Kill Crabgrass, Dallisgrass, Clover in 5 Easy Steps. Oxalis, morning glory and Crabgrass Killer.
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Crabgrass products for- Buffalograss, Centipedegrass, Fine & Tall Fescue, Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial ryegrass:
🛒 Speedzone (For hard to kill weeds)
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🛒 T-Zone Herbicide (For hard to do weeds)fpre
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🛒 Tenacity (Crabgrass and annual grass control)
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🛒 Non-ionic Surfactant (to be purchased with Tenacity)
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Products for use with Bermudagrass (common and hybrid), Buffalograss, Fine and Tall Fescue, Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial Ryegrass and Zoysia
🛒 Methylated Seed Oil Duo Stick (Purchase with quinclorac products like drive xlr8)
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🛒 Drive XLR8 Quinclorac (annual grass killer / crabgrass killer)
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🛒 Quinclorac 1.5L (annual grass killer / crabgrass killer)
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Products for use on Bermudagrass, Centipedegrass, St. Augustinegrass and Zoysiagrass
🛒 Celcius WG (or Blindside WDG)
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🛒 Southern AG Methylated Seed Oil
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🛒 Methylated Seed Oil Duo Stick (Purchase with quinclorac products like drive xlr8)
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🛒 Speedzone (For hard to kill weeds)
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Sprayers
🛒 Solo Handheld Sprayer 2 Gallon w/ fan nozzle
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🛒 Chapin 24V Battery Powered Backpack
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Yard Equipment
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🛒 12gauge 100ft extension cord
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🛒 Thatch Rake
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🛒 Rain Gauge 10 pack
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Kill Crabgrass, Dallisgrass, Clover in 5 Easy Steps. Kill Bindweed, Morning Glory and more.
Today we go over the Pest and Lawn Ginja's 5 Steps to killing crabgrass and other annual grass weeds.
Step 1. Identify your grass type
Step 2. Identify the weed
Step 3. Pick the right herbicide for your grass type
Step 4. Proper Handling and Mixing of the herbicide
Step 5. How to properly apply the herbicide
If you're looking for a good weed killer for grass or your lawn I have listed weed killer that will kill the weeds and not your grass.
Kill Crabgrass, Dallisgrass, Clover in 5 Easy Steps. Oxalis, morning glory and Crabgrass Killer.
Follow my 5 steps and you'll be well on your way to successfully killing crabgrass. Kill Crabgrass and Weeds in 5 Easy Steps. How to kill crabgrass in Bermuda, st. augustine, Kentucky Bluegrass and others.
Kill Crabgrass, Dallisgrass, Clover in 5 Easy Steps. Oxalis, morning glory and Crabgrass Killer.
The three herbicides we discuss today are Tenacity / Meso 4sc, Quinclorac 1.5L / Drive xlr8, and celcius wg. Each one of these herbicides targets crabgrass and other annual grass. They each have there pro's and cons. It's important to know that you can't spray all herbicides equally to all different species of grass. Some species are susceptible to the herbicides and you run the risk of killing your lawn.
If you want to spot spray weeds like a pro and kill crabgrass and not your lawn watch and follow my 5 easy steps to killing crabgrass and other weeds in your lawn.
