Now that is amazing Ron…gonna subscribe and keep following. I am in Colorado Springs and I have a Kentucky Bluegrass Rye mix. Basically. Getting similar results…I have seen your videos 1 thru 4. Great job.
Great video as always Ron! The products I'm using are from Yard Mastery and they are a "Stress Blend, Flagship, and Double Dark". I also have Milo, Ironite, and a 30-0-4 Lawn Fertilizer plus 2% Iron. My neighbors are constantly asking what I'm doing to get my yard so healthy and green and I tell them to look for you and BYD up for further instructions 😂😂
Thanks for sharing. I am moving into a house next week that has a 12000 sq ft lawn just like yours. So off I go to get myself 7 bags of the stuff before we go into a fertilizer freeze for the next few months.
A man after my own heart. You're going to love the results from Milo. Have your aerated as yet? Planning to put anything else down on the lawn? Definitely let me know the results of how Milo does for you! :-)
Ron Henry not yet. Don’t think the current owners would be too fond of me aerating the lawn yet. Lol. You think I need to? It is a beautiful st Augustine lawn but concerned about a browning spot on it that is about 5’x5’. Don’t know what they have done to the lawn so hoping it is missing some nutrients.
I'd have to see pictures to be able to say for sure. Hopefully it's not fungus or grub worms. If so, some Milky spore and Caravan G might be in order. :-) 12,000 sq. ft is a huge playground. 😃
Great video, Have you done experiment on how long the green glass in the yard after applying Milo? I know on the bag I think it is applied four times a year about every 3 months I believe I don't have the bag in front of me lol. Thanks
I just started using Green County Fertilizer products - specifically their Biostimulus pack. My yard has really started to green up. I have been thinking about trying Milo.
I think you'd really like Milo if you gave it a shot. I've used it for over 5 years with great results. I really wanted to do a methodical experiment to show the green-up process as a resource for people considering it. Seeing the changes over the course of 16 days is better than a simple "before and after"
Ron Henry I just put down a 24-0-11 about 3 weeks ago so I think I have to wait until July or August before I can put anything else down. I have started to green up though. I’m thinking about ordering some Arden 15 to thicken things up a bit. Especially in my backyard.
Why do you ave to wait until July or August to apply anything else. A lot of the micronutrient fertilizers have very low nitrogen while still providing a lot of the micronutrients that will really make your lawn pop. I'm releasing a video on liquid fertilizer / micronutrient application this week. Stay tuned! :-)
I wouldn't use milo these days. If you're looking for an organic fertilizer, go with this: golfcourselawn.store/products/mirimichi-4-4-4-premium-organic-fertilizer
Hi David. Yep. It absolutely well. Milorganite is great for fescue. If you'd like an even better option, check out Humic Max: golfcourselawn.store/products/country-club-16-0-8-humic-max-and-mesa%C2%AE-by-lebanonturf-sgn-150
Hey Ron, I really enjoy your videos and your lawn looks great. However I do have a question. My name is Dan I live in upstate New York and I have how long that’s 50% Kentucky blue grass and 50% perennial ryegrass. So where you have Bermuda grass this is much different up here. So I’ve been using Lebanon Mesa fertilizer along with The Miramichi pro G soil amendment and have had good results. My question to you is do you like The morganite fertilizer better than the Lebanon Mesa fertilizer?
Hi Dan. My preference is towards the Lebanon Mesa fertilizer over Milorganite. You get more coverage, has more ingredients and is better value for money in my opinion. Milo is a great fertilizer. It's just gotten a bit expensive. Appreciate you watching the content. Thanks for the support.
Looking great for temps being lower than normal. I personally love Milorganite myself but I’ve switched to liquid fertilizer the last few years and I like it even more. GreeneCounty Fertilizer based out of GA makes great products.
Very nice Connor X. I really like liquid fertilizer because of how quickly it works. I tend to stick to the micronutrient type because it's a great way to quickly get a jolt of iron into the lawn. I'll have to check out GreenCounty's products. I've been using Brandt Supreme green but definitely up for trying something new. Is there a particular one from GreeneCountry that you like?
