All true and facts there sir!! The humic.max is a game changer....best decision by far for me on my celebration bermuda....thanks Ron for all you do!! #bermudabeast
Glad it was useful family barton. It's tips I've spoken about before, but decide to give it a fresh presentation to see if it'll come across better. I appreciate you watching sir.
I figure that a lot of people are going to be working in the lawn this weekend, so why not share some tips to get the summer prep started right eh? Thanks for watching Wize Guy. Much appreciated.
Thanks Ron! Good advice! I have taken your advice from Friday and mowed each of the last 3 days. I think it got a little out of control last week with the rain, so I do have some scalping. But, I am noticing better vertical growth. I may have to put down PGR this weekend so my Wife isn’t jealous of my time in the yard.. lol!
Great job Alan. As a general rule, the more frequently you mow your lawn the better it will look. PGR is definitely a game changer when it comes to slowing down vertical growth. I would incorporate it into your program if at all possible. I've got a video here talking about it and showing how little of it is needed to produce a good result. ruclips.net/video/-DtiIYS4mv4/видео.html Appreciate you watching.
Awesome Video Ron. Got a question for you. I got my soil test back and i am low on N at a 4.64 ppm. The optional range for N is 7ppm to 18ppm. By chance do you know how many LBs of N do i need to be at that range? Also my PH was low and i just applied 2400lbs of like in a 32k sq ft lawn. The lime was calcium carbonate. Thanks in advance.
Great tips Ron! Spoon feeding is something I think I should try for my cool season lawn. Since it gets stressed in the dead of the summer I feel that spooning in .1 or .2 lbs/N every few weeks would be better. Or something like the Yard Mastery stress blend. Haven't decided what I'll try but I will do something
Nice! Simple, clear explanation. Looks like you have a huge yard, about how many square feet is that and how long does it take you to reel mow all of that??
Hi RussC. It takes about an hour to mow. I have about 12,000 square feet. It's pretty open so I burn through it pretty quickly. Thanks for watching sir.
This is great, have you overseed ryegrass with bermuda seed? I just seeded my yard with rye a month ago and it looks amazing, would like to keep it that way year round can't wait for spring.😄
Hi Tomax. I apply them both on the same day and wait until the following day to water the granular in. I go into more detail in this video: ruclips.net/video/Ht3NuqMo9bc/видео.html
Ron: I live in deep Southern Illinois, close to KY. I have a pretty good lawn but have some areas of crab. I did a light pre-emergent the last couple of years and it helps but I just saw some young crab plants in my weak areas. What can I do at this point? I hate mowing crab in late summer! Thanks.
Hi dw davis. As long as you don't have Centipede or St. Augustine (kind of unlikely in southern IL), you can use Quinclorac. Be sure to read the label so that you apply it correctly. Can get it here: ron-henry.com/quincloracdf You definitely want to knock out the crabgrass before they get too big. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
Hey Ron.I was told that the dark green grass growing in my zoysia is tall fescue.It’s growing in about 15 different spots where I killed some weeds earlier this spring.It’s darker than the zoysia and the blades are thicker.Ho do I get rid of it?
Ron, I am use to Tall type fescue, but I sold my home and I am having one built in NC. The subdivision install sod in the front, sides, and Bermuda seed in the back. I sold my zero turn mower and I am on the look out for a Toro Greensmaster 1000 or 1600. What guidance would you give for a beginner on new Bermuda once I move in around August or September 2021?
Hi Ronald. Best advice I can give is test your soil once you move in so that you're applying a fertilizer that matches what's going on with it. After that, it's mow, mow and mow some more. I've gotten great results out of the fertilizer package I've been using so I'd consider it as well. I'd also say that once you find a package that works, stick with it. I've had the opportunity to try a lot of different fertilizers but once I moved away from Milo I've stuck with Lebanon Turf products because the quality is always top notch and I like the results I get. Thanks for watching the content. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
Hi Ron can I put iron sulphate down with the liquid fertiliser to help resist disease and green up the grass sword or is it too early ? I have rye grass in the Uk Cheers love your content . Regards Glenn
That combination should be fine Frankie. I would mix a small amount of both in a jar first to ensure there’s no abnormal reactions that would cause issues when spraying the lawn. Thanks for watching sir. Appreciate the support.