Kill Crabgrass and Weeds in 5 Easy Steps. How to kill crabgrass in Bermuda, st. augustine, bluegrass
Thanks for watching today's video. Check out the description to see the products I used today. If you're looking for the best treatments for your lawn, check out my favorite products:
Fertilizer
🛒 Propeat Fertilizer
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Yard Equipment
🛒 Sun Joe Scarifier and dethatcher (REQUIRES 12Gaugae Extension Cord)
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🛒 12gauge 100ft extension cord
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🛒 Thatch Rake
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🛒 Spyker hand held spreader
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🛒 Levelawn
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🛒 Rain Gauge 10 pack
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🛒 Thermometer (Taylor digital thermometer)
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🛒 FlowZone Typhoon 2V
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🛒 FlowZone Storm Backpack Sprayer
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🛒 Solo Handheld Sprayer 2 Gallon w/ fan nozzle
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Herbicides for Cool Season Grass
🛒 Speedzone (For hard to kill weeds)
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🛒 T-Zone Herbicide (For hard to do weeds)
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Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/y4tqhy3o
🛒 Tenacity (Crabgrass and annual grass control)
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Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/y2go983a
🛒 Non-ionic Surfactant (to be purchased with Tenacity)
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Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/y653upkf
🛒 Methylated Seed Oil Duo Stick (Purchase with quinclorac products like drive xlr8)
Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/yxt5q2zo
🛒 Drive XLR8 Quinclorac (annual grass killer / crabgrass killer)
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Amazon (PAID LINK): amzn.to/2ZWZI4N
🛒 Quinclorac 1.5L (annual grass killer / crabgrass killer)
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Domyown (PAID LINK): tinyurl.com/m48nud7m
Herbicides Warm Season grass types (READ LABEL FOR GRASS TYPE / WEED TARGET)
🛒 Weed Free Zone (general weed killer)
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🛒 Dismiss NXT (annual grass killer)
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🛒 Certainty (annual grass killer/crabgrass killer)
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Bug Sprays
🛒 Demand CS (Great to control most pests inside and out)
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🛒 Transport mikron (Great for ant control and general pest)
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It’s August 29th. I live in the Northeast should I try and kill my crabgrass now and overseed in October and then use as pre-emergents in mid-late march and over seed again in late may?
Can I just go through the pain staking process of pulling out crab grass ?
@@imperfectdadstuff
From what I have watched from Ginja and others, and heard on radio:
If you are in the "cool states", crabgrass is an annual and if you keep it from seeding , and neighbors seeds from blowing in, I would just let it die over the Winter and be sure to Pre-emerge the following Spring.
If your in the "warm states", you are in OzzyMan "Destination F**k*d!"
Thanks You , Bro make a video how spray in Hot weather
Can you give crabgrass a five finger death punch?
Started doing my own lawn care 10 years ago when I found the professionals struggled with my weeds for $700 plus per season.
Have done a lot research with university cooperative extensions. The Lawn Ginga is theee best teacher in lawn care. He’s pretty funny too. Very concise!
Super kind thank you 🙏
This is probably the best tutorial for anything I have ever seen demonstrated online. Very thorough. Very informative. Great job.
My man! Such a kind comment. Love the feedback. Took me a few weeks to compile this video. Appreciate it
I am so thankful for all the Ginja videos posted out here, especially this one. I used a combination of Tenacity and Speedzone, along with some Hi-Yield Super Sticker just like in the video. Used it on my northern lawn (fescue and rye grass). Did wonders for clover, Oxalis, and dandelion. I am a newbie, and will share some additional tips:
I would highly recommend some kind of marker dye to ensure you can keep track of where you are going and where you've been. Wear old pants/shoes if you use marker dye! Your pants/shoes will likely get the dye on them. Wash those pants separately in a laundry sink or even your bathtub or bathroom sink to get as much dye out as possible, ... then you can toss them in your regular laundry without dye transfer to your other clothes.
Be patient and wait for a day that's not windy when you won't have rain for at least a few hours after applying. Even a slight breeze will ruin your coverage - I tried it with a slight breeze and gave up after only a few seconds. I don't think I've ever paid so much attention to the wind in the weather forecast! :) But I finally found the perfect morning for spraying with no wind, no dew on the leaves, and no rain that day.
Lastly, it's really important to watch other Ginja videos, ... especially when it comes to learning about the difference between bunching tall fescue and crabgrass (are you frustrated with trying to kill your "crabgrass?", ... learn why!).
The great thing is I have enough leftover product for next year - and they will keep for a year or two shelf life easily. And it's all done at a fraction of the cost of a lawn service!
Thank you for the great videos Lawn Ginja!
awesome post and feedback!
@@pestandlawnginja I have tall fescue . I'm trying to kill dallisgrass. I've used tenacity. Dallisgrass turned white but returned to normal color within 14 days.. I sprayed 3 treatments 14 days apart. Not much effect. What should I do.
