You've always had a very genuine way of presenting lawn care information and we are are glad you do. This was very helpful as always. Cheers young man.
I just ordered and applied the liquid lawn fertilizer today can't wait to see how it does . If you have higher square footage you can order replenish 8-2-2 or the myco 3-3-3 in 50 lb bags they are relatively inexpensive for 10000 sq feet
We live near a chicken farm. Farmers grow corn for them and then use the chicken manure for fertilizer. Every year, the farmers win awards for the most yield per acre in the whole state.
Natural fertilizer is always better. My grandma had pigs chickens and goats, when its time to clean the floor cage the water and manure just wash off right behind fruit trees and the grass. The grass is always lush all year long for cows and goats to feed and fruits for us to to snack on. Everything was a never ending cycle.
Great Video George. Chicken manure is a great fertilizer that’s been used for years on grass. The problem though is the odor that comes after watering. I used a product on my lawn called Chickity Doo Doo. Man did it green up the lawn. I used it for a couple of seasons until the neighbors started to complain about the odor. It was bad. So I stopped using it to keep peace. My wife hated it too. Was the odor bad from this product after watering it in? Neighbors are always a problem when using these types of fertilizers because of the odor that comes with them.
haha thats hilarious pat... yea this stuff is stinky about 2 days after application but then it goes away but i can def see how your neighbors were concerned 😂
Homogenous prills is one of the main reasons I've always used Scotts. It ain't cheap, but is always worth it in the end. You get a much better uniform distribution of nutrients. Nice to see others are doin this too.
Greetings, I'm going to start overseeing my lawn. I'm a beginner at this lawn thing. I would like to know what type of seed and grass you recommend since I don't know what type of grass I have. I am residing in the Virginia Grottoes area.@@PrincessCutLawnCare
Funny thing is that I have been thinking about using Chicken Liter on my lawn as that is what both my parents and grandparents used to use as fertilizer on their lawns. Chicken Liter was used long before these synthetic fertilizers of today. My lawn is low in both P & K in the back so based. My last soil test analysis recommended 10-10-10 throughout the growing season to correct the P&K Deficiency. I have within the last week thrown out Lesco's Carbon Pro G but if my soil analysis in the Fall or next Spring comes back with yet another deficiency will try this product out.
Great video as always. Thanks buddy. How did you keep Fireball rye grass all green in 90+ heat wave. My rye grass turned yellow during the heat wave we had for a week in Ohio
just starting to use Earthworks for home products, the liquid fertilizer is fantastic and i'll be laying down 8-2-2 in a few days. I hope to have your sucess.
I like the comparison between the dip and dot fertilizer and the chicken poop fertilizer. I used dip and dots slow release and I swear there is pockets of deep green like random 1 ft circles lol. Now it could of be my doing when applying but I think I will try the chicken stuff later this yr.
George, can this fertilizer be applied any time of the season, including tge middle of summer, or do you recommend a specific time? Does it also help condition soil due to the manure?
Have you ever tried ammonium nitrate? Best form of liquid nitrogen if you can get it. That version edgeguard is great for the price but the pro version is garbage, has a major defect. The tires block the spreading wheel, impossible to get even coverage unless you swap out the tires for something smaller. There's like a hundred of them on FB marketplace.
@@3rdyellow For your initial application of AMS, I recommend using a half rate of 0.2 lbs in 1-2 gallons of water per 1,000 sq.ft. every 1-2 weeks. This recommendation is to account for any overlapping and excessive water usage caused by lack of experience with the sprayer. Initially, dissolve the AMS in a gallon of hot water and ensure that the strainer screen is in place before adding the dissolved AMS into the sprayer. Any undissolved particles should be caught by the strainer to prevent clogging. After adding the dissolved AMS to the tank, top up with cold water, replace the lid, shake well, and check the nozzles for any blockages before use. With practice, you should be able to reduce the carrier (water) usage to approximately 1 gallon per 1,000 sq.ft if your sprayer is properly calibrated. Assess the lawn the next day to see how even the coverage was and make any adjustments if needed for the next application. Apply the foliar fertilizer in the morning, as plants absorb more at this time (or the evenings if you can't spray in the AM), and allow the AMS to sit on the lawn for 3-4 hours before watering the fertilizer in. Once comfortable, you can gradually increase the AMS application to 0.3 - 0.4 lbs per 1,000 sq.ft and reduce the carrier amount based on the sprayers calibration.