Ron Henry for fertilization I really like the 7-0-0 Greeneffect + 0-0-2 Microgreene combo. Those two combo gives you a great amount of iron burst and it’s dark green. Their soil conditioners are really good too, the humic, RGS, Air8 products from the soil activator package.
Ron Henry yes you can mix them in a back sprayer together and spray or on a hose end sprayer and spray separately. Since you have a pretty large open front and back yard it’s up to you how you want to apply.
Great outcome. How much did you say $$ per bag? You mentioned this would be done monthly? I have the weed issue so you mentioned to start the Milorginite first then the Spectricide in the morning with dew on grass. (Preferably on a day when it’s not going to rain???). Can be done now in the summer. Just wanted to summarize. Is that correct?Thanks for sharing.
HI RB. Around here Milo is right at $16 per bag. I wouldn't apply at full rate monthly. Can apply at half or really even use a liquid fertilizer like Brandt Supreme Green instead. Your summary is correct JB. Apply Spectracide in the morning when there's dew on the lawn with no rain in the forecast. That will allow it to stick to and dry on the leaves which will produce the best result. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
@@RonHenry I went out and purchased my Weed Stop 10.8lb bag $12.97. Also went with their Spectracide Triazicide for insects same price at HomeDepot. Found Milo $11.99 at my local TrueValue. I could not find the spreader you recommended so I ended up with a Scotts Deluxe Edgeguard for $62.99. I've already cut my grass an applied my products. I will be documenting for myself and I'm so excited I found your channel and the help you have given me. I feel this is doable. Thanks.
I just applied milorganite to my lawn. I’m unsure of what type of lawn it is. But from doing some research I believe I have a Korean carpet grass or some type of zoysia. Anyways looking forward to getting some results. Just applied it today so gna keep track of it. Thank for the great series first time viewer here.
Nice series Ron, Thanks for sharing your progress, take a late afternoon video to show off the color more the morning dew is taking alway from the true depth of color.
Depends on your budget Leo. You can really apply Milo monthly if you want to. Depending on your mowing height, I'd add some plant growth regulator to your lawn care schedule so you're not having to mow all the time while still maintaining a deep green turf. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
All I use is Scotts products on my lawn and I'm dominating my whole H.O.A ill put up a video after this weekend mow...….but nice work on your lawn looks great
Hi Henry. I was mowing 3 times per week last season. Assuming you're in the southeast US, you can apply Milo now. I really starts working once soil temps get above 50 degrees. Hope this helps.
@@RonHenry Yes I’m here in Ga. I’ve already mowed my lawn low, weeds are dying out and I have just a little green. I’m still using my bag as I mow. Just didn’t want to bag up any fertilizer while mowing lol.
I just put down 4 bags of Milorganite on 18-May across roughly 8k sq ft. My grass is Latitude 36 and is right at 1 year old. I’ve also been dealing with slow greening due to below average temps in southeastern NC. Do you think I’ll get similar results on such a new lawn?
Hi Johnathan. You should get pretty good results now that temperatures are starting to rise. 4 bags over 8k sq ft is good application so you're good there. Now that the Milo is down, how green the lawn gets will come down to other factors like overall health of the soil and how frequently you're mowing. The general rule is the more frequently you mow, the better your lawn will look because it stimulates the grass to grow. In other words, if you're currently mowing once per week, your lawn will look even better if you mow twice per week and better still if you mow 3 times per week. Now that we're getting heat, your mowing frequency will likely increase to keep the lawn green after you mow. How high are you cutting it?
Ron Henry thanks Ron for the reply. I have a Tru-Cut 27 and currently at the 4th hole down. Not sure exactly what height that is. Looks to be about an inch.
@@jonathanwhite6593 That sounds about right. I believe I'm on hole 7 from the top and I'm currently mowing at just under half an inch. If you're using a reel mower, you're well on your way.
Ron, If you were asked to pick between Milo and Carbon X, which one will you pick? I have been using milo for about 2 years now, even though i like it, i believe there are better options out there.
I would use Milo and CarbonPro G. I prefer to apply carbon independently of applying fertilizer when possible. If I didn't have to use Milo, I'd choose one of the fertilizers from Lebanon Turf paired with CarbonPro G. ruclips.net/video/cnLZwC5VVVk/видео.html
Hey Ron ! Both the Bermuda and Milo didn’t have optimal conditions over the last month but still made good progress. Would love to see the next app and once a week updates to compare speed of progress 👍. Keep the videos coming man . Thank you for your efforts !
