Hello @RonHenry great video I know it’s been a year ago but I have been searching for someone who knows how to apply primo max in the forums. I am still learn,could you please help and let me know when I can start to use primo maxx on Long Island New York. For 2,149 lawn how much oz of primo maxx can I apply that has tttf and kbg grass? I’m thinking to use 2 gallon sprayer. How often ? Is there a ground temperature or any indication of when it’s good to put down and when to stop? Thanks 🙏
@@stjustinthemartyrapostlesc2412 The proces s I use is documented here: golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener
@@stjustinthemartyrapostlesc2412 golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener and ruclips.net/video/zjleDyqZnDY/видео.html
This is my first season using pgr. I did a split app for my first application because I was afraid of tip burn and just kept doing half rate apps every two weeks because it seemed to be working well. Glad to see someone with more experience validating my approach 😆. Thanks as always for the great content, Ron!
Also started doing this based on your recommendation. I’m not seeing the rebound effect either near the end of regulation, lawn is thicker, and I’m seeing a deeper shade of green in my 419. 👏
Just ordered Primo Maxx from the Golf Course Lawn store. This will be my first time using PGR on my 1yr old Tiff Tuff lawn. Can wait to see the results.
Long drought in the north alabama area that sprinklers are rare. My lawn has taken a hit but is by far the greenest and least dormant lawn in the area I have seen, to include the rare lawns with irrigation. I literally have applied no other products aside from the feature and bug killer I apply with the PGR. Most underrated lawn product by far.
Hi Robbie. All the turf raking and verticutting I’ve been doing recently has been with the lawn under regulation. It likely would have recovered a bit faster without PGR.
Hi Ron great videos, I have a plush green bluegrass, so of course I wanted to keep it that way, so when I heard other viewers mention using Iron might help keep it green, so I though that was a good idea. It was not still yellowed , but liquid iron never seem to work for me, But at least it did slow down my growth. Now waiting for it to turn back dark green. Thank for the videos! My opinion, I do not recommend this product on cool season grass! even at a slightly lower dose it keeps my beautiful KBG and Rye brown, yes it did slow the growth which would have been great with a dark green lawn. My lawn has never look this bad. Cool season grass grower with a beautiful lawn BEWARE! P.S that was about the T-nex P.G.R
Check out Aneuw pgr, different chemistry that isn't so harsh on the plant. I used it on my tall type fescue with iron in the tank mix and it slowed the growth and got darker green.
Put my first app of Primo Maxx PGR this morning. 0.2oz 1gal 1000sqft. Will report back in two weeks. (Bermuda, HOC 1”) UPDATE: 09/21/2022. First mowed since I applied PrimoMaxx. Holy crap! This thing is amazing. The grass hasn’t grown at all, I barely cut any grass of off the top, this is the fastes, easiest mowed ever. I am very excited
UPDATE:06/26/2023 last winter was a bit rough and some of my Bermuda died in the middle. So had been waiting for it to repair itself. It’s nicer and filled in, so today was my first application of PrimoMax. Mixed it with Iron, Seaweed & Humic Acid, and TurfPlex. Will report in a month for a follow up.
Came back to this video now that it's PGR season here in North TX. The split Primo app has done wonders for the lawn already. I appreciate the awesome tip!
Would love a video or tips around PGR and using fertilizers/herbicides. Are there any gotchas? Is fertilizing and applying PGR less effective? Just don't want to waste money throwing stuff down that would be negated by the PGR.
golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener and golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/why-you-should-start-spoon-feeding-your-lawn will get you squared away. I apply Primo every 2 weeks as part of a spoon feeding program.
Ron AWESOME videos! I'm using TNEX for the first time and want to make sure I get the application rate correct. If using a 4 gallon sprayer to treat 4,000 SF of Tiftuf and applying at a rate of .25 fl oz per 1,000 SF, I would mix 2 oz of TNEX with 4 gallons of water, correct?
This blog post will have you covered for application rates: golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener
@@RonHenry thanks for the prompt reply! I didn't ask the question very well. I'm clear on how much TNEX to apply per 1,000 SF. I'm not clear on how much water to mix with the TNEX if i'm treating 1,000 SF. Unless I'm missing something, the link you provided doesn't mention how much water to add to the sprayer?