@@3rdyellow For your initial application, I recommend using a half rate of 0.2 lbs in 1-2 gallons of water per 1,000 sq.ft. every 2-4 weeks. This recommendation is to account for any accidental overlapping. Dissolve the AMS in a bucket of hot water. Use your sprayers strainer screen to catch any undissolved particles when pouring the dissolved AMS into the spray tank. After adding the dissolved AMS to the tank, top up with cold water, replace the lid, shake well, and check your nozzles for any blockages prior to the application. Water in the fertilizer 3-4 hours afterwards. The maximum application rate I would use is 0.4 lbs per 1,000 sq.ft.
I have used a liquid fertilizer that is made from fish that I had to stop using because of the odor complaints from my family. What I liked most about it was it kept the squirrels from digging in my lawn to bury my neighbor's peanuts. They didn't like the smell either.
@@doncline6372I have actually applied a mixture of molasses, beer and baby shampoo to my lawn before. I saw videos saying that the molasses and beer are good for the microbes in the soil because of the carbs and yeast and it seemed to make sense. The baby shampoo acts as a wetting agent.
Sorry for the off-topic question but if you were applying ammonium sulfate alone, would you apply it with a spreader or would you dissolve it in water and apply it with a sprayer?
looks like a very good product EXCEPT for the dreaded "organic" label. This is really expensive stuff when you figure in shipping costs. I have 11000 square feet and so a bag of regular fertilizer i use has 45# and its shipped free. I usually have 8-10 pounds left over that i can use in the next application. So what normally costs 65 to 70 dollars roughly double for this stuff. Its something to keep in mind but not worth it based on cost vs. result basis.
@@buster7618 i would do one 5000 square foot area if so inclined and do my regular fert for the rest of the lawn to see if its any greener. I suspect no.
@@MRM5J i did a quick search and Seed World 50 pounds $33.00 with shipping added at 21.50 and maybe $ 3 to 5 depending on state which is better. Thanks
@@pdureska7814I used seed world for 5 50lb bags for $285 shipped. A lot yes. You need to look into the ingredients. I have high sodium content in my soil. Some organic fertilizers like earthworks do not have the high sodium content like synthetic fertilizer does. Using synthetic adds to my high sodium content. Then I need to counter that with gypsum and aeration. I have 25K of treatable turf so this choice is tough as well. After one application of the 8-2-2 my front has looked better and more full than it ever had. Price sucks but results don’t. Also look for a distributor close to you! If I had one remotely close I’d just drive and get a pallet and be done for the year.
Hey George I bought 4 bags of, thought I’d try my front yard first measured out 5k sections ( front yard 20k Sq ft) set my Scott’s spreader on 5 as directed not sure if I was walking to fast but could only get about 1/2 bag for 5k? So I continued with that same result so I went over it again in opposite direction still 4 bags for 29k sg ft🤞🙏🤞🙏 that’s a lot of push spreading I hope she looks like Augusta National after the rain that we are getting tonight and tomorrow!!
@@PrincessCutLawnCare thought about that might try that on round two if the results are to my liking….. that will be the back yard haven’t calculated that yet but guessing close to 30k sq ft. And by the way the stuff at seed world may be cheaper but they KILL ya in the shipping! They were over $80 for shipping to Michigan. Where Earthworks was a flat $8.95👍
Hi! I would not recommend this for spoon feeding as it’s a slow release nitrogen source. Instead I would recommend a fast release nitrogen source for spoon feeding like ammonium sulfate or urea. You will get a much more dialed in and accurate application
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@@PrincessCutLawnCare Strange how a few lawn RUclipsrs all decided to do the video at the same time. My original point though was this is very expensive for only 5k coverage. Coop Poop is not as high nitrogen but higher Phosphorus and Potassium. Much cheaper and readily available at Ace
As a former farmer I must tell you that cow manure must be spread in the field shortly the after cow poops because the nitrogen content decreases rapidly,I would imagine chicken poop does the same thing .
you should make a video on how to kill Bermuda grass because I have St. Augustine grass and Bermuda is taking over the whole lawn and I don't know what to do HELP!