@@derrickeiland2684 I see he replied to almost everyone but you... hopefully he didn't see your question. I have the same question, trying to get rid of dallisgrass in my tttf
Subbed, doing my first lawn ever (new Home Owner) and these video have been invaluable.
Thanks for the feedback! Glad your finding value!
Eh Gina, love your info, could you help us out up here in Ontario, Canada. None of the herbicide listed are available here, except for the Home Depot types. So we have to mix acids to increase the store bought stuff. Thx bud.
This is a lot of information to remember if you have NO knowledge of lawns. I'm going to have to watch several times...lol!
Totally agree!!!!
I watched it a few times. My chemicals arrived today, and I sprayed today. I hope it works.
Excellent video. No words wasted. Jumps right in.
Watching other people's videos where they waste 5 minutes giving you the background of THEIR problem and THEIR thought process drives me nuts!
This is how it's done!
Thank you!!!
This is the most informative video about this topic I have seen with out any fluff or off topic stuff. It's amazing how hard it is to find this information.
Wow, thank you! Appreciate the feedback!
My favorite advice in this video was "go to your local nursery".
It's amazing how much information can be had by taking a few samples in there :)
One of the most informative videos on spraying weeds I've seen. Thank you, JohnG
Thanks John!!! Really hoping this video is a home run for a lot of you out there.
That was the most informative video on weeds i’ve seen yet. Thanks man.
Thank you!
This was the most detailed explanation of Herbicide lawn care. The one thing I found the most helpful to me is that one gallon of water will cover 1000 sqft of area! The labels on these Herbicides only speak of how many ounces for 1000 square feet, and I have yet to see any label tell you that one gallon will cover 1000 sqft! Identifying the grass is important for sure, but the tables usually cover the types of grass and the weeds the herbicide is made to kill. The other thing is application, and using the blue dye is great to see how thick you are going down. Great video! Thanks for the help! We all know you have to grab a lard flat screw driver and get busy pulling weeds as well as killing them; because they don't just disappear now do they lol. It can get cumbersome for sure, but a nice lawn is better to look at than a bunch of weeds lol
100%! Glad you enjoyed the video.
Ginja = Genius ! Wish you could bottle all your lawn knowledge and we could just spray THAT on the lawn. That would be concentrated stuff. About 1.5 oz. per 1000 should do it. Thanks Ginja. You are the man !
👊😂 let's make lawns great again
That Tenacity and SpeedZone application last Saturday looks like it's working well. So far many of my broadleaf weeds have browned and withered and many others are changing colors. Great content here and I'm following it to the T. Thanks Ginga!
Well done Dennis! Nice job getting out there and showing that lawn who's boss
Great content! I learned a bunch! Bonus footage of Big Ned at the end! Best Lawn channel on CZcams.
Thanks Bruce!!!! Ned is the best but we all know Ned don't care hahahaha
Started following the Pest & Lawn Ginja three years ago when I bought my house. Other than paying my mortgage on time, following The Ginja was the single best move I made. In no time at all - following Ginja's clear, easy advice - my lawn went from being The Wreck of the Hesperus to a lush, weed-free, healthy blanket of tall fescue. All credit goes to the Pest & Lawn Ginja!!
You the man Mark! Nice job Slaying that Lawn!
Damn Bro...I was a certified Gardner back in high school when I worked at Walmart in the garden center and loved it and thought I knew the shit of shit in gardening. I'm 45 years old now and own my home now and just getting back into the fun world of yard work and just watched your video and realized...Damn...what did I miss over the past 20+ years. Lots of new information I didn't know about. Glad to find your video. Love to see guys that know their shit about lawn work. Love your video Brother! You are totally Cobra Kai Material and know how to sweep the leg! Sensei Kreese would be proud. lol A+++++++ Thumbs Up!!! : )))
Thanks! Huge compliment. appreciate it! Lawn care game has changed quiet a bit. new and improved selective pre emergents are something like a unicorn hahaha. but they're real.
Wow, lot of great info on this video. Gonna keep this one bookmarked for reference. Good job Ginja.