I'd be happy to throw out weekly lawn update summaries Billy. I didn't think that people would care to watch that kind of content but I'l can definitely do it and add to a separate playlist.
Thanks sir! I use a blade edger to get those lines. I've tried using a string trimmer in the past but the result isn't as good as the edge trimmer. Carbon earth xgreen eh? So it’s just as good as Milo in your opinion? I’ll have to see if it’s available locally.
@@RonHenry I think so I've used both the prill size is about 1/2 of Milo. A new blade on an edger will make a big big difference my blade is about 9.5 inches total it had worn down to about 4.5 swapped it to the new one #Bam New money
Very cool man. I'm due for a blade change as well. Just need to go pick one up. I'm going to try a different fertilizer from Lebanon next month that supposedly has a smaller prill size. I'll keep you guys posted on how it works out.
I bet a Wedge sounds real good making contact on the turf Ron!!! Looks Amazing👍 This year I plan to use fert heavy with bio char. I want to keep the N low to control growth speed of the grass but try to keep a deep green. It will be organic and granular. Next year might go the liquid route.
I'll have to take a picture of my pitching wedge on the lawn. Would make for cool photo :-). As far as liquid ferts, there are some options that don't put a lot of N into the soil. Lot's of great options. I like Brandt Supreme Green.
Thanks Ashraf. Hardly ever recently. When I apply fertilizer, I'll water but outside of that not much. We've been getting a lot of rain recently so there hasn't been a need to water. Bermuda really only needs 1 - 1.5 inches of water per week.
Ron the lawn looks GREAT keep up the good work love to see pride in ownership,(new to the channel nice content). As far as Milo alternatives go I've tried the Sunniland organic fertilizer less expensive and performs well but the smell is 3x worse than Milo. In fact it truly smells like an open sewer or septic tank no exaggeration,for that reason alone I'll continue to use Milo and pay the extra $$$. We are already blowing in our neighbors doors on the domination front; I don't want to add the injury with a crazy funky odor that lingers a few days. Has anybody else used Sunniland organic?
Ty I fell over laughing at this comment. Milo does have an odor but it's an acquired smell. These days I actually like how it smells. It's the smell of pending lawn domination! 😂 If the Sunniland smells 3X worse, I'd start questioning what in it. With Milo we know they're cooking the "organic material" long enough. Perhaps Sunniland's product is closer to raw? 😂😂😂 It's good that you're being considerate of your neighbor. Like you said, no need to add insult to injury. 😎
Yes Steven. I apply pre-emergent in the spring and in the fall. There's not really a correlation between applying pre-emergent and milo application. You can apply on the same day if you like without issue. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
I think that both have merit John. I find that Milorganite produces great results with less chance of damage to the turf. Milorganite releases slower than synthetic fertilizers and contains micronutrients that produces a very, very deep green color. I prefer it.
Just tried Carbon X for the first time last weekend. Three days later, holy chicken crap. I had quite a bit of yellowing from an extra heavy PGR app after the 12-0-0 wore off (lasted about a week) and the lawn was aerated Saturday. That stress has been eliminated and it looks fantastic now. We’ll see how long the ride is. Carbon Earth also makes a version called X-Green that’s labeled 8-1-8 if you are looking for less N.
Good stuff Brian. Glad to hear that you're getting good results from the product. It just really ads a lot of merit to the carbon-based product scene. Seems like they're definitely worth incorporating into your lawn care program. Let me know how CarbonX continues to work for you. 😎👍
Enjoying the videos Ron! I noticed that perfect edging on your favorite "vanity strip." What do you use for edging? Great results for so little heat. I'm in Oklahoma and it's only reached 80 a couple times.
Thanks Zman! I use a Stihl edge trimmer. I’ve tried the string trimmer in the past, but you can get those super tight lines with it. At least I haven’t. You can see my setup here: ruclips.net/video/7GAG2Rdt7Wg/видео.html 😎
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Wow that looks amazing. I’m gonna have to try it. It will be my first time. I’m hoping for a lush lawn
Appreciate you watching Cathy. You can do it!