Nice video dude. I needed to get fertilizer so why not try this stuff out. Wish Earthworks was on Amazon but $9 shipping isn't bag and I was able to use google pay. I concur with the chicken manure. I top dressed my lawn last year. My local topsoil place has a 3 way blend that is packed with chick manure. It is strong but boy did my lawn look good. Also your lawn is looking great.
Yikes this would cost me over $100 per month to us this stuff. There are websites where you can buy higher quantities of this stuff for 3x cheaper, but still expensive.
I have another urea/blue def experiment idea. Where does the 0.15 lb of N per 1k sq ft come from? What if you do an experiment where you have a bunch of strips of grass and on one strip you do a rate of 0.1 lb/1k sq ft, the next 0.2, the next 0.3 and so on until you start to do too much. So the full range of too little all the way to too much will be represented and you can judge for the most effective rate to get the best results using your application technique. You could even repeat the same test when applying in very hot weather vs cool weather to see if that has an effect.
I wish we’d seen the before/after from a comparable angle and same time of day. It makes it hard to see any results when the before-shot is taken from the street in full-sun, while the after is taken from the house at sunrise/set.
I have the echo. Pretty good, definitely could be better about getting the last 10% out of the hopper. But it isn’t garbage like every Scott’s spreader I’ve had
@@PrincessCutLawnCare it’s definitely better than Scott’s, only complaint is the stand at the bottom can dig into your lawn if you don’t hold it up properly
@@PrincessCutLawnCare my neighbor has a new one and his lawn looked like a green maze mr beast video. I think when the lawn is dewy or it's light precipitation, the hollow wheels still catch material and leaves trails. User error? Probably, but these things are marketed toward people who are noobs.
@@buster7618 I have the Scott's handheld battery operated one and it is horrible. Any solid advice for a good, reliable spreader? I have a relatively small lawn so handheld is probably all I'd need since I apply sprays most of the time. Thanks for any recommendations!
@@buster7618 I used mine last week for the first time in morning dew conditions and was very surprised how much product got stuck in the inward-facing parts of the wheels. It was a lot!
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@@PrincessCutLawnCare I am living in another world, maybe. NO proffessional golf course in 1000 miles radius uses any of this. The cost per pound of Nitrogen is prohibitive for any place that runs a business. Sorry man, superintendent here. Don't sell this, the way you do.
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You've always had a very genuine way of presenting lawn care information and we are are glad you do. This was very helpful as always. Cheers young man.
thank you sir! appreciate the nice comment 😊
Bought this stuff due to your recommendation, and brother... it did not disappoint.
Great to hear Cody!
Congrats on 100k George. Well deserved and it was just a matter of time.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thanks Keith, your the first person to send a congrats in 3 days lol
Appreciate you bro 😎
I just ordered and applied the liquid lawn fertilizer today can't wait to see how it does . If you have higher square footage you can order replenish 8-2-2 or the myco 3-3-3 in 50 lb bags they are relatively inexpensive for 10000 sq feet
Replenish 8-2-2 in 50 pond bags? I did not see that on the website - did I miss it or is that by special request to them?
Replenish 8-2-2 is the pro version in 50 lb bags.
@@doncline6372 thank you kindly...
Is this good fertilizer to use in the fall to wrap the season up?
Thank, great info/presentation
Tom Byrne
We live near a chicken farm. Farmers grow corn for them and then use the chicken manure for fertilizer. Every year, the farmers win awards for the most yield per acre in the whole state.
cool! great to hear!