Do you still use any Milorganite I still use it between Big Boy granular apps once or twice a summer... I remember when you had a garage full of Milorganite... Seems a lot of the large RUclips channels have moved away from Milorganite.. pushing their products instead but Milorganite definitely still has its place and still works just as well as it used to imo
Hi Jack Man 13. No I don't. I have a few bags that have been in the garage since last year. It's actually more expensive to apply to my lawn than Humic Max while not being as good. Around here it's $17 per bag. You can't even get it at Home Depot anymore. It's always sold out.
@@RonHenry man that's wild...everyone used to be crazy about milo How is it more expensive... do you mean in terms of nitrogen amount per dollar... I don't use mine for the nitrogen.. just an in-between app once or twice a year I'll skip a spoon-feeding app for a Milorganite app It's 13-14$ at my nursery here😀 No doubt its fertilizers like the 16-0-8 in this video are great primary granulars and do the heavy lifting...
Hey T Johnson. Bionite is processed biosolids (human excrement). Biochar plant-based charcoal that's charged to improve it's ability to balance pH and improve nutrient availability. Very different products. Pretty much the only thing they have in common is "bio" in their name and that they both benefit grass.
Hi concerned patient. You'll want to apply 4 - 6 ounces per 1000 square feet so for your lawn 16 - 24 ounces. I would apply 1 gallon of water per 1000 square feet. Thats's what I do with my backpack sprayer. You'll likely have to dilute it a bit more than I do with a hose end sprayer.
Love your channel and great work. But to get these lawns let's be real you are spending 10k to reach this. Unless you have 5 to 6inches of perfect soil to start you have to spend alot to get this. I did an experiment with grass seed in a container like yours with mix of compost and sand and it is growing an inch every 2 days. Perfect all because of the soil.
Heya Bamaz#1. It's not the grass seed that makes the lawn look great as much as being top dressed, proper mowing and a good fertilization program. My lawn definitely wasn't built overnight. What you're seeing is the result of 6 years of work. If you look at the playlist at the end of the video showing Alex's lawn, that was literally done in just over 3 months. So a complete transformation is possible over a summer. Thanks for watching.
@@RonHenry Glad you reminded me of this. Just bought a new construction home and they laid the worst rolled sod over literally rocks gravel and clay. Coming out of dormancy maybe 50% of bermuda lived and all spring I have been pushing it with your help. Lots of humichar and air8 rgs. Its finally coming in. But I did do what you did and overseed with Arden 15 to help fill bare spots and I don't think any took. But my test containers are out of this world!. It's gonna take seasons for my roots to get deep in my soil. Wish I could just bring in a dump truck and lay down some real soil. Thanks for the reply!!!
It's certainly more work but produces an amazing result. My lawn wouldn't be where it is without liquid products. They're great for maintaining consistent color and growth.
![[How to Get a GREEN LAWN FAST] - 3 EASY TIPS for QUICK RESULTS](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ayGpACS-eAY/mqdefault.jpg)
❤️ Get Humic Max, Carbon Kit and TurfPlex at the Golf Course Lawn Store: golfcourselawn.store/
What are your summer lawn plans?
Try to keep it watered well once we start the 100s here in South Texas lol! So far my lawn is looking amazing.
@@RonHenry We are going into winter in Australia
All true and facts there sir!! The humic.max is a game changer....best decision by far for me on my celebration bermuda....thanks Ron for all you do!!
#bermudabeast
Just ordered a bag I will be spoon feeding along with the turfplex I already purchased.
Spoon feeding is definitely the way to go. The lawn is looking fantastic Ron. 👍🏻
Thanks Pacific Northwest. It’s definitely more work but the results are totally worth it. Appreciate you watching.
I like your little potted grass plant 😃
It's cute isn't it?!? 😎 The only thing better than Arden 15 on your lawn is Arden 15 in a desk lawn right?!?! 😂 Thanks for watching man.
I dig that new aerial shot! 👍Plus, congratulations on 20K subscribers!