Now that is amazing Ron…gonna subscribe and keep following. I am in Colorado Springs and I have a Kentucky Bluegrass Rye mix. Basically. Getting similar results…I have seen your videos 1 thru 4. Great job.
Awesome. Thanks os much for watching.
Looks like a velvet green carpet!!!
Check it out now Desminique. ruclips.net/video/3y2bMCy2Qdg/видео.html It was just top dressed. I appreciate you watching. 👍😎
Great video Ron keep up the good work 👍🏽
Will do my best Mark. Thanks for watching.
Great video as always Ron! The products I'm using are from Yard Mastery and they are a "Stress Blend, Flagship, and Double Dark". I also have Milo, Ironite, and a 30-0-4 Lawn Fertilizer plus 2% Iron. My neighbors are constantly asking what I'm doing to get my yard so healthy and green and I tell them to look for you and BYD up for further instructions 😂😂
Thanks Dwayne!
Your lawn is beautiful
Thanks so much Kevin. I enjoy working on it. What kind of grass do you have on your lawn? 🌿
House is massive
Not really _Maze_
Thanks for sharing. I am moving into a house next week that has a 12000 sq ft lawn just like yours. So off I go to get myself 7 bags of the stuff before we go into a fertilizer freeze for the next few months.
A man after my own heart. You're going to love the results from Milo. Have your aerated as yet? Planning to put anything else down on the lawn? Definitely let me know the results of how Milo does for you! :-)
Ron Henry not yet. Don’t think the current owners would be too fond of me aerating the lawn yet. Lol.
You think I need to? It is a beautiful st Augustine lawn but concerned about a browning spot on it that is about 5’x5’. Don’t know what they have done to the lawn so hoping it is missing some nutrients.
I'd have to see pictures to be able to say for sure. Hopefully it's not fungus or grub worms. If so, some Milky spore and Caravan G might be in order. :-) 12,000 sq. ft is a huge playground. 😃
Nice! Do you sprinkle that in tree/shrub/flower beds too?
No i don't. Just the lawn.
If Milo turns the grass greener when you cut it will it get lighter again being shorter or eventually it will all be green down to the crown?
Won’t be green to the crown but if you’re mowing frequently, the lawn will stay green between mowings.
When is the best time to level your lawn, i am in south carolina and i have centipede grass
Whenever the grass is actively growing. Now is fine Jeffrey.
Great video, Have you done experiment on how long the green glass in the yard after applying Milo? I know on the bag I think it is applied four times a year about every 3 months I believe I don't have the bag in front of me lol. Thanks
The really deep green lasts about 10 days Eric.
@@RonHenry ok, Thanks
I just started using Green County Fertilizer products - specifically their Biostimulus pack. My yard has really started to green up. I have been thinking about trying Milo.
I think you'd really like Milo if you gave it a shot. I've used it for over 5 years with great results. I really wanted to do a methodical experiment to show the green-up process as a resource for people considering it. Seeing the changes over the course of 16 days is better than a simple "before and after"
Ron Henry I just put down a 24-0-11 about 3 weeks ago so I think I have to wait until July or August before I can put anything else down. I have started to green up though. I’m thinking about ordering some Arden 15 to thicken things up a bit. Especially in my backyard.
Why do you ave to wait until July or August to apply anything else. A lot of the micronutrient fertilizers have very low nitrogen while still providing a lot of the micronutrients that will really make your lawn pop. I'm releasing a video on liquid fertilizer / micronutrient application this week. Stay tuned! :-)
Ron Henry Inhad called they manufacturer Sunniland, and they recommended not to put any additional fertilizer until then.
I gotcha. Let me know how their product ends up working.
Is it better to apply milorganite in the fall or spring? Trying it for the first time. Thanks love your videos
Both John. You can begin applying in the spring and keep doing every 6 weeks until fall. Thanks for watching!
Does it green up bermuda more than st augustine? I had no success with st augustine and milo.
I wouldn't use milo these days. If you're looking for an organic fertilizer, go with this: golfcourselawn.store/products/mirimichi-4-4-4-premium-organic-fertilizer
Will this also work on fescue grass?? Thanks for the videos!