Natural fertilizer is always better. My grandma had pigs chickens and goats, when its time to clean the floor cage the water and manure just wash off right behind fruit trees and the grass. The grass is always lush all year long for cows and goats to feed and fruits for us to to snack on. Everything was a never ending cycle.
Great Video George. Chicken manure is a great fertilizer that’s been used for years on grass. The problem though is the odor that comes after watering. I used a product on my lawn called Chickity Doo Doo. Man did it green up the lawn. I used it for a couple of seasons until the neighbors started to complain about the odor. It was bad. So I stopped using it to keep peace. My wife hated it too. Was the odor bad from this product after watering it in? Neighbors are always a problem when using these types of fertilizers because of the odor that comes with them.
haha thats hilarious pat... yea this stuff is stinky about 2 days after application but then it goes away but i can def see how your neighbors were concerned 😂
@@PrincessCutLawnCare Thanks For the info George. Two days isn’t bad. I’m going to give it a try.
Thanks for all the video as a fellow midwestern we get three months to try and tackle all this.
no problem neighbor!
Homogenous prills is one of the main reasons I've always used Scotts. It ain't cheap, but is always worth it in the end. You get a much better uniform distribution of nutrients. Nice to see others are doin this too.
Love Scott’s lawn food and green max.
It’s in my top 5 favorites 👍
Thanks George your videos are always the best out there on lawn care !!
you the man Tom!
Greetings, I'm going to start overseeing my lawn. I'm a beginner at this lawn thing. I would like to know what type of seed and grass you recommend since I don't know what type of grass I have. I am residing in the Virginia Grottoes area.@@PrincessCutLawnCare
"Scotts ultrafeed" is one of the best for me. Granular, slow release. Made my grass dark green for over 2 months now!
Love scotts
Lawn looks amazing🔥. What grass type is your front lawn?
Thanks Amy! It’s a mix of midnight Kentucky bluegrass and fireball perennial ryegrass
Hi George, Great video! What is the easiest way to get this fertilizer? I’m looking but nothing locally. Thanks Mike
He pinned a link to online ordering at the top of the comments.
Thanks a ton. I missed that one. I’m ordering now.
George another great video, thank you. Question how long will the Lawn smell for
Thanks! About 2-3 days
@PrincessCutLawnCare thank you George, how many applications did you do or recommend, I just bought 1 bag today.
Thx for another great video George. And, thank you for the "measure my lawn" link. Now I know the exact size of my yard. No more guessing.
no prob! glad you were able to get your lawns accurate measurements 😀
Funny thing is that I have been thinking about using Chicken Liter on my lawn as that is what both my parents and grandparents used to use as fertilizer on their lawns. Chicken Liter was used long before these synthetic fertilizers of today. My lawn is low in both P & K in the back so based. My last soil test analysis recommended 10-10-10 throughout the growing season to correct the P&K Deficiency. I have within the last week thrown out Lesco's Carbon Pro G but if my soil analysis in the Fall or next Spring comes back with yet another deficiency will try this product out.
Great video as always. Thanks buddy.
How did you keep Fireball rye grass all green in 90+ heat wave.
My rye grass turned yellow during the heat wave we had for a week in Ohio
just starting to use Earthworks for home products, the liquid fertilizer is fantastic and i'll be laying down 8-2-2 in a few days. I hope to have your sucess.
great to hear! funny you mentioned the liquid fertilizer.. we are applying that today haha so pretty much the opposite schedule as you lol
Do you water in your liquid fertilizer after application?
I like the comparison between the dip and dot fertilizer and the chicken poop fertilizer. I used dip and dots slow release and I swear there is pockets of deep green like random 1 ft circles lol. Now it could of be my doing when applying but I think I will try the chicken stuff later this yr.
I have heard great things about Earthworks fertilizers. The results look fantastic man!
Thanks bro! It’s some good stuff
How would this do with zoysia grass?
@PrincessCutLawnCare would this work with zoysia grass?
will it work in frisco texas for bermuda grass?
@@optimusdawgs1 yes sir
I live in IL, do you have any videos on what fertilizers you recommend seasonally (spring to fall) applications and when they should be applied.
