You've Been Applying Herbicides WRONG Your Entire Life.
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- If you're tired of battling stubborn weeds in your lawn that just won't go away, I've got an amazing solution for you. In this video, we'll show you how using citric acid and urea can make your herbicide super effective. Get ready to say goodbye to those pesky weeds once and for all!
Improved Coverage and Adhesion: Urea acts as a natural surfactant, allowing your herbicide solution to spread evenly across the leaves of the weeds. This ensures better coverage and enhances adhesion, preventing the solution from beading up and ensuring that the herbicide stays in contact with the targeted weeds. With enhanced coverage, the weeds can efficiently uptake the herbicide, maximizing its impact.
Accelerated Herbicide Action: Urea, being a fertilizer, works hand in hand with your herbicide to speed up its effectiveness. As the weeds take in the urea, they also absorb the herbicide, mistaking it for a nutritious meal. This dual action ensures that the herbicide gets to work faster, delivering a potent dose of weed control that is sure to eradicate those pesky invaders.
pH Optimization: Citric acid, a readily available food product, proves invaluable in scenarios where high pH levels hinder herbicide performance. By lowering the pH, citric acid creates a slightly acidic environment that enhances the efficacy of herbicides, particularly those containing the same active ingredients found in SpeedZone. This optimization ensures that the herbicide works efficiently, targeting and eliminating a broad spectrum of weeds.
Overcoming Hard Water Challenges: If you're dealing with hard water, citric acid can be a lifesaver. Hard water contains high levels of calcium and magnesium, which can interfere with the performance of herbicides. By incorporating citric acid into your herbicide mix, you effectively chelate these minerals, preventing them from hindering the herbicide's effectiveness. This helps you overcome the challenges posed by hard water and ensures optimal weed control.
Don't settle for mediocre weed control when you can unlock the full potential of your herbicides with urea and citric acid as adjuvants. Subscribe to our channel and hit the notification bell to stay updated on the latest strategies for achieving a pristine lawn. Together, let's bid farewell to those persistent weeds and create a beautiful, weed-free lawn that you can be proud of!
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Since I'm getting comments on it already, I'll address this. I 100% pronounced "adjuvant" wrong. I'm definitely not perfect. For those that want to know how it is pronounced, it is add-juh-vent. I should've taken the time to look up the proper pronunciation instead of assuming I was saying it right. I'll be better. Sorry everyone.
I just say surfactant lol
All good man. The content is solid….most of us like hearing from real people that make a mistake here and there 👍
@@rubenharris9241 absolutely 👍
Content is SOLID. We know what you were talking about, I wouldn't care if you called it "Blue Monkey 💩". Thanks for the content. Although I did cringe the 1st time and laughed each time after, lol
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@@BrandonD1R thanks bro. I appreciate this. Even though it was a serious DUMBASS moment. I'll be better lol. If the worst I do is pronounce a word wrong, I'll be ok with that 😂. I appreciate your support!
Giving other creators in the lawn care community shout-outs is just an awesome thing to see.
Thanks for the shout out Jesse!
Awesome results bro!
Absolutely bro!
great channel as well, dude!
I watched videos he both you guys! I learned about the ammonium sulfate and now this! I’m getting those weeds down for good!
Exactly what I’ve been looking for. No matter what I’ve put down the past 2 seasons, I always end up with a bunch of thistle in my yard that I end up hand pulling at some point. Will definitely give this a try this fall
Dude, your content quality is incredible. Inspiring for sure. Thanks for this! Keep up the great work
Hey man, I really appreciate this comment. A lot of work goes into these videos, so when someone notices it hits home for me 😂. I truly do appreciate the support! Thanks for watching
Such a good video man! Love that visual of with and without the surfactant!
Thanks bro! I cleaned the hell out of my sprayer before doing those shots. I was nervous about killing my wife's plants 😂
That opening shot is 🔥. Like button smashed!
Thanks Robert! I appreciate the support. Glad you enjoyed it!!
What's up Jes, welcome to the Flowzone club... That thing is a beast. It's like having a pressure washer on your back. Excellent content young fella
Appreciate you always tuning in Ced!