Hi David. Yep. It absolutely well. Milorganite is great for fescue. If you'd like an even better option, check out Humic Max: golfcourselawn.store/products/country-club-16-0-8-humic-max-and-mesa%C2%AE-by-lebanonturf-sgn-150
@@RonHenry Cool! Thanks
@@crazyhorseracing6130 No problem at all David. Thanks for watching.
Hey Ron, I really enjoy your videos and your lawn looks great. However I do have a question. My name is Dan I live in upstate New York and I have how long that’s 50% Kentucky blue grass and 50% perennial ryegrass. So where you have Bermuda grass this is much different up here. So I’ve been using Lebanon Mesa fertilizer along with The Miramichi pro G soil amendment and have had good results. My question to you is do you like The morganite fertilizer better than the Lebanon Mesa fertilizer?
Hi Dan. My preference is towards the Lebanon Mesa fertilizer over Milorganite. You get more coverage, has more ingredients and is better value for money in my opinion. Milo is a great fertilizer. It's just gotten a bit expensive. Appreciate you watching the content. Thanks for the support.
@@RonHenry Thank You for opinion on both products Ron.
Looking great for temps being lower than normal. I personally love Milorganite myself but I’ve switched to liquid fertilizer the last few years and I like it even more. GreeneCounty Fertilizer based out of GA makes great products.
Very nice Connor X. I really like liquid fertilizer because of how quickly it works. I tend to stick to the micronutrient type because it's a great way to quickly get a jolt of iron into the lawn. I'll have to check out GreenCounty's products. I've been using Brandt Supreme green but definitely up for trying something new. Is there a particular one from GreeneCountry that you like?
Ron Henry for fertilization I really like the 7-0-0 Greeneffect + 0-0-2 Microgreene combo. Those two combo gives you a great amount of iron burst and it’s dark green. Their soil conditioners are really good too, the humic, RGS, Air8 products from the soil activator package.
So you put them both down at the same time with a backpack sprayer? I’m going to have to give both of those a try. Thanks for the recommendation. 😎
Ron Henry yes you can mix them in a back sprayer together and spray or on a hose end sprayer and spray separately. Since you have a pretty large open front and back yard it’s up to you how you want to apply.
Another note: the soil activator / conditioners you can mix them all together in a hose end or back pack sprayer. No clogging issues.
Great outcome. How much did you say $$ per bag? You mentioned this would be done monthly? I have the weed issue so you mentioned to start the Milorginite first then the Spectricide in the morning with dew on grass. (Preferably on a day when it’s not going to rain???). Can be done now in the summer. Just wanted to summarize. Is that correct?Thanks for sharing.
HI RB. Around here Milo is right at $16 per bag. I wouldn't apply at full rate monthly. Can apply at half or really even use a liquid fertilizer like Brandt Supreme Green instead. Your summary is correct JB. Apply Spectracide in the morning when there's dew on the lawn with no rain in the forecast. That will allow it to stick to and dry on the leaves which will produce the best result. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
@@RonHenry I went out and purchased my Weed Stop 10.8lb bag $12.97. Also went with their Spectracide Triazicide for insects same price at HomeDepot. Found Milo $11.99 at my local TrueValue. I could not find the spreader you recommended so I ended up with a Scotts Deluxe Edgeguard for $62.99. I've already cut my grass an applied my products. I will be documenting for myself and I'm so excited I found your channel and the help you have given me. I feel this is doable. Thanks.
Awesome RB. It is definitely doable and you can do it. Be sure to keep me posted on your results.
I just applied milorganite to my lawn. I’m unsure of what type of lawn it is. But from doing some research I believe I have a Korean carpet grass or some type of zoysia. Anyways looking forward to getting some results. Just applied it today so gna keep track of it. Thank for the great series first time viewer here.
Thanks so much for watching Sheldon. Milo will do great things for your lawn. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
Thank you for the content!!
You're very welcome Tiffany. Let me know if I can help with anything else! 😎👍
Hey I saw a ad of your channel on RUclips today !😂
Ha.How did it look? I haven't come across it as yet. Trying to get more exposure for the channel so doing a small amount of advertising.