Hey I was wondering ur opinion on hydretain granular
I’m sure it works ok but I don’t think the benefit is worth the cost
George, can this fertilizer be applied any time of the season, including tge middle of summer, or do you recommend a specific time? Does it also help condition soil due to the manure?
Hi Bob! Yes anytime 👍
Is that fertilizer hazardous say in a lake for Creek or ponds
Have you ever tried ammonium nitrate? Best form of liquid nitrogen if you can get it. That version edgeguard is great for the price but the pro version is garbage, has a major defect. The tires block the spreading wheel, impossible to get even coverage unless you swap out the tires for something smaller. There's like a hundred of them on FB marketplace.
i have not, have you? i hear its really easy to burn if your not careful.
But im certainly not apposed to it! we love experiencing
How much of AMS do you spray per 1000sqft? And how often?
@@3rdyellow For your initial application of AMS, I recommend using a half rate of 0.2 lbs in 1-2 gallons of water per 1,000 sq.ft. every 1-2 weeks. This recommendation is to account for any overlapping and excessive water usage caused by lack of experience with the sprayer. Initially, dissolve the AMS in a gallon of hot water and ensure that the strainer screen is in place before adding the dissolved AMS into the sprayer. Any undissolved particles should be caught by the strainer to prevent clogging. After adding the dissolved AMS to the tank, top up with cold water, replace the lid, shake well, and check the nozzles for any blockages before use.
With practice, you should be able to reduce the carrier (water) usage to approximately 1 gallon per 1,000 sq.ft if your sprayer is properly calibrated. Assess the lawn the next day to see how even the coverage was and make any adjustments if needed for the next application. Apply the foliar fertilizer in the morning, as plants absorb more at this time (or the evenings if you can't spray in the AM), and allow the AMS to sit on the lawn for 3-4 hours before watering the fertilizer in. Once comfortable, you can gradually increase the AMS application to 0.3 - 0.4 lbs per 1,000 sq.ft and reduce the carrier amount based on the sprayers calibration.
@@3rdyellow For your initial application, I recommend using a half rate of 0.2 lbs in 1-2 gallons of water per 1,000 sq.ft. every 2-4 weeks. This recommendation is to account for any accidental overlapping. Dissolve the AMS in a bucket of hot water. Use your sprayers strainer screen to catch any undissolved particles when pouring the dissolved AMS into the spray tank. After adding the dissolved AMS to the tank, top up with cold water, replace the lid, shake well, and check your nozzles for any blockages prior to the application. Water in the fertilizer 3-4 hours afterwards. The maximum application rate I would use is 0.4 lbs per 1,000 sq.ft.
Thanks. I am currently putting down 1lb of granular AMS per 1000sqft using a hand spreader every two weeks.
Would this be a good fertilizer for the summer? In hot warm, dry weather? Im also running a kbg mix from my local garden center
Would be perfect for hot weather
@@PrincessCutLawnCare perfect I'll see if I can find it and give it a try! Thanks for the video!
Congratulations on 100k subscribers 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks bro! And thanks for being here since the beginning 😃
What setting do you use on the mini Scott’s broadcast spreader
Always great and informative videos.
Appreciate that! Thanks for watching 😃
ok George
Where did you get it & how much? 🤔
How long does it take to see results? How long do results last?
Took about 7 days for us and has lasted 2 months already
Hey George is the stuff I see at seed world the same stuff? It is 8-2-2 called replenish but it’s called “ standard grade” ?
Thanks again brother i got to try it thanks again
No problem Allen, thanks for always stopping by, appreciate you brother
I have used a liquid fertilizer that is made from fish that I had to stop using because of the odor complaints from my family. What I liked most about it was it kept the squirrels from digging in my lawn to bury my neighbor's peanuts. They didn't like the smell either.
thats interesting! gonna have to try some fish fert haha
The Earthworks liquid smells more like molasses.