You and Princess Cut are dropping some serious lawn knowledge with style...
ok ok, getting off your lawn now, sheesh! 🤙🏾
Hey man, we definitely appreciate this comment! A lot of time and energy goes into these videos. We're not just trying to talk to a camera like they did in the old days 😂
I bought some last year but never got around to using it. I am going to try this out with the adjuvants. Great info as always
Thanks for always watching brada! Speedzone is the real deal
Great presentation
First Aussie 😁. Jesse , you have taught me something new today. Great video.😎
Great video with lotsa good info! Cool shout out to george, i’m one of his subs also. So ya weeds are taking over my neighbors yards and its just a matter of time!!
Get the speedzone ready 😂. Appreciate you watching!
The music is fire!
Another banger!! Worth the wait. 🔥
Thank you! I'm getting burnt out already 😂 these edits take too long lol.
@@LAWNLIFE I’m looking forward to the fungus preventative video this year, but living in Iowa our current conditions are almost right for fungus so I may already have my preventative down before that video comes out. Keep up the hard work!
@5:10 For those without granular Urea on hand you can also buy diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) and use 10 oz per gallon to reach the same 0.1 lbs of Nitrogen per gallon of water.
Great video brother. I love speed zone, been using it for years. I also use Q4 plus. Great shout out to George. Talk to you soon
Thanks for stopping by Frank!
Soooo could I use DEF with the citric acid?
Love your videos, and how you YT lawn guys are boosting each other up by sharing to your group about the others page. Princes lawn rocks and you guys do so well with your explanations and cross referencing.
Keep rocking it.
Also which state do you live in. Thanks for the videos.
I do commercial applications of lawn weed sprays, among other things, and we use speedzone quite a bit. We don't do a home mix for our adjuvant, but we do use a chemical surfactant called Syltac and/or Ranier-Surfactant.
The big thing to remember with speedzone is that you can not use it in 70°plus temperatures, or it'll burn your lawn.
I do the same, wear respirator and goggle as well as boots, and gloves. But I also wear a white tyvek suit that has hoodie. 👍 great job using PPE. One can never be too cautious.
Hey I’ve been watching your videos for a few weeks now, great job! With the herbicides is it safe to blanket spray your entire lawn or do you recommend spot treating? Also, what is the difference with “spiking” the herbicide with urea compared to using something like tenacity?
Thank you
Love the video and just ordered some Speed zone. Wondering where you picked up that Vikings welcome sign? :)
My in-laws got it off Etsy I believe. Thanks for watching!
For Surfactant sI use Soaker PLus and also Methylated seed oil. They work for me. I use them when applying herbicides of fungicides.
Excellent,, thanks 👍👍
Oh dang!!! Always epic to see new things on youtube! Learning so much thank you Jesse!!! That backpack sprayer is sexy!!!! 😂🤙🏾
PS That rap song in the beginning is fire!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Had no idea he could rap, ok YardBrah, time for you to drop one on your next vid 🎤🤣
I try to give little hints here and there. Lol. Thanks for stopping by Brah! I appreciate the support!!
Lol. Definitely not me rapping. He may or may not have one coming 😯.....
@@LAWNLIFE 😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏾
awesome lawn care channel. thanks to the algorythm that i found you. amazon will deliver everything today :D:D
May be a silly question but are you doing this in addition to your regular nitrogen treatments and other enhancements? For example if I am spoon feeding nitrogen and turf titan items would I add them to this cocktail or do them separately before or after the herbicide?
Thank you for this .. I am going to buy this . Can I buy this is port Huron as I live in Canada and I can get it on my next visit. Does this kill dandelions
dude where in mn you from? id love to drive buy and look. looks super nice. also what kind of grass you have? looking to burn my stuff up and start over. thanks in advance
Nice Polaris RZR Shirt! 🤘
WAIT?!?! My boy got his own RAP SONG?!?!
😎😎😎 you know what it is.. 🤣🤣
You ever do a video on how to get your mowing lines?
Awesome video, thanks for the information, I have one 1 question, this work with St. Augustine grass? - I ask because I have been told that some herbicides solutions can burn/kill the St. Augustine grass with the weed.
He's in hardiness zone 4, and St Augustine tolerates 7-12 with effort and is best in zones 8-10. Minnesota definitely doesn't (or shouldn't) grow St Augustine.
I have quackgrass in a cool season lawn which sucks pretty hard. If I ever get other weeds, it’s just here and there and I spot spray.