It’s at the end of the video Marc f. I spray the 901C carbon kit and NutriSolve along with Primo. golfcourselawn.store/products/golf-course-lawn-carbon-kit and golfcourselawn.store/products/nutrisolve-with-seaxtra
It’s not a URL. If pops up on the right side of the screen a 3:20. I’ve also added it to the video description. Let me know if you can’t get to it. ruclips.net/video/tvVyaXS9V18/видео.html
Yes. Deeper color, less mowing, hardier turf. Primo Maxx is awesome stuff. golfcourselawn.store/products/primo-maxx-plant-growth-regulator-4-oz?ToPasteboard
I’m going to follow your reduced rate and bi-weekly recommendation. Last season I experienced significant bronzing on my Tif-419. With temps in Tulsa this week predicted to be in the low 100’s, will that pose any risk? I’m very hesitant.
Hi Mark. Applying at half rate should be MUCH safer than full rate in higher temps. I've been applying all season long (with temps in the high 90s and low 100s) without bronzing issues.
So I over seeded in a couple areas that were thin back in early May. Wondering with the new grass still being very thin and small if I should wait until next year to use PGR or if it would be ok to use this year?
I wouldn't use PGR until you're regularly mowing the lawn. If it's filled in, then you're good to go. Check out this blog post for tips on how to get a good result with PGR: golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener
With my sprayer I seem to be able to spray my whole 10k square feet with the 4 gallon tank. Does that mean that I can put the half rate of PGR for 10k square feet in the 4 gallons and go spray? Or do I need to run it at the half rate and spray one gallon per 1k at the time?
@@RonHenry I don’t know? I’m using the ortho 4 gal wand backpack sprayer. The 99 dollar one from ace hardware. (Bought before I knew better) Even when I use the red tip, which is the “High flow fan tip”, if I’m walking at my normal pace I can spray the whole 10k in one full backpack. It seems like that isn’t right, so that’s why I’m asking. I have no clue how to apply my Primo Maxx given my spray rate. I’m not far from you, I wish I could just pay you to come show me!
Ron, I’ve been using the TNEX PGR that you recommended last year. Have you switched to a better type of PGR? I’m applying less than half rate and seeing great results! Doing .25 oz per gallon/per 1K SF. Every two weeks with some FEature and Pro Solutions 15-0-0 with 6% iron mixed in with it. Haven’t had any rain in over two months, and even with irrigation over my entire lawn, I’m seeing some browning from the drought. Supposed to rain some the next few days possibly. Went from mowing every 3-4 days to 7-10 days! I have an acre lot so I don’t mind the less mowing! Should I go ahead and spray my next round of PGR even though we’re in a drought?
It's up to you Matthew. If it were me, I'd apply the PGR but it depends on how worried you are about the lawn starting to grow quickly if it comes out of regulation. Hopefully you get rain soon, but if it were me, I'd be applying Primo.
I’ll look into the Primo but need to use up my TNEX first. I got a gallon of it when it was like $80 for a gallon I’m about to mow and go ahead and spray it I use my new 31-gallon tow behind North Star sprayer, pull with my ZRT mower.
@@RonHenry Ron how is the Primo Maxx PGR better than the TNEX? Does it suppress Poa too? It only comes in a 4 oz bottle? Seems like a great price! I guess you have a video on it
Ron, I have a 4-hr window, however there is still a light dew on the lawn. I'm guessing the grass should be dry before applying Primo Max, is that correct?
Hey Ron, one question. I have used Primo Maxx for the first time in my lawn 0.2 for 1000 when the label says I can apply 0.6 but I have still seen tip burn. I have used 2 gallon of water will you say was that the variable that burned my tip?
Hey Ron, How does the Harrel Dimension work? Getting ready to put some out in a couple months. The park and rec I use to work with used it all the time. I think the golf course store has .125 Dimension.
Hi Wayne. It's a granular pre-emergent product. You apply it in the spring or fall to suppress weeds' ability to germinate. There are application rates for it in the product description on the store.
@@RonHenry Thanks man! I just ordered both and plan to follow your twice a month application. I have a small section of backyard lawn that doesn't get as much sun as it needs. I believe the PGR with help make the grass in that area more tolerable to receiving less sun. Is that true?
Thanks for the support William. Won’t make it more tolerable to less sunlight but will suppress growth, produce a deeper color and slightly reduce water requirements. There’s really no replacement for sunlight.