@@doncline6372I have actually applied a mixture of molasses, beer and baby shampoo to my lawn before. I saw videos saying that the molasses and beer are good for the microbes in the soil because of the carbs and yeast and it seemed to make sense. The baby shampoo acts as a wetting agent.
Did you use the 25# bag or the 50# bag for 5,000 sq. ft.?
Sorry for the off-topic question but if you were applying ammonium sulfate alone, would you apply it with a spreader or would you dissolve it in water and apply it with a sprayer?
No problem! You can do it either way but if you want to spray it, you need to make sure it’s labeled “spray grade”
Thank you!
@@johnmcginnis2410 no problem, good luck!
looks like a very good product EXCEPT for the dreaded "organic" label. This is really expensive stuff when you figure in shipping costs. I have 11000 square feet and so a bag of regular fertilizer i use has 45# and its shipped free. I usually have 8-10 pounds left over that i can use in the next application. So what normally costs 65 to 70 dollars roughly double for this stuff. Its something to keep in mind but not worth it based on cost vs. result basis.
@@buster7618 i would do one 5000 square foot area if so inclined and do my regular fert for the rest of the lawn to see if its any greener. I suspect no.
The home owner package is really expensive but you can find larger less expensive online.
@@MRM5J i did a quick search and Seed World 50 pounds $33.00 with shipping added at 21.50 and maybe $ 3 to 5 depending on state which is better. Thanks
It's not expensive at all. Everything is going to cost more for a bigger yard.
@@pdureska7814I used seed world for 5 50lb bags for $285 shipped. A lot yes. You need to look into the ingredients. I have high sodium content in my soil. Some organic fertilizers like earthworks do not have the high sodium content like synthetic fertilizer does. Using synthetic adds to my high sodium content. Then I need to counter that with gypsum and aeration. I have 25K of treatable turf so this choice is tough as well. After one application of the 8-2-2 my front has looked better and more full than it ever had. Price sucks but results don’t. Also look for a distributor close to you! If I had one remotely close I’d just drive and get a pallet and be done for the year.
do you just this fertilizer or do you add EarthWorks for Home EW4H Liquid Fertilizer
we just started using the liquid products last week, they work great!
we will be using them in our next video
Hey George I bought 4 bags of, thought I’d try my front yard first measured out 5k sections ( front yard 20k Sq ft) set my Scott’s spreader on 5 as directed not sure if I was walking to fast but could only get about 1/2 bag for 5k? So I continued with that same result so I went over it again in opposite direction still 4 bags for 29k sg ft🤞🙏🤞🙏 that’s a lot of push spreading I hope she looks like Augusta National after the rain that we are getting tonight and tomorrow!!
Hi! Wow that’s alot of lawn you got there!
Now that you know how much comes out maybe you can open the hopper a bit more for the rest of your lawn 😃
@@PrincessCutLawnCare thought about that might try that on round two if the results are to my liking….. that will be the back yard haven’t calculated that yet but guessing close to 30k sq ft. And by the way the stuff at seed world may be cheaper but they KILL ya in the shipping! They were over $80 for shipping to Michigan. Where Earthworks was a flat $8.95👍
George, how does this compare with Sta-Green Natural Fertilizer (16-0-10) from Lowes.
Both great fertilizers, very similar
This has a chicken manure base and sta green has a feather and blood meal base
@@PrincessCutLawnCareother key item … this one has P
Can you buy it locally so you don't have to pay for shipping
Oh man, where can I buy that so you get a referral, hope its cash? Can't wait to apply it.
Haha thank you sir, you can use the link pinned at the top of the comments, we can earn a commission if you use that link
So...canthis be spread anytime thru our warm season (Wisconsin here) or what?
Yes 👍
@@PrincessCutLawnCare someone here posted there's a 50 lb bag of the 8 - 2 - 2 for 10k ft. Couldn't find it.
Random question! Why do you pour the fertilizer into a bucket before pouring into spreader?
We do that to weigh it out to get a more presise measurement
@@PrincessCutLawnCare makes sense! Thanks
How often are you applying this product?
Every 30 to 45 days 👍
Is this available only online and how long does the smell last?