I have quackgrass bad in my backyard. It's absolutely brutal. There's nothing you can do to control it other than reel mow. It tries creeping in my front lawn but can't handle being cut so short
What respirator do you use when spraying herbicides? Trying to find the best one.
Adding urea or ams as an adjuvant is good. The ams is an acidifier.
Also... Spot spraying with the fertilizer adjuvants might make for some uneven growth spurts where you spray vs don't spray.
Great vid. Love that it's backed up by some science to explain why instead of just "how".
Also, it seems like speedzone is discontinued by Gordon in the 20oz size. Or maybe is being rebranded as trimec speed. Bonide weed beater ultra is essentially the same product as speedzone if you can't find it in stores etc.
Speedzone is discontinued but you can still buy it on Amazon in the 20oz bottle. I'm gonna look into Bonide, I've never heard of it. Thanks for dropping all of your knowledge Joe. I appreciate your insight!
Has anyone tried using diesel exhaust fluid as urea for this? I saw that video from George of Princess Cut Lawn about using diesel exhaust fluid as urea fertilizer and have been using it to spoon feed my lawn, getting pretty nice result from it. I'm thinking it might work for boosting herbicides too.
How long can i leave chemical in the back pack? What do i do with the left over if i do not use it? Can i use it the next month?
Is it okay for me to mix urea, SpeedZone, Liquid Iron, and Citric acid all together? Or do Iron separately? Thank you!
I definitely don't mind supporting a channel with buying promoted products if they are within a few dollars of the competitive price. However, I often find if you go local and look for products you can find much much cheaper pricing out there. I bought a 50lb 46-0-0 micro urea for a little over $30.00 in my area. I did buy the mixing paddle from the link provided. Really like your videos keep up the great content!!
Dude 100% buy local urea. Definitely the smart move. That's what I do. I just usually have 50 ppl asking me for links to urea so I added it. A lot of ppl tell me they can't find it. I definitely appreciate your support Tony. Thanks for watching!
@LAWNLIFE
It looks like we are both locals. You should come do a video on my crappy yard, lol
The weeds have been ridiculous this year here in SC, just South of Charlotte, NC.
What do you use for creeping charlie? I'm getting no results from Par3 here in Canada
Speedzone work as good as tenacity?
How do I get rid of POA…. Thanks
Adjuvants for the win!
What pants are those? Could you make a video about your PPE and what you like to use please :)
Awesome video, I've used Gordon's speed zone and it has killed pretty much every weed it comes in contact with. @Jesse - Through my research, I've found that PBI Gordon has discontinued this specific SKU, have you done any research digging to see what other products from them have the same active ingredients with the same concentration. I did some digging but was too overwhelmed.
They have discontinued it, but it is still available on Amazon. I did some digging before the video and it seemed like their replacement wasn't getting that great of reviews. I didn't check the active ingredients though.
Are all these products mentioned OK for dogs to be around?
Where you get them boots from?
What do you do about Violets. I've tried Triclopyr but seems like they just refuse to die lol.
Now that's my kind of Threeway! Heyooooooo
I missed an opportunity there 😂
I wanna be like Jesse! Next level vid right here!
Thanks Brian! Appreciate you watching!
Thank you for the tips. What if I use a non ionic surfactant instead with my three way?.
That will work better as a surfactant than the urea will. I didn't want to overwhelm people with three different ingredients. But definitely put it on if you have it.
Is speedzone discontinued?
I've been doing this for years but not with the intent of weed absorption, more so to combat the yellowing of the damage caused by the herbicide. That explains why I've been good weed kill.
If you're getting yellow you might be applying too much herbicide. I usually get zero yellowing, but I use the low end of the recommended rate. And yes, nitrogen is definitely helping with the green up, two birds one stone!
Does this method change if you have pets?
What tip is that that is on your FlowZone sprayer that points downward? I need to get one of those!!!
fzspray.com/collections/accessories-parts/products/quick-connect-to-110-deg-teejet-nozzle-adapter
Dangerous combo I love it! The esther formulation in SpeedZone is bank. Thanks for the content!
Thanks for always watching!
which herbicides should NOT be used together? i have several SINGLE ingredient herbicides (tenacity, fusilade, empora), and would like to combine them for a single treatment. another option, simply rotating between single herbicides monthly.
weeds are crazy here in wisco. i just did the t zone 3 days ago
T-Zone is a great option also! Good luck with the kill!