Thanks LG! Figured I’d give you guys a different angle for a change. Thanks for watching. 🙏😎
Congratulations Ron your following continues to grow. You provide quality content. 20k and growing.
Thanks so much degeze. Doing my best to keep making quality content that you guys will want to watch. I appreciate the support.
Always the Professional! Great job
Thanks Chris! I appreciate you watching sir.
I just put down my first bag of Carbon Pro G. Planning a liquid fertilization next.
Nice Austin. That's the good stuff! Your lawn will thank you for it. Appreciate you watching the content.
Great explanation of the 1/3 rule, it's often referenced in the community and rarely explained. Thanks for the video!
Glad it was useful family barton. It's tips I've spoken about before, but decide to give it a fresh presentation to see if it'll come across better. I appreciate you watching sir.
Yessir. 💪 My turf is looking the best it ever has so far this year. Thanks for all your help with the videos and the livestreams! -Splash
That’s awesome Splash! It’s really due to your hard work though. Glad your lawn is doing well. Appreciate you watching the content.
RON...you are my HERO!!! Awesome Information...just before the holiday.
ANOTHER GREAT INFORMATIVE VIDEO!!! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽💯💯💯
I figure that a lot of people are going to be working in the lawn this weekend, so why not share some tips to get the summer prep started right eh? Thanks for watching Wize Guy. Much appreciated.
Thanks for the video, the grass looks great.
Thanks for watching TG. I appreciate it.
I continue to learn from you. I can definitely tell the difference by mowing mow frequently. Thank you
Thanks Papa Mows Low! Outside of time, there’s really no negatives to the lawn. Appreciate you watching.
You always have useful tips that are tremendously helpful, thank you…
Thanks so mych cmartinjr2. Thanks for watching sir. I appreciate the support.
Thanks Ron! Good advice! I have taken your advice from Friday and mowed each of the last 3 days. I think it got a little out of control last week with the rain, so I do have some scalping. But, I am noticing better vertical growth. I may have to put down PGR this weekend so my Wife isn’t jealous of my time in the yard.. lol!
Great job Alan. As a general rule, the more frequently you mow your lawn the better it will look. PGR is definitely a game changer when it comes to slowing down vertical growth. I would incorporate it into your program if at all possible. I've got a video here talking about it and showing how little of it is needed to produce a good result. ruclips.net/video/-DtiIYS4mv4/видео.html Appreciate you watching.
You Knock it out the park again "great timing..sir your lawn looks great 👍..
Thanks so much Darrell. I appreciate it. It's definitely starting to get its legs. Appreciate you watching sir.
Nice run down on spoon feeding. Good stuff Ron.
Thanks Brett. I appreciate it sir. 🙏😎
Awesome Video Ron. Got a question for you. I got my soil test back and i am low on N at a 4.64 ppm. The optional range for N is 7ppm to 18ppm. By chance do you know how many LBs of N do i need to be at that range? Also my PH was low and i just applied 2400lbs of like in a 32k sq ft lawn. The lime was calcium carbonate. Thanks in advance.
Can you send me the soil test results? ron@golfcourselawn.com
Thanks for putting in the hard work and making these great videos.
Thank you for watching them Christopher. I really appreciate the support. I keep trying to make the content each time.
Great tips Ron! Spoon feeding is something I think I should try for my cool season lawn. Since it gets stressed in the dead of the summer I feel that spooning in .1 or .2 lbs/N every few weeks would be better. Or something like the Yard Mastery stress blend. Haven't decided what I'll try but I will do something
Or is more work and does mean spending more time in the lawn Andy. I think you’ll like the result though.
Nice! Simple, clear explanation. Looks like you have a huge yard, about how many square feet is that and how long does it take you to reel mow all of that??
Hi RussC. It takes about an hour to mow. I have about 12,000 square feet. It's pretty open so I burn through it pretty quickly. Thanks for watching sir.
My arden 15 babies in some pretty big bare spots i planted are really dark green, 14 days in, about 1/4 inch. Those look light green on camera.
It will continue to germinate and spread Walt. We’re only now getting heat so expect it to take off soon. 👍😎
Good stuff Ron!
Thanks Brian!
Nicely stated Ron.
Thanks Richard. It was a fun video to make. Hopefully other viewers get some value out of it.