Dont know how you put up with that spreader :) Ive used it and i just cant lol. Ill have to check that stuff out on my next order for fert.
How old is the one you used? They changed the design 2 years ago, it’s much better now lol
That is great stuff, just too much of the middle number for my southern centipede.
The best fert depends on what you have.
Think this would be good to mix in with epsom salt? Usually do it with my malorganite
are you low in magnesium?
@@PrincessCutLawnCare yea. also wondering if yoiu need to water this in ?
George you have always had great videos. This one stunk. 🤔😂😂😂
😂 💯
That Bezos clip killed me 😂
Can you spoon food with this as well? Say you put down .25 of N every 2 weeks vs one application of .5?
Hi! I would not recommend this for spoon feeding as it’s a slow release nitrogen source. Instead I would recommend a fast release nitrogen source for spoon feeding like ammonium sulfate or urea. You will get a much more dialed in and accurate application
@@PrincessCutLawnCare thank you!!
@princesscutlawncare. Where did you buy this? Looking for it online but they want like 60 bucks for shipping. Smh
Too bad my soil test came back and I’m at optimal level on my P and K. Looks like I might go straight up AS
Ams is great! Your lawn is gonna be DARK
Dam George.....Shes gon get you for that !!!
Apparently she can still smell it 😂
@@PrincessCutLawnCare wow, thats bad
good one,Mate!
Thanks!
Great video as always george but this fert seems a bit pricy😮
Thanks! It’s definitely a bit pricey forsure
I need to replace my sprinklers. Is there a brand you recommend?
what type of sprinklers are they?
@PrincessCutLawnCare Not sure they are at least 15 yrs old. The lines are splitting. Looking for a good replacement that's efficient.
Very expensive though. Will other organic fertilizers not produce similar results? Also was this content sponsored?
video is not sponsored, they did not pay us a dime to make this video
however every video of ours contain affiliate links, if you so choose to use them we can earn a commision, thanks
@@PrincessCutLawnCare Strange how a few lawn RUclipsrs all decided to do the video at the same time. My original point though was this is very expensive for only 5k coverage. Coop Poop is not as high nitrogen but higher Phosphorus and Potassium. Much cheaper and readily available at Ace
As a former farmer I must tell you that cow manure must be spread in the field shortly the after cow poops because the nitrogen content decreases rapidly,I would imagine chicken poop does the same thing .
That’s good to know thanks for sharing!
This chicken manure is composted prior to bagging, it’s not fresh
❤️like your channel lots of good information
How well would this work for Bahia grass in North Florida? has anybody tried?
would work well
I love you George but.......last year it was Sta Green that was the best and then this year its this product. Next year????
Thanks! Both are great, neither is the best.
It is not letting me complete order from Canada
Any stores carry it besides ordering online?
Golf maintenance supply stores
Smells like success...
yes sir!
Do I have to water it in...?
No but I would
you should make a video on how to kill Bermuda grass because I have St. Augustine grass and Bermuda is taking over the whole lawn and I don't know what to do HELP!
Nice video dude. I needed to get fertilizer so why not try this stuff out. Wish Earthworks was on Amazon but $9 shipping isn't bag and I was able to use google pay.
I concur with the chicken manure. I top dressed my lawn last year. My local topsoil place has a 3 way blend that is packed with chick manure. It is strong but boy did my lawn look good.
Also your lawn is looking great.
thanks billy! and great to hear you have good success with chicken litter in the past!
Does work for all grasses? St Augustine?
yes 👍
Do my own just got this free shipping also
The Bezos clip was great.
😂
I would rather buy the two products separately than in one bag, and i can get more applications.
I'd have to use half a bag to get 1lb of N per 1ksqft! 😮
Here in Colorado, our chicken sh*t is Revive and damn it smells the best.
😂 love it
Secret is out. I don't mind the smell. If you want stinky try Turf Titan's Root Booster.
Never tried those turf titan products, you like em?
@@PrincessCutLawnCare they're ok. Pretty neutral on them.