How do you get rid of creepy Charlie? Ground Ivy. I’ve had some success with weed free zone.
Skol!!!👊🏾💪🏾
Great video - quick question - how often would you apply citric acid to bring down a high-PH soil condition? My PH is testing 8 to 8.5....
The citric acid is for the mixture to allow for better coverage (helping with surface tension of the water). It won't change soil pH.
Use Ammonium Sulfate fertilizer to help bring down your pH of your soil. The CA in this video is used for bringing down the pH of your water (the carrier).
@@LAWNLIFE Thanks for the feedback..! And I have hard water as well.. go figure.
Can I add Sea Kelp or Green Envy to this application? Also, is DEF ok for the Urea?
Def is ok for the urea. I would do the seakelp and green envy in a different app? Have you used the seakelp or green envy yet?
Do you use 3rd party nozzle/tip with your Cyclone or one that came with it?
I use teejet nozzles. Well worth the money
Will adding urea nitrogen have the same increase in efficacy when using glyphosate?
Yes
Can’t you use a surfactant as well with the speed zone? I mixed tenacity,speed zone,surfactant…it did a lot of damage to the wild violet and clover I had in a couple days.
Yes you can. Urea acts as a surfactant but not as well as a non-ionic. I didn't want to tell people to put the kitchen sink in their mix. Glad you're getting a good kill!
I'm in Minnesota as well, and I'm having a myriad of problems and welcome any and all advice. I have a yard that is very sloped from back to front. The back and side yards are primarily shaded throughout the day. I believe I have all manner of species of weeds not to mention moles and or voles. Where should I start? What order should I take the various issues.
If you have tunnels going through your lawn that collapse when you step on them, it's definitely moles. Take care of those first. I've had the best success with traps.
After that I would wait until August to start attacking the problems. If you kill the weeds now you won't have anything but bare dirt and won't be able to seed until then.
I would kill the weeds in early august and then overseed with elite cultivars of grass that is shade tolerant in mid to late August.
Email me around then and I can help you more if you need it.
@@LAWNLIFE Any recommended traps? Any value up planting grass now to convert existing bare spots?
I've had the best luck with Victor Out o'sight traps. I would skip seeding until mid August or so. It won't survive the summer if you seed now.
Speed zone isn't allowed to be sold in Canada. Any other herbicide you'd recommend??
Thanks!
We don't get any good sprays here eh.
Tanacity is banned here too
Bummer. Amazon does not ship speed zone to California.
Can I add liquid urea in the form of DEF (Diesel exhaust fluid) as an adjuvant??
Yes
Man, I live just down the street from you in Anoka. I'm working on my lawn and would love if you could lend a hand. If you're up for it it's free content for your channel😊
What would you say about using DEF as the form of urea in this mix? (As seen in the Princess Cuts video).
Yes. You can DEFinitely do that. Ha. Just make sure you're doing your math right so you're not putting down more than 0.2 lbs of Nitrogen per thousand square feet. You'll have the potential of burning your lawn if you do
@@LAWNLIFE can you hit your boy up over at princess cuts and fact check him on his nitrogen break down for the DEF that he had used. He stated that it would be a 15-0-0 for a 2.5 gallon container that contains 32.5% Urea. Help me out on this one if possible. And thanks for the reply.
@@d9t2s52392 urea is 46% nitrogen so you have to take 32.5 x 0.46 to get 14.95%. Essentially making it a 15-0-0
I live in St Paul MN, and have a ton of Creeping Charlie and dandlelions. What would you recommend?
Speedzone is labeled for both. Never used it directly on Creeping Charlie myself, but I trust the manufacturer's label
@@LAWNLIFE Thank you Sir! appreciate your content!
Would vinegar work too? Instead of citric acid? Since it is used to acidify.
I wouldn't. They are different types of acid
Vinegar is Non selective. It will kill everything including your grass. I would not use it
From a fellow fan: is there much difference between hoping your herbicide works and hoping the Vikings win??
The herbicide is way more dependable 😂
If I'm concerned about crabgrass as well can I mix quinclorac in with Speedzone?