Nice series Ron, Thanks for sharing your progress, take a late afternoon video to show off the color more the morning dew is taking alway from the true depth of color.
Will do Ismael. I'll shoot some afternoon footage so you guys can see the color better. Great ask. Stay tuned!😎
Ron . those are some good results. how often would you apply it again?
Depends on your budget Leo. You can really apply Milo monthly if you want to. Depending on your mowing height, I'd add some plant growth regulator to your lawn care schedule so you're not having to mow all the time while still maintaining a deep green turf. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
@@RonHenry awesome thank you bro.
All I use is Scotts products on my lawn and I'm dominating my whole H.O.A ill put up a video after this weekend mow...….but nice work on your lawn looks great
Congrats on dominating your neighborhood. :-) Thanks for the kind words.
Hey Ron, great info. How often did you mow after applying milo? When is the best time to put down?
Hi Henry. I was mowing 3 times per week last season. Assuming you're in the southeast US, you can apply Milo now. I really starts working once soil temps get above 50 degrees. Hope this helps.
@@RonHenry Yes I’m here in Ga. I’ve already mowed my lawn low, weeds are dying out and I have just a little green. I’m still using my bag as I mow. Just didn’t want to bag up any fertilizer while mowing lol.
How frequently are mowing Henry?
@@RonHenry definitely once a week
@@henryalford2567 nice.
I just put down 4 bags of Milorganite on 18-May across roughly 8k sq ft. My grass is Latitude 36 and is right at 1 year old. I’ve also been dealing with slow greening due to below average temps in southeastern NC. Do you think I’ll get similar results on such a new lawn?
Hi Johnathan. You should get pretty good results now that temperatures are starting to rise. 4 bags over 8k sq ft is good application so you're good there. Now that the Milo is down, how green the lawn gets will come down to other factors like overall health of the soil and how frequently you're mowing. The general rule is the more frequently you mow, the better your lawn will look because it stimulates the grass to grow.
In other words, if you're currently mowing once per week, your lawn will look even better if you mow twice per week and better still if you mow 3 times per week. Now that we're getting heat, your mowing frequency will likely increase to keep the lawn green after you mow. How high are you cutting it?
Ron Henry thanks Ron for the reply. I have a Tru-Cut 27 and currently at the 4th hole down. Not sure exactly what height that is. Looks to be about an inch.
@@jonathanwhite6593 That sounds about right. I believe I'm on hole 7 from the top and I'm currently mowing at just under half an inch. If you're using a reel mower, you're well on your way.
Ron, If you were asked to pick between Milo and Carbon X, which one will you pick? I have been using milo for about 2 years now, even though i like it, i believe there are better options out there.
I would use Milo and CarbonPro G. I prefer to apply carbon independently of applying fertilizer when possible. If I didn't have to use Milo, I'd choose one of the fertilizers from Lebanon Turf paired with CarbonPro G. ruclips.net/video/cnLZwC5VVVk/видео.html
Hey Ron ! Both the Bermuda and Milo didn’t have optimal conditions over the last month but still made good progress. Would love to see the next app and once a week updates to compare speed of progress 👍. Keep the videos coming man . Thank you for your efforts !
I'd be happy to throw out weekly lawn update summaries Billy. I didn't think that people would care to watch that kind of content but I'l can definitely do it and add to a separate playlist.
Got them edges tight like you shaped them up with a straight razor. Carbon earth xgreen 8-1-8 I got the same type results last year.
Thanks sir! I use a blade edger to get those lines. I've tried using a string trimmer in the past but the result isn't as good as the edge trimmer. Carbon earth xgreen eh? So it’s just as good as Milo in your opinion? I’ll have to see if it’s available locally.
@@RonHenry I think so I've used both the prill size is about 1/2 of Milo. A new blade on an edger will make a big big difference my blade is about 9.5 inches total it had worn down to about 4.5 swapped it to the new one #Bam New money
Very cool man. I'm due for a blade change as well. Just need to go pick one up. I'm going to try a different fertilizer from Lebanon next month that supposedly has a smaller prill size. I'll keep you guys posted on how it works out.
Ron I burned my grass by using Scott weed & feed bunch of brown spots ,do you think this product will help ?