@@PrincessCutLawnCare Yes Turf Titan is good and results are excellent. Mix it up with whatever you're doing.
Yikes this would cost me over $100 per month to us this stuff. There are websites where you can buy higher quantities of this stuff for 3x cheaper, but still expensive.
I have another urea/blue def experiment idea. Where does the 0.15 lb of N per 1k sq ft come from? What if you do an experiment where you have a bunch of strips of grass and on one strip you do a rate of 0.1 lb/1k sq ft, the next 0.2, the next 0.3 and so on until you start to do too much. So the full range of too little all the way to too much will be represented and you can judge for the most effective rate to get the best results using your application technique. You could even repeat the same test when applying in very hot weather vs cool weather to see if that has an effect.
I wish we’d seen the before/after from a comparable angle and same time of day. It makes it hard to see any results when the before-shot is taken from the street in full-sun, while the after is taken from the house at sunrise/set.
We are currently working on a side by side test of liquid fertilizer
Forbidden Dippin Dots 😨
Bro I love your videos but please wear a different shirt next time..
thanks bro but im a minimalist bro, i wear same thing everyday 😂
got more important things to focus on
PLEASE change the YT music. Mother in law heard it and was dancing around the kitchen like a 277 lb Tasmanian devil
You should get an echo spreader. Scott’s are junk
I heard good things, you like it?
I have the echo. Pretty good, definitely could be better about getting the last 10% out of the hopper. But it isn’t garbage like every Scott’s spreader I’ve had
@@PrincessCutLawnCare it’s definitely better than Scott’s, only complaint is the stand at the bottom can dig into your lawn if you don’t hold it up properly
George are you still doing videos? Nothing for over 3weeks? Love your channel hope all is good!
Hi Vern! I’ve been on vacation the past 2 weeks enjoying time with the family 😃
We’ll be be dropping a new video tomorrow (hopefully lol)
Just put some down your video can’t wait to see the results
You know it isnt summer when all the yrds around yours looks just as green😂. Bro lawns always look greener during dusk😂
Not yet but it’s getting there haha
Why advertise a product that is difficult to get????
Is it difficult to get?
Mine came in 2 days
I love you George, but that spreader is hot garbage.
lol how old is the one you used? They changed the design 2 years ago, it’s much better now
@@PrincessCutLawnCare my neighbor has a new one and his lawn looked like a green maze mr beast video. I think when the lawn is dewy or it's light precipitation, the hollow wheels still catch material and leaves trails. User error? Probably, but these things are marketed toward people who are noobs.
@@buster7618 I have the Scott's handheld battery operated one and it is horrible. Any solid advice for a good, reliable spreader? I have a relatively small lawn so handheld is probably all I'd need since I apply sprays most of the time. Thanks for any recommendations!
@@buster7618 I used mine last week for the first time in morning dew conditions and was very surprised how much product got stuck in the inward-facing parts of the wheels. It was a lot!
What a suprise that you and Jessy review same thing few days apart. TBH it clearly sounds as a paid video for someone trying to push a Milorganite V.2
They did not pay either of us for our videos but to be fully transparent we both approached them together once we found out they were bringing their professional golf course products to the diy market because it intrigued us both. They did not pay us but if you so choose to use our links we can earn a commission, if not no worries, I hope that clears things up for you
@@PrincessCutLawnCare I am living in another world, maybe. NO proffessional golf course in 1000 miles radius uses any of this. The cost per pound of Nitrogen is prohibitive for any place that runs a business. Sorry man, superintendent here. Don't sell this, the way you do.
Not cost efficient at $44 a bag for 5,000 square feet.
Definitely pay up for organic materials, if you want more cost efficient than I recommend some straight urea
When it cots more to ship than the cost of the fertilizer... not worth it.
shipping heavy materials in expensive unfortunately
I’m having the same problem with “lawn creeps.” 😂 They love that thicc green grass. Just spray them with the water hose.
haha im gonna have to start doin the same 😂
Another sponsored push. See how these youtubers don't push milorganite anymore. 😂
not sponsored, would be nice though!