Yes you can
@@LAWNLIFE thank you! My lawn is off to such an incredible start, and I owe it to you and this channel! Keep up the awesome work
@@reflex191 these are the best comments. Love it! Let me know if you ever have any other questions!
How much nitrogen and citric acid are we mixing with our 3/4 way herbicides? is there a formula?
05:03 I tell you at that time stamp.
I hate using tenacity or other products like it. Not that it doesn't do the job, it just lights your lawn up for way too long and is an eyesore.. I now just have a company spray it instead. Does this stuff do the same?
I'm not a fan of tenacity either. Takes way too long and the bleaching is ridiculous. Speedzone bleaches weeds a bit but not your grass. Label says 7-14 for a kill. I'm noticing around 1 week for 75% of it to die. The bleaching isn't as bad as tenacity either
@LAWN LIFE Awesome thanks!..Yes I can't handle the bleech look anymore. I was buying grass paint to hide the bleech look in the grass lol.
@@LIGHT7CODE7 😂😂 so many other great options instead of tenacity. I'm actually thinking about doing a video on why tenacity is a joke lol. Thanks for watching man!
@LAWN LIFE Do it man! Would love to see it.
Can i just use a liquid fertilizer with the weed killer?
I would test a spot first. A lot of variables with liquid fertilizers cuz there's so many different mixes of things in them. I'm sure it'd be fine in most cases but I'd definitely try just a couple areas first before going crazy
I've heard good things about speed zone. But it's a shame I can't order it. Not in my area or state. Don't know why, but when I try to order online, I always get a message saying that it can not be delivered to the zip code.
Probably banned in your state. What state are you in? I can try finding you a good alternative.
@@LAWNLIFE in New Jersey
Allowed, but only to state certified applicators. Not to be sold to, used by or stored by non certified people. Says so on the label. Some states have gone after online vendors selling restricted products to non qualified people.
Just add a few ounces of Green Effect from Green County Fert.
Let me know how it goes. I've never used it.
@@LAWNLIFE works great. Same result as in your vid just without all the mixing.
“Add-jugh-vent”
You're right. Failed there.
@@LAWNLIFEso much harder trying to say everything correctly on camera than one would think. Awesome video, really helpful.
Also like seeing the shoutout to George, he's got a lot of great content and seems like a good guy.
How much citric acid is in that fraction of a teaspoon? I'm wondering if I should just squeeze an orange? 😅
Probably would do just as good 🤣 it's ridiculous how small the number is to move the pH.
@@LAWNLIFE I have a degree in food science - that amount of citric acid could become your new ranch dressing....put that sh*t on everything 🤣 ...in tiny doses
How safe is this for dogs?
Label says to keep humans and animals off until it dries. I usually wait a day and turn on my irrigation before letting anyone back onto the lawn
I've never heard someone pronounce the H in herbicide before (except British people). You pronounce it very strongly....interesting.
Now you have
Im in Lino Lakes. Why won't they let us order Triad here?
I'm not sure. probably something in it that's banned here. Never tried using it. You can order T-zone as it's very similar
@@LAWNLIFE tenacity also can't be shipped here
@@Birdknowsbest try ordering from domyown.com I've ordered tenacity from there before and Triad shouldn't be banned here. I just looked it up
@@Birdknowsbest i was trying to order Tenacity and now i know why :D.
The ortho weed killer for dandelion, chickened n crabgrass is useless as nothing happens with the hose end spray.
Is Urea really a surfactant? Wouldn’t you want to add a real surfactant to the mix?
It does work as a surfactant also. You're also not hurting anything by adding a non-ionic surfactant, which may work slightly better than urea, but I didn't want to tell people to throw the kitchen sink into their mix.
@@LAWNLIFE
Cool, I didn’t know urea acted like a surfactant, first time I’ve heard that, I have been known to add ammonium sulphate & baby shampoo to glysophate when doing a total kill off ,it takes a couple of weeks to work but everything is killed on one application,
Does ammonium sulphate have surfactant properties too?
Any suggestion on what to do for salt damage? My neighbor keeps salting my yard, so I've been watering like crazy and put down a light coat of starter fert. (got it on video, since they don't cross the property line, there's nothing I can do, so say the police.) Typical MN passive/aggressive behavior.
Why would they be salting anything right now? How is it ending up your lawn?
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Lol, @00:54
😂😂 Thanks for watching!