Glad to hear Jason! I spent some time trying to get this one all dialed in.
Brilliant presentation clear precise , really like your videos some of the best on utube.
Thanks Michael! I spent some time on this one
Thanks for info - I sprayed XLR8 + MSO + blue dye 2 days ago in STatesville NC - have had no rain in 2-3 weeks - have lawn mixture of bermuda and tall fescue but due to neglect the crab grass has taken over - have right at 40,000 sq ft, used a 25 gal pull behind sprayer - in 2 days the majority of the crabgrass is very brown and quickly dying. It took 50 gals or 2 tanks. The XLR8 killing of the crabgrass is a post emergent process and am also look for some pre-emergent benefit to "get after" the poanna in Jan-Feb. So here is a strong positive recommendation on XLR8 for killing crabgrass - just praying for rain to proceed on with aeration and seeding. Plan on using XLR8 as a pre-emergent for crabgrass in Feb and we will see if it is as effective.
Although quinclorac has some pre emergents properties you'll be better off using prodiamine or dithiopyr
additional info - my local farm store had the XLR8 but getting the MSO was harder so plan ahead. XLR8 says do not use if above 85 degrees - the lady at the farm store called BASF rep for clarification because along with the drought it has been unusually hot. They said use it early AM and it should dry in 30 mins or so (wind, sun etc all diff factors) but as long as it was dry by the time temps hit 88-90 there would be no problem so good on that front. Also asked is applying to a heave dew in early AM and rep said no problem - and from my visual perspective it may have even helped - you could literally see it covering more and more of each leaf as it sat there.
Sounds right to me
I recently moved my mobile home about 7 months ago. At my previous address, I bought some Kentucky Blue Grass from Lowe's. What came up was a winter Rye grass instead, and it grew in bunches, and while it gave cover to a small area that was in the shade most of the time, it really didn't look that attractive. Now I'm in a location where I have a lot of bare ground and a lot of weeds. I sprayed a couple of weeks ago, probably a month too late, with T-Zone, Tenacity and Quinclorac with Surfactant and some Blue marker die. One of the mixes I learned from your channel and has become one of my go to mixes for weed control. There is so much work to do to get grass to fill in here, but trusting the label seems to be a problem since I bought Kentucky Blue grass seed from Lowe's and got a winter Rye grass grow up instead!
To boot, the ground is very hard, so Sea Kelp and Humic acid to condition the soil. I bought the Sun Joe off Amazon after seeing you use it on a couple of your videos, and I'm happy I did. I used it on my last lawn to clean up a bit before over seeding some Bermuda grass and laid a 1/4" of Peat Moss over the top of it and watered it morning and evening, and it done great. I tripled the recommended setting when I seeded. The biggest chore was baby sitting my dog when I let him outside to do his business, but I had a big yard, so it was easy to shew him to the other areas.
Hopefully I can condition the red soil here and increase the drainage of the soil. I'm thinking if I use the Sun Joe and get some Peat Moss along with Humic acid and Sea Kelp, then maybe I can get a start this year on improving the soil quality.
Do you have any other recommendations on improving soil conditions? Thanks for all the helpful info you provide for lawn care!
aerification would be the fastest solution to conditioning soil. aerating, pulling the cores and pushing new soil into the dirt. its a fantastic way. my new quick guide can help make the job easy. thanks for watching and slaying that lawn!
Great content. Not to many guys will talk about using multiple herbicides at the same time. They just talk about individual ones not which ones to combine. What about mixing your non ionic surfactant and seed oil together. Does that make it “hot” as some guys like to say. Thanks and keep it up
Great question. The truth is I've only theorized about this and haven't done any testing. I've read articles like this one that claim there's no issue. Check his #2 section. techlinenews.com/herbicides/adjuvants2014
I use a product called duo stick when we mix for our large tanks and it's an incredible product. but its an mso mixed with a organosilicone based surfactant. It breaks humates down faster than anything else I've tried. In about 30 to 45 seconds it'll break the 90% humic acid down into a slurry which is important to get it to mix with water.