I bet a Wedge sounds real good making contact on the turf Ron!!! Looks Amazing👍
This year I plan to use fert heavy with bio char. I want to keep the N low to control growth speed of the grass but try to keep a deep green. It will be organic and granular. Next year might go the liquid route.
I'll have to take a picture of my pitching wedge on the lawn. Would make for cool photo :-). As far as liquid ferts, there are some options that don't put a lot of N into the soil. Lot's of great options. I like Brandt Supreme Green.
Hey nice work on the lawn. HOw often are you watering the grass?
Thanks Ashraf. Hardly ever recently. When I apply fertilizer, I'll water but outside of that not much. We've been getting a lot of rain recently so there hasn't been a need to water. Bermuda really only needs 1 - 1.5 inches of water per week.
43 degrees I woke up to snow after being 70 degrees yesterday 🤣
That is insane. This spring is messing with us. 😖
Ron the lawn looks GREAT keep up the good work love to see pride in ownership,(new to the channel nice content).
As far as Milo alternatives go I've tried the Sunniland organic fertilizer less expensive and performs well but the smell is 3x worse than Milo. In fact it truly smells like an open sewer or septic tank no exaggeration,for that reason alone I'll continue to use Milo and pay the extra $$$.
We are already blowing in our neighbors doors on the domination front; I don't want to add the injury with a crazy funky odor that lingers a few days.
Has anybody else used Sunniland organic?
Ty I fell over laughing at this comment. Milo does have an odor but it's an acquired smell. These days I actually like how it smells. It's the smell of pending lawn domination! 😂 If the Sunniland smells 3X worse, I'd start questioning what in it. With Milo we know they're cooking the "organic material" long enough. Perhaps Sunniland's product is closer to raw? 😂😂😂 It's good that you're being considerate of your neighbor. Like you said, no need to add insult to injury. 😎
Hey Ron your lawn looks awesome. Did you do a pre-emergent treatment before? If so, how long did you wait to lay down milorganite?
Yes Steven. I apply pre-emergent in the spring and in the fall. There's not really a correlation between applying pre-emergent and milo application. You can apply on the same day if you like without issue. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
@@RonHenry Thanks that is great to know. Love your videos!
What type of grass is this
Hi Ashraf. It's Tifway 419 Bermuda that's been overseeded with Princess 77 and Arden 15.
So, Ron you think the Milorganite works better than Scotts?
I think that both have merit John. I find that Milorganite produces great results with less chance of damage to the turf. Milorganite releases slower than synthetic fertilizers and contains micronutrients that produces a very, very deep green color. I prefer it.
Are you still co-signing with this product today?
Co-signing? What do you mean DiamondShottys?
as far this product being good to use over carbon proG and the likes
They’re different Diamond. Milorganite is a fertilizer vs. CarbonPro-G which is a soil amendment.
Just tried Carbon X for the first time last weekend. Three days later, holy chicken crap. I had quite a bit of yellowing from an extra heavy PGR app after the 12-0-0 wore off (lasted about a week) and the lawn was aerated Saturday. That stress has been eliminated and it looks fantastic now. We’ll see how long the ride is. Carbon Earth also makes a version called X-Green that’s labeled 8-1-8 if you are looking for less N.
Good stuff Brian. Glad to hear that you're getting good results from the product. It just really ads a lot of merit to the carbon-based product scene. Seems like they're definitely worth incorporating into your lawn care program. Let me know how CarbonX continues to work for you. 😎👍
Trying to stay away from milorganite was trying to use only the AndersonsPGF complete , but your results are making it difficult
It’s pretty amazing stuff. What kind of results you are getting out of the AndersonsPGF product?
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Trying to!
Enjoying the videos Ron! I noticed that perfect edging on your favorite "vanity strip." What do you use for edging? Great results for so little heat. I'm in Oklahoma and it's only reached 80 a couple times.
Thanks Zman! I use a Stihl edge trimmer. I’ve tried the string trimmer in the past, but you can get those super tight lines with it. At least I haven’t. You can see my setup here: ruclips.net/video/7GAG2Rdt7Wg/видео.html 😎
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I think you are indeed. 😎