Yay 20k. Congrats Ron!
Yeah!!!! Big accomplishment. Very nice milestone to reach. Onto the next piece of content! Thanks so much for watching. 🙏😎
Thanks for the videos Ron, I have already learned a ton. I am just seeding my Arden 15 now.
Very cool Colin. Let me know how the project goes. Thanks for watching the content. Appreciate the support.
This is great, have you overseed ryegrass with bermuda seed? I just seeded my yard with rye a month ago and it looks amazing, would like to keep it that way year round can't wait for spring.😄
I haven't overseeded with ryegrass Carlos. Your lawn will look good until hot weather arrives in May.
Thanks for the reply@@RonHenry would it make sense to mow the ryegrass to 1 inch then put the bermuda-sand mix late March nex year?
Hey Ron how soon after you lay down fertilizer do you water it in, also do you also water in the liquid fertilizer
Hi Tomax. I apply them both on the same day and wait until the following day to water the granular in. I go into more detail in this video: ruclips.net/video/Ht3NuqMo9bc/видео.html
Ron is correct as usual, you always want to immediately water in your fertilizer...no more than 12-24 hours.. i do mine immediately or next morning...
Ron: I live in deep Southern Illinois, close to KY. I have a pretty good lawn but have some areas of crab. I did a light pre-emergent the last couple of years and it helps but I just saw some young crab plants in my weak areas. What can I do at this point? I hate mowing crab in late summer! Thanks.
Hi dw davis. As long as you don't have Centipede or St. Augustine (kind of unlikely in southern IL), you can use Quinclorac. Be sure to read the label so that you apply it correctly. Can get it here: ron-henry.com/quincloracdf You definitely want to knock out the crabgrass before they get too big. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
@@RonHenry It's a fescue/blue mix. Thanks man. I enjoy what you are doing.
Hey Ron.I was told that the dark green grass growing in my zoysia is tall fescue.It’s growing in about 15 different spots where I killed some weeds earlier this spring.It’s darker than the zoysia and the blades are thicker.Ho do I get rid of it?
Hi Carl. You can use Certainty to kill tall fescue in warm season grass. Can get it here: ron-henry.com/certainty Be sure to read the label. 👍😎
Ron, I am use to Tall type fescue, but I sold my home and I am having one built in NC. The subdivision install sod in the front, sides, and Bermuda seed in the back. I sold my zero turn mower and I am on the look out for a Toro Greensmaster 1000 or 1600. What guidance would you give for a beginner on new Bermuda once I move in around August or September 2021?
Hi Ronald. Best advice I can give is test your soil once you move in so that you're applying a fertilizer that matches what's going on with it. After that, it's mow, mow and mow some more. I've gotten great results out of the fertilizer package I've been using so I'd consider it as well. I'd also say that once you find a package that works, stick with it. I've had the opportunity to try a lot of different fertilizers but once I moved away from Milo I've stuck with Lebanon Turf products because the quality is always top notch and I like the results I get. Thanks for watching the content. Let me know if I can help with anything else.
@@RonHenry Thank you!
@@ronaldbryant7710 Anytime sir!
Hi Ron can I put iron sulphate down with the liquid fertiliser to help resist disease and green up the grass sword or is it too early ? I have rye grass in the Uk Cheers love your content . Regards Glenn
That combination should be fine Frankie. I would mix a small amount of both in a jar first to ensure there’s no abnormal reactions that would cause issues when spraying the lawn. Thanks for watching sir. Appreciate the support.
Do you still use any Milorganite I still use it between Big Boy granular apps once or twice a summer...
I remember when you had a garage full of Milorganite...
Seems a lot of the large RUclips channels have moved away from Milorganite.. pushing their products instead but Milorganite definitely still has its place and still works just as well as it used to imo
Hi Jack Man 13. No I don't. I have a few bags that have been in the garage since last year. It's actually more expensive to apply to my lawn than Humic Max while not being as good. Around here it's $17 per bag. You can't even get it at Home Depot anymore. It's always sold out.
@@RonHenry man that's wild...everyone used to be crazy about milo
How is it more expensive... do you mean in terms of nitrogen amount per dollar...