Maybe I gave you a new video idea. Testing in your lawn is way better than mine. 🤔
ahahaha, yah. I break my lawn all the time. It's fun for me. My poor neighbors think I'm nuts.
Pest and Lawn Ginja I just sent you an instagram message check it out. Any help would be great
happy to help. just be patient. I'm a bit backed up with the messages.
You really do make the best videos on lawn care. Very informative and you keep the audiences attention. 👍
Thanks Charles! Really appreciate the compliment
Finally I found someone who knows what he's talking about, now it's time to grow the best lawn in Washington, thanks lawn ginja
Rad!!! Thanks for the compliment! Slay that lawn Gold Digger!!!
Finally someone who extensively explains the steps in a scientific method! Thank you!
Thanks! Love the feedback
I just want the big red “EASY” button please!
That makes two of us!
Thanks for the great video.... No more praying that I didn't kill the lawn!
That's what I'm talking about chris!
Okay, using a 4-gallon Husqvarna backpack sprayer with fan tip, I just finished spraying every clump of crabgrass, broadleaf weed, and, really, any weed I could spot in my entire lawn, front and back, with the Quinclorac, T-Zone, and Turf Mark concoction. And yes, I used the whole 4 gallons...my shoulders and mid back are rebelling now. But I’m grateful for the tutorial. I will aerate early next month, and then overseed with Bermuda (I’ve given up on Tall Fescue). My lawn should start looking great in late Spring. Thanks again!!
That's awesome to hear Danny! Sounds like you're slaying that lawn! Way to show that turd who's boss!
Far from a pro here... but if you aerate the lawn keep in mind the pre-emergent barrier will be compromised. You can use Tenacity prior to seeding/over seeding the lawn. Tenacity will provide both Pre and Post emergent protection. Tenacity works well with top dressing to keep any weeds in the dirt from taking over too.
As always ,I learn something great from you again, I am so so glad that I don’t have crap grass, “CRAB” I also just got my AMS SOIL ,MOISTURE , SOIL TESTING PROBE, and the AMS DEBRIS REMOVING TOOL ,This video has to one of my many favorites,awesome knowledge and videos also love your 5 step diagnostic test for lawn issues
Thanks tim! I appreciate the feedback. I really took my time on this one to try and get it right for all types of people
Wow man that's a lot to take in, being a new (last few years) home owner I want to really start working on my lawn. This is very helpful! Great video! Subbed!
Thank you! I worked really hard on that video
@@pestandlawnginja bet you did! I have to watch it again because a kid put a bunch of clay with weeds in it to fill in my lawn and it looks awful! I’m tiny and in chronic pain with Lyme and other things, including a broken arm. This isn’t good! I have a dog who eats that tall fescue that’s in clumps. I’m a little “tick”-Ed at this guy!
This is exactly what I was looking for. My hero. Subbed
Thanks isabel! Appreciate you watching
Bunching (Clumping) tall Fescue. I've struggled to figure out what this was and I finally figured it out thanks to this video! Explains why nothing kills it out of my Fescue lawn....
Awesome 👏
Is there a way to kill clumping fescue in a lawn of bluegrass?
Talk about OWNING a lawn, you give all the info and then some. Thanks brother!
Any time!
Thanks so much! This was really helpful.
You're welcome Susan
Thank you. Im still a bit confused. I think I think I have bermuda grass. Im very new at this. It was a little overwhelming with all of those chemicals. Is it possible that you could give me a list of which ones I should buy for that specific grass. I have Crab grass, johnson grass, & fox tail. and a number of other weeds. I had no grass 4 months ago when i moved in. I must have used a bad seed brand. My lawn is only 10x15 Regardless, I am very grateful for your video. You obviously care and take your time responding to people.
Hey Daniel happy to help. The list of products and categories is in the description of the video. Let me know if that doesnt answer your question
Thanks! This mix is working great after so much time and money. Thank you.
You're welcome! Super kind! I really appreciate the tip.
You know Ginja. I'm pretty sure that you are the most knowledgeable lawn guy on CZcams. I've been a following your channel since early on and your content is super educational. Just what we amateurs need. Thanks Ginja.
