time here
Paul's Prime Cuts so the Carbon X is too much top growth going into warmer weather? I thought the RGS and misc micro nutrients would help with warmer dryer conditions. We’re in the Cincinnati area and have been extremely cool. But if the expert says X Green that’s what I’m gonna do.
Chad Miller if it’s cool there and the grass is just getting going good you could use carbonX
Hey man, I just overseeded my TTTF 3 weeks ago, and also have a ton of POA annua. Is Anuew a good idea, for my need seed growth? Want to kill the POA, but not hurt the baby grass
That truck that went by...you must be in Tarboro.
A to Zoysia I think it was a motorcycle... but yes Tarboro
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How many grams per 1000 are you using?
Tim D what ever 1 pound per acre translates into 😁
@@PaulsPrimeCuts thanks, do you use gdd chart or did you just re-apply after so many weeks?
Tim D the green keeper app website will track your growing degree days
i been using tenacity herbicide on my fescue its been working I'm in NC
All I can say Paul is......damn friggin right! Thank you! Mine should be here tues or Wednesday. I can’t wait to get it down! Do you think I have time for two apps?
Fish Duck sure it won’t hurt
Paul's Prime Cuts think I got time for two apps???? Oh yea can it be mixed in same tank as my fungicides? Oh yea happy Easter 🐇
Thanks. Great use case. When you run out of ideas. How about a video on dallisgrass.
Acclaim Extra, .5oz./ gallon, mixed with Triclopyer, .5oz./gallon. Problem solved!!
Give that Poa hell Paul 😎👊 That's a cool trick👍
The Outlaw! 😎👊💣💥
How has this worked on Poa A since you have posted this? Does it kill it or just suppress it? I bought some but haven’t put it down yet. How much would you use per gallon for spot spray? Great video by the way. Thanks for your videos man!!!
Dude thats awesome, I hate Poa!
Brant T it’s a good alternative for post emergent control for poa... impressive results
Paul, you may have to install a traffic light for all the Barbie car traffic in the neighborhood.
Please keep us updated on this Anuew yard throughout the summer. It's got me thinking..., but not ready to jump yet.
I working on 1 acre yard TTTF total reno from last fall. I've been spoon feeding 0.5#N twice a month since February. Got a ton of Trivialis, and a little Anua around the edges.
Love your content, and the Sidewalk Chalk Talks. (so much easier to understand than Matt Martin)
I've been subbed for more than a year, but first comment, guess I'm shy..... Thanks for sharing.
Jerry.Rigged thanks for watching... this stuff absolutely smashes poa annua in fescue it’s worth your time to give it a shot
Now I want a fescue lawn...
A to Zoysia you wouldn’t want it by the end of the summer 😂
The eagle has landed
That 'Tom' guy has over 300,000 subs with no videos and in 8 months.
Three or four other identities....maybe a bot.
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Oh I just looked....he’s selling something
This should be taken down. It doesn't work.
I works quite well at the 1 pound per acre rate
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