LMAO! at night
I'd be very careful lowering the pH of 2,4-D and others - you risk changing (increasing) the half life by many orders of magnitude (you should ask yourself why Gordon's didn't lower the pH in their medium from natural to acidic?)
I'm lowering the pH of my carrier because it's way too high. Not the pH of the herbicide.
@@LAWNLIFE it's 2,4-D is very soluble in water. Look at pubchem. The 2,4-D pH will be 1:1 with the medium.
Your sprayer doesn't spray 1 gallon of water per 1,000 so why mix it with 1 gallon? I know you can go over twice to spread that gallon over the 1,000 sq. Ft. But why not figure out what your sprayer puts out per 1,000 and mix with that amount of water. I mix my 2.6 ounces with 80 oz. Of water for 1,000 sq. Ft.
It does spray 1 gallon over 1,000 sq ft. I calibrate it by setting my gpm to my walking speed
I thought Justin Timberlake would have a bigger lot…. Just me?
SKOL!
Skol!!
Ajuhvent, not ajoovent
Yes. You are right. I'll be getting this comment for the next month.
It seems that all you "lawn youtubers" just copy each other. One guy says add ammonium sulfate and another says add citric acid and then everybody just starts stating the same things. Its ridiculous.
First off, just because you are adding these adjuvants doesn't absolutely mean it increases their efficacy. Each active ingredient in the "3 way" or "4 way" mix as you called it has a different mode of action. So adding adjuvants could actually decrease the efficacy over the long haul. Most people just want instant results which usually means it doesn't allow the herbicides to kill according to the mixture of active ingredients.
Secondly, adding nitrogen (46 - 0 - 0 )? Really? I think you need to do a little research before just cloning what every other youtuber thinks is the magic mix. If you add nitrogen to the mix and apply it to a cool season grass that has had recent fert application you are begging for disease. Especially if temperatures have warmed up during the night.
Thirdly, you should test your water ph and hardness to determine what to add. You just can't tell people to add citric acid. Really!?
Professionally, you should understand and know the mode and site of action of each herbicide. Why? Because using a "3 way" or "4 way" every application will increase the chance of weed resistance to the active ingredients over time. You should always rotate different modes of actions to decrease the chance of weed resistance.
Also, did you only use 1 gallon of water because it looked like at least 2 gallons in the white bucket.
I think what you are doing is fine, but I think you need to do a little more research and critical thinking and real tests before telling people what to do.
"100 percent add adjuvants?" I personally and professionally think your test/video shows that the 24 hours of delay that the non adjuvant herbicide shows that it works just as well and is not worth the extra money or hassle of mixing the adjuvants. And again, as I state before, a systemic kill is a long term kill. Just because the weed is wilting does not mean that the weed was killed and could have prematurely wilted before letting the main ai absorb foliar.
I swear some of you come on here, watch videos, and complain just to complain.
Yes I REALLY used nitrogen. I used 0.1 lbs of N per K. That’s barely anything. People spoon feed double that weekly. You are not increasing your potential of disease over that small amount of nitrogen, even if they did have a recent fertilizer application.
As for the citric acid, if you listened, I said MULTIPLE TIMES that IF you have a high pH and hard water to add it. I didn’t say to add it no matter what.
For the average homeowner, they are not going out and spraying herbicide on their lawn multiple times a year, every year, to increase weed resistance to one certain mode of action. It takes several years to become resistant at a MINIMUM. You’re acting like these people are going to spray a 3-way twice and have resistance the following year. I’m trying to help people with a weed infested lawn kill as much as they can at one time.
And I used 1 gallon of water per 1000 sq ft, like I mentioned with the graphics and said in the video. So I used 3.5 gallons to cover my 3500 sq ft.
Look, I understand you probably get frustrated with “Lawn RUclipsrs”, but it’s grass man. I’ve gotten hundreds of emails telling me how I’ve helped people out with their lawns. If you want to hate “Lawn RUclipsrs” that’s fine. Go watch something else then. Go start your own channel. Go start a business. Go do something productive with all this "wrong information" if you think you can do better.
Man you should start a lawn care channel - you sound like you’re really invested in it. Go spread your vast expansive knowledge base.
Email me please. I'd like to talk to your privately. lawnlifewithjesse@gmail.com
You cut your grass too short! HA
Smooth brain comment