@@RonHenry Have a few tress that must come down and a few very high branches on the property line that must be trimmed to allow the necessary sunlight. All in due time. A late fall project here in upstate SC.
Hi Mario. There are distributors in the UK that carry Primo Maxx that will probably ship to Germany. The cost of shipping to from the US would be very expensive.
Sorry for being ignorant - but I never understand why people want to slow down the growth of their lawns 🤷🏾♂️ Especially if you enjoy mowing and you already cutting twice a week - I don’t know - but I like mowing and I want my lawn to grow as much as possible - I have seen people with spare spots in the lawn and using a regulator product - why slow down the growth when you need those spots to fill in - if I were going out of town for 2 or 3 weeks and could not mow then (maybe)
You still need to mow when using growth regulator. I still mow every other day. The clippings that come off the lawn are substantially reduced. It allows me to maintain the lawn at lower cutting heights with less chance of discoloration from mowing. It’s not like you apply growth reg and don’t mow your lawn for a week. Doesn’t work that way.
@@RonHenry I understand that you still have to mow - sorry I just don’t get it - (reducing the clippings ok) - but cutting every day and using the product 🤷🏾♂️ - whatever works for you guys 👍🏿 - you have the amazing lawn so I will be quiet - but I knew that using the product doesn’t mean stop mowing
@@tynaeadams3562 PGR prevents a lot of the plant energy from going to lengthening the blade, and instead the energy is used to strengthen the root system. This causes the grass to grow thicker, resist diseases, and can make your grass greener.
@@tynaeadams3562I know this is late but just wanted to add to Ron's comment. Using PGRs are also known to help increase horizontal growth while slowing vertical growth. So especially with Bermuda. It will help fill in bare spots faster because it puts out more available energy at spreading by horizontal growth and not so much at top growth.
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Get Primo Maxx: golfcourselawn.store/products/primo-maxx-plant-growth-regulator-4-oz
Hello @RonHenry great video I know it’s been a year ago but I have been searching for someone who knows how to apply primo max in the forums. I am still learn,could you please help and let me know when I can start to use primo maxx on Long Island New York. For 2,149 lawn how much oz of primo maxx can I apply that has tttf and kbg grass? I’m thinking to use 2 gallon sprayer. How often ? Is there a ground temperature or any indication of when it’s good to put down and when to stop? Thanks 🙏
@@stjustinthemartyrapostlesc2412 The proces s I use is documented here: golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener
I used primo Maxx and applied 0.5 fl oz onto my tall fescue lawn with some kbg. Is that the right amount for every 2 weeks? Thanks
@@stjustinthemartyrapostlesc2412 golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener and ruclips.net/video/zjleDyqZnDY/видео.html
This is my first season using pgr. I did a split app for my first application because I was afraid of tip burn and just kept doing half rate apps every two weeks because it seemed to be working well. Glad to see someone with more experience validating my approach 😆. Thanks as always for the great content, Ron!
Glad to hear it's working well for you Miles! If you have the time, then split applications really are the way to go.
How long did it take for you to see results?
Also started doing this based on your recommendation. I’m not seeing the rebound effect either near the end of regulation, lawn is thicker, and I’m seeing a deeper shade of green in my 419. 👏
Thanks for the feedback Alejandro. If you have the time, split applications of Primo is definitely the way to go.
Just ordered Primo Maxx from the Golf Course Lawn store. This will be my first time using PGR on my 1yr old Tiff Tuff lawn. Can wait to see the results.
Very cool.
With me being on the road as of late I have experimented with going from split app to 3/3 apps. I’m still seeing good results! Thanks as always Ron!
Nice Robert! Glad the split apps are working well for you. Keep me posted.
Long drought in the north alabama area that sprinklers are rare. My lawn has taken a hit but is by far the greenest and least dormant lawn in the area I have seen, to include the rare lawns with irrigation. I literally have applied no other products aside from the feature and bug killer I apply with the PGR. Most underrated lawn product by far.
Agreed B Ad. Love me some Primo Maxx. Awesome stuff.
I will defo be having a go at this, I have been verti cutting like mad recently and the lawn didn't respond that well while under control
Hi Robbie. All the turf raking and verticutting I’ve been doing recently has been with the lawn under regulation. It likely would have recovered a bit faster without PGR.