I don't use mine for the nitrogen.. just an in-between app once or twice a year I'll skip a spoon-feeding app for a Milorganite app
It's 13-14$ at my nursery here😀
No doubt its fertilizers like the 16-0-8 in this video are great primary granulars and do the heavy lifting...
Yep. Nitrogen per dollar Jack. Plus when you factor in that Humic Max also contains 8.9% humic acid, it's much better value for money.
Hi Ron top video , danke . Lg Rolf
You're very welcome Rolf. Thanks for watching! :-)
Hey Ron, what model spreader is that Earthway?
Hi Net M. It's an Earthway 2050P. Can get it here: amzn.to/3fRCfIB I love mine.
Great tips.
Thanks for watching Carl. Happy the content was useful.
If i have weeds can i still lawn level?
Yes you can G8Keeper. The 2 aren't mutually exclusive.
Hey Ron. What is the difference between biochar and bionite? Thx Ron. Imma a zoysia man, but you really make me appreciate bermuda
Hey T Johnson. Bionite is processed biosolids (human excrement). Biochar plant-based charcoal that's charged to improve it's ability to balance pH and improve nutrient availability. Very different products. Pretty much the only thing they have in common is "bio" in their name and that they both benefit grass.
@@RonHenry So is it OK to put down Carbon Pro G (biochar) and a few weeks later Flagship 24 0 6 (bionite)?
@@tjohnson1673 yep! You can put them down on the same day if you want. CarbonPro G isn’t fertilizer. I’d actually do CarbonPro G first.
@@RonHenry Thx Ron. I appreciate you always responding. Ur the man!!!
Appreciate you watching. :-)
Would 2month old Bermuda sod be able to take on grub control or even preventative fungicide?
Hi Justin. Yep. Not problem with that. Just apply at the specified rate.
@@RonHenry thank you so much!
Anytime Justin. Happy to help. If you’re looking for a great preventative fungicide, go with Headway G. ron-henry.com/headwayg
Whats your mowing height ron
I'm mowing at just under half inch. The mower is set to .495" so actually height of cut is probably .45" or so. Appreciate you watching.
I purchased the turf plex I dont have a backpack sprayer I have the hose end bottles how many oz i need to mix with a gallon of water i have 4000sq
Hi concerned patient. You'll want to apply 4 - 6 ounces per 1000 square feet so for your lawn 16 - 24 ounces. I would apply 1 gallon of water per 1000 square feet. Thats's what I do with my backpack sprayer. You'll likely have to dilute it a bit more than I do with a hose end sprayer.
20K subscribers, WOW!
Crazy eh?!? Just have to keep going :-)
Did you work for North Point Ram in NC..
Mmm nope. Haven't worked at a car dealership in NC.
Love your channel and great work. But to get these lawns let's be real you are spending 10k to reach this. Unless you have 5 to 6inches of perfect soil to start you have to spend alot to get this. I did an experiment with grass seed in a container like yours with mix of compost and sand and it is growing an inch every 2 days. Perfect all because of the soil.
Heya Bamaz#1. It's not the grass seed that makes the lawn look great as much as being top dressed, proper mowing and a good fertilization program. My lawn definitely wasn't built overnight. What you're seeing is the result of 6 years of work. If you look at the playlist at the end of the video showing Alex's lawn, that was literally done in just over 3 months. So a complete transformation is possible over a summer. Thanks for watching.
@@RonHenry Glad you reminded me of this. Just bought a new construction home and they laid the worst rolled sod over literally rocks gravel and clay. Coming out of dormancy maybe 50% of bermuda lived and all spring I have been pushing it with your help. Lots of humichar and air8 rgs. Its finally coming in. But I did do what you did and overseed with Arden 15 to help fill bare spots and I don't think any took. But my test containers are out of this world!. It's gonna take seasons for my roots to get deep in my soil. Wish I could just bring in a dump truck and lay down some real soil. Thanks for the reply!!!
No problem at all Bamaz#1. Thanks for watching!
First
You are.
That liquid stuff is a pain. No bueno
It's certainly more work but produces an amazing result. My lawn wouldn't be where it is without liquid products. They're great for maintaining consistent color and growth.