Thank you DIY allied! Someday I hope to be a tenth of where you're at on youtube
@@pestandlawnginja Ha ya right. Thanks though. Great video, I learn a lot every time you put a new video out. I've been fighting the crabgrass this year.
You're welcome
Hey Ginja, very informative video. What do you recommend for a yard that is about 2 acres in Size? recently purchased a new place in north virginia that has all sorts of crabgrass, clover, and all sorts of stuff. (working on getting to a kentucky bluegrass) Because of the size I'm thinking big box store granular versus a 2 gallon sprayer. I have a pull behind spreader already. Second question, how can I increase success of overseeding such a large area with zero automated sprinkler system? Good work and will buy through your links.
great questions. the granular is commonly more expensive. There are some awesome boom sprayers that attach to four wheelers that would allow you to spray instead of granulate. however you can find some mesotrione granular searching on the web and it will do a good job on the crabgrass and annual grasses.
Justin Turner? Go Dodgers!!
LOL yes!!!!
One of the Best vids I've seen on this subject so far. Thank you.
I could watch this over and over!
rad! thank you
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Fantastic video Ginja, thanks for all the work that went into this. 😎👍😀
Thanks Jef!!!! It was a booger to get right hahaha. took me a bit.
Pest and Lawn Ginja interesting I’ll do some more research
cool
@@pestandlawnginja whats the grass called when i got a yard full of tall thin weeds with black seeds on end? Im in Alabama
why do men want to wear those nasty scraggly beards? they are gross you get all kinds of crap in them yuck!
Ginja for PRESIDENT!!!
Bahahahaha, Ginja.... .Making Lawns Great Again
Thanks Ginja! Id’s the crab grass and fox tail, bought the chems, applied as directed. Weeds dying. SUPER HELPFUL! Love it when a plan comes together.
Rad! Nice job slaying those weeds!
Ginja, thank you for the informative video!
I have been trying to knocks out crabgrass for about two years using off the shelf stuff from my local national chain. After watching your video, I purchased 1.5 L of Quinlorac. Within 3 days of application, all of my bright green crabs have turned brown. I did not use a dye because I figured that whatever I miss would be evident within a few days and I would just go back to those spots. It worked. Six days in and the evidence is clear; more than a third of my lawn is brown. YEAH!
Now the hard part... getting rid of all the dead crabs. In another week or two, I should be able to rake out the dead thatch and prep the soil for seed, just in time for fall planting. :)
Right on! sounds like you're slaying that lawn!
Have you ever dealt with Japanese Stilt Grass? It makes those other weeds seem like wimps.
I have never had the pleasure!
Alan Licht it totally does! Thats ish is like on steroids or something!!!
One of the best videos on chems I've seen! Informative and helpful between many different products and talking about one specific product to death. Really putting the effort in this year to establish our big front lawn and I came here first for spray knowledge!
Thanks Graham! love the feedback. I spent some time trying to get this one right!
I use a 3 step process in south central Pennsylvania: T-zone for all broadleaf weeds (clover, spurge, dandelions, and wild violets), Ornamec for all non desired grassy weeds including bermuda, crabgrass, and barnyard grass. And then I use Sedgehammer for the yellow nutsedge. I go over the lawn once a month, more if things start looking out of hand.
And I do use roundup in small amounts around the flowerbeds but only sparingly.
sounds awesome. great plan.
Just received the DEBRIS RAKE and also the soil probe, they work outstanding, I also gave you a huge shout out recommending these products to Amazon , Thank you again for all the great and awesome videos and information you put out it’s top-notch, I would love to work with you on the diagnostic approach and lawn care
Thanks Tim!!! Hit me up anytime.