Great video Ron! Split rates are where it’s at when using PGR’s! Don’t get the rebound effect like you do on the tail end of a full rate app! ⛳️
Really appreciate the tips about it Dmer91. I'm loving it. Hope all is going well with the move on your end. :-)
Hi Ron great videos, I have a plush green bluegrass, so of course I wanted to keep it that way, so when I heard other viewers mention using Iron might help keep it green, so I though that was a good idea. It was not still yellowed , but liquid iron never seem to work for me, But at least it did slow down my growth. Now waiting for it to turn back dark green. Thank for the videos! My opinion, I do not recommend this product on cool season grass! even at a slightly lower dose it keeps my beautiful KBG and Rye brown, yes it did slow the growth which would have been great with a dark green lawn. My lawn has never look this bad. Cool season grass grower with a beautiful lawn BEWARE! P.S that was about the T-nex P.G.R
Thanks for sharing
Check out Aneuw pgr, different chemistry that isn't so harsh on the plant. I used it on my tall type fescue with iron in the tank mix and it slowed the growth and got darker green.
Put my first app of Primo Maxx PGR this morning. 0.2oz 1gal 1000sqft. Will report back in two weeks. (Bermuda, HOC 1”)
UPDATE: 09/21/2022. First mowed since I applied PrimoMaxx. Holy crap! This thing is amazing. The grass hasn’t grown at all, I barely cut any grass of off the top, this is the fastes, easiest mowed ever. I am very excited
Nice.
UPDATE:06/26/2023 last winter was a bit rough and some of my Bermuda died in the middle. So had been waiting for it to repair itself. It’s nicer and filled in, so today was my first application of PrimoMax. Mixed it with Iron, Seaweed & Humic Acid, and TurfPlex. Will report in a month for a follow up.
Hey Ron video. I Bought primo max a couple months ago and I still haven't used it yet. I checkin
Hopefully this video helps out Timothy
Just finished making my Primo app this evening along with Byosxtrum. Thanks for your content!
Very welcome Ignacio. Let me know how it works for you.
Just smacked the lawn with primo for the first time about 2 weeks ago. I may also give this a try since I'm already out there.
Let me know how it works for you Twotrilla1. I think you'll like the results.
Can I put this in with turfplex and nutrisolve every 2 weeks when I apply that ? Just do them all at same time
Came back to this video now that it's PGR season here in North TX. The split Primo app has done wonders for the lawn already. I appreciate the awesome tip!
Happy to help Teej!
Would love a video or tips around PGR and using fertilizers/herbicides. Are there any gotchas? Is fertilizing and applying PGR less effective? Just don't want to waste money throwing stuff down that would be negated by the PGR.
golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener and golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/why-you-should-start-spoon-feeding-your-lawn will get you squared away. I apply Primo every 2 weeks as part of a spoon feeding program.
I use GDD to track my PGR applications (T-Nex at label rate). I can't imagine getting a whole month of regulation in the heat of summer.
Doing 2 half rate applications works great. Lawn never came out of regulation.
What is the difference between primo max and T-nex? Why is the primo max so much more expensive than T nex? Thanks Ron.
Name brand vs. generic. I'm told the carriers in Primo Maxx are different to T-Nex too.
Great video Ron!!!
Thanks Higgie!
Ron AWESOME videos! I'm using TNEX for the first time and want to make sure I get the application rate correct. If using a 4 gallon sprayer to treat 4,000 SF of Tiftuf and applying at a rate of .25 fl oz per 1,000 SF, I would mix 2 oz of TNEX with 4 gallons of water, correct?
This blog post will have you covered for application rates: golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener
@@RonHenry thanks for the prompt reply! I didn't ask the question very well. I'm clear on how much TNEX to apply per 1,000 SF. I'm not clear on how much water to mix with the TNEX if i'm treating 1,000 SF. Unless I'm missing something, the link you provided doesn't mention how much water to add to the sprayer?
Hi Ron, I don’t see The video you referenced showing what else you spray with Primo Maxx. Is video today!it out yet? Great video today!
It’s at the end of the video Marc f. I spray the 901C carbon kit and NutriSolve along with Primo.
golfcourselawn.store/products/golf-course-lawn-carbon-kit and golfcourselawn.store/products/nutrisolve-with-seaxtra
I still don’t see the url at end of video
It’s not a URL. If pops up on the right side of the screen a 3:20. I’ve also added it to the video description. Let me know if you can’t get to it. ruclips.net/video/tvVyaXS9V18/видео.html
What if any benefit can I expect if applying to a mostly perennial rye lawn? I know it won't "spread" but does it still thicken a bit?
Yes. Deeper color, less mowing, hardier turf. Primo Maxx is awesome stuff. golfcourselawn.store/products/primo-maxx-plant-growth-regulator-4-oz?ToPasteboard
I’m going to follow your reduced rate and bi-weekly recommendation. Last season I experienced significant bronzing on my Tif-419. With temps in Tulsa this week predicted to be in the low 100’s, will that pose any risk? I’m very hesitant.
Hi Mark. Applying at half rate should be MUCH safer than full rate in higher temps. I've been applying all season long (with temps in the high 90s and low 100s) without bronzing issues.
This will be my first season using this stuff and I plan on doing half rate. I’m kind of nervous lol. I’m in NC when should I do first application?
Heya Raider Nation. Mid to late April is when I'd start depending on how the grass is growing in your area.
Hey! Great video! If I use tnex, do I reduce my fertilization or just keep doing what I have been doing?
Keep fertilizing as you always have.
I have some bare spots in my lawn. Would using primo slow down the filling in process?
Primo and regular mowing at lower heights
So I over seeded in a couple areas that were thin back in early May. Wondering with the new grass still being very thin and small if I should wait until next year to use PGR or if it would be ok to use this year?
I wouldn't use PGR until you're regularly mowing the lawn. If it's filled in, then you're good to go. Check out this blog post for tips on how to get a good result with PGR: golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-plant-growth-regulation-can-make-your-lawn-thicker-and-greener
I am regularly mowing the lawn (2-3 times a week)
With my sprayer I seem to be able to spray my whole 10k square feet with the 4 gallon tank. Does that mean that I can put the half rate of PGR for 10k square feet in the 4 gallons and go spray? Or do I need to run it at the half rate and spray one gallon per 1k at the time?
How are you spraying 10k square feet with 4 gallons?
@@RonHenry I don’t know? I’m using the ortho 4 gal wand backpack sprayer. The 99 dollar one from ace hardware. (Bought before I knew better) Even when I use the red tip, which is the “High flow fan tip”, if I’m walking at my normal pace I can spray the whole 10k in one full backpack. It seems like that isn’t right, so that’s why I’m asking. I have no clue how to apply my Primo Maxx given my spray rate. I’m not far from you, I wish I could just pay you to come show me!
Ron, I’ve been using the TNEX PGR that you recommended last year. Have you switched to a better type of PGR?
I’m applying less than half rate and seeing great results! Doing .25 oz per gallon/per 1K SF. Every two weeks with some FEature and Pro Solutions 15-0-0 with 6% iron mixed in with it.
Haven’t had any rain in over two months, and even with irrigation over my entire lawn, I’m seeing some browning from the drought.
Supposed to rain some the next few days possibly.
Went from mowing every 3-4 days to 7-10 days! I have an acre lot so I don’t mind the less mowing!
Should I go ahead and spray my next round of PGR even though we’re in a drought?
It's up to you Matthew. If it were me, I'd apply the PGR but it depends on how worried you are about the lawn starting to grow quickly if it comes out of regulation. Hopefully you get rain soon, but if it were me, I'd be applying Primo.
I’ll look into the Primo but need to use up my TNEX first.
I got a gallon of it when it was like $80 for a gallon
I’m about to mow and go ahead and spray it
I use my new 31-gallon tow behind North Star sprayer, pull with my ZRT mower.
@@RonHenry
Ron how is the Primo Maxx PGR better than the TNEX? Does it suppress Poa too? It only comes in a 4 oz bottle? Seems like a great price! I guess you have a video on it
Ron, I have a 4-hr window, however there is still a light dew on the lawn. I'm guessing the grass should be dry before applying Primo Max, is that correct?
I’ve applied it to grass with dew on it. Just as long as it’s able to dry.