Lawn Ginga, your videos are awesome. Thank you! I’ve been trying to learn how to care for my lawn but after watching this video I think that I have tall fescue infesting my lawn. I can’t seem to attach a photo here though.
right on! i have some other videos that show it a bit in more detail
Just moved into a new house that has a 1/4acre lawn. The previous owner did not take care the lawn at all that he let the lawn full of different weeds. I must say that its 100% covered by different types of weeds. Dont know what to do with it other than trying to mow the lawn twice a week to keep it a little bit cleaner look. Anyways, thanks for sharing this video.
happpy to help Kay. hope it all worked out
Wow 2 years later and I came back looking for this specific video (and saw my original comment 🤣). This video is a Ginja Classic.
I’m in NorCal and it’s getting warm mid to high 60’s. Cut my mostly healthy TTTF lawn down at the lowest setting this morning and then sprayed XLR8, Speed Zone, generic version of Tenacity and surfactant/blue dye (edit: Turf Mark, my Nike Monarch dad shoes are now Smurf blue 😆) in my Ryobi backpack sprayer. Can’t wait to run my fisher price SunJoe dethatcher over the lawn in a couple weeks, then start the recovery and enjoy a green season.
Right on! Sounds like quiet the cocktail! Slay that lawn!
This is the first time I have seen a claim to selectively control quack grass. I truly hope it will work. Thank you for the video.
Best of luck!
This is the best grass video on CZcams
Thanks george! I worked really hard on this video
Amazing Video! Great instructions. Thank you for sharing the knowledge. My lawn is covered in weeds. I want my grass back! Now I know how to go about that. Thanks Ginja
Glad it was helpful! You got this!
When I was searching for which crabgrass video to click on, I knew the moment I saw this man that he was thorough. Great Video! Very well explained, very informative.
Thanks!!!
I will be more than happy to spend my hard earned money to make you some. I liked that. You deserve it. So much work went into the making of this video for our benefit. Thanks again
Thank you! Indeed I spent a ton of time putting this video together
Here in Texas last 2 months crabgrass is a beast with it being 95+ and 0 rain last 6 weeks, will give this a shot as im tired of digging them up one by one before each an hour before mowing... bought the Quinclorac 1.5 L so i might spray neighbors yards that meet mine. Another solid month of green and mowing here at least for the fineblade bermuda. Thanks for posting them separately =)
You're welcome! Good luck and go slay that lawn!
I am lost. It is complicated. but your voice is really great. Good to use for English-speaking pronunciation.
why thank you
Great for the education of do-it-yourselfers, and equally educational to those who need to have the work performed by a professional! Thanks for the confidence Ginga
YES! Its funny you say that because that was exactly what I was shooting for. Educating both the diy and the service industry people. Makes me happy.
I mixed everything as directed. I hope it works it took me two hours and 9 gallons. I don't feel like doing it again. I will post you in spring for results. Thanks
Best of luck!
I'm using it mainly for crabgrass and creeping Charly. hope it works, thanks
Excellent video! As in, off the charts well done program.
Thanks for the time and effort.
Much appreciated! I spent a ton of time putting this one together. thanks for the feedback.
Very well put together! Great job, Ginja!
Thanks Andrew! Really appreciate it
I work for Trugreen one of the biggest company in the USA and everything he saying is correct I can vouch for that!!
appreciate that 👊
Still one of my favorite on weed control. There is another online shop that has these chemicals just a little cheaper than the 2 online stores listed.
Awesome. Good to know
Damn Late again First Aussie 😁. Ginjas school is in session, as usual I’m sitting up the back of the class leaning back against the wall on my chair.😎👍👍You are full of great information again Ginja.
Thanks Trevor! Thanks for watching during class hahaha
It wasn’t me sir , I didn’t spitball Johnny,😉
hahaha, fair enough
I love it, if you screw up it’s just grass!! I burned my lawn a few weeks ago so this hits home!
Yes! All in the learning curve! Keep slaying that lawn
You are a great explainer. Thank you so much for this video.
You're very welcome!
Excellent video and clear presentation. This is informative enough to start the process.
Glad it was helpful!
This video is classified as an "annual". One of my favorites.
🤣🤣🤣 love it!
Great video. I have all of those weeds including wild parsley. Big issues with my lawn. Maybe Casron and a dump truck of gravel is the answer. I’m still saving your video!
Thanks for watching John