Where can I buy like a pint or quart of T-Nex , it seems like I have to but 4 ounces or 1 Gallon
Not sure Frank. We carry the 4oz itch measuring cup here: golfcourselawn.store/products/primo-maxx-plant-growth-regulator-4-oz?ToPasteboard
Hey Ron, one question. I have used Primo Maxx for the first time in my lawn 0.2 for 1000 when the label says I can apply 0.6 but I have still seen tip burn. I have used 2 gallon of water will you say was that the variable that burned my tip?
Adding more water shouldn't make tip burn worse. Did you mix liquid fertilizer along with Primo when you applied it? That tends to help.
@@RonHenry I mixed Fungicide Propiconazole and Clearys 3336
Hey Ron,
How does the Harrel Dimension work? Getting ready to put some out in a couple months. The park and rec I use to work with used it all the time. I think the golf course store has .125 Dimension.
Hi Wayne. It's a granular pre-emergent product. You apply it in the spring or fall to suppress weeds' ability to germinate. There are application rates for it in the product description on the store.
Im using Primo maxx for the first time tomorrow, can I add chelated Iron with primo maxx? Thank you.
Yes you can Andy
@@RonHenry Thank you I appreciate your help. 🙏
Great video!
Glad you enjoyed it Dyounger30. Appreciate you watching sir.
If I have 4000 square feet what's the half rate what would you recommend Big Ron
.5 oz for 4000 square feet would be half rate for Bermuda and Zoysia.
So 2oz total I have common bermuda
Have 4 gallon backpack sprayer battery operated
Just purchased primo from your store waiting on it to come in just trying to figure out the right way to apply
Hey Ron, if you could only add 1 additional product to be applied with Primo Max what would that product be?
TurfPlex. Has nitrogen and iron all in one product. golfcourselawn.store/products/turfplex-iv-20-2-3-with-seaxtra
@@RonHenry Thanks man! I just ordered both and plan to follow your twice a month application. I have a small section of backyard lawn that doesn't get as much sun as it needs. I believe the PGR with help make the grass in that area more tolerable to receiving less sun. Is that true?
Thanks for the support William. Won’t make it more tolerable to less sunlight but will suppress growth, produce a deeper color and slightly reduce water requirements. There’s really no replacement for sunlight.
@@RonHenry Have a few tress that must come down and a few very high branches on the property line that must be trimmed to allow the necessary sunlight. All in due time. A late fall project here in upstate SC.
Anyone know if this interferes with Hydretain?
Not to my knowledge.
I have to make another app of Primo Max soon
Gotta keep up with your apps Papa Mows Low. 😎
Will it work on my zoysia it’s struggling and not green
It would but not sure why you'd want to use growth regulator on a struggling lawn.
@@RonHenry I’ve put Iron , fertilizer with high nitrogen and nothing.
Unfortunately I've got a little tip burn😢
It will recover.
Where can i get the Produkts in Germany ?
Hi Mario. There are distributors in the UK that carry Primo Maxx that will probably ship to Germany. The cost of shipping to from the US would be very expensive.
Sorry for being ignorant - but I never understand why people want to slow down the growth of their lawns 🤷🏾♂️ Especially if you enjoy mowing and you already cutting twice a week - I don’t know - but I like mowing and I want my lawn to grow as much as possible - I have seen people with spare spots in the lawn and using a regulator product - why slow down the growth when you need those spots to fill in - if I were going out of town for 2 or 3 weeks and could not mow then (maybe)
You still need to mow when using growth regulator. I still mow every other day. The clippings that come off the lawn are substantially reduced. It allows me to maintain the lawn at lower cutting heights with less chance of discoloration from mowing.
It’s not like you apply growth reg and don’t mow your lawn for a week. Doesn’t work that way.
@@RonHenry I understand that you still have to mow - sorry I just don’t get it - (reducing the clippings ok) - but cutting every day and using the product 🤷🏾♂️ - whatever works for you guys 👍🏿 - you have the amazing lawn so I will be quiet - but I knew that using the product doesn’t mean stop mowing
@@tynaeadams3562 PGR prevents a lot of the plant energy from going to lengthening the blade, and instead the energy is used to strengthen the root system. This causes the grass to grow thicker, resist diseases, and can make your grass greener.
@@tynaeadams3562I know this is late but just wanted to add to Ron's comment. Using PGRs are also known to help increase horizontal growth while slowing vertical growth. So especially with Bermuda. It will help fill in bare spots faster because it puts out more available energy at spreading by horizontal growth and not so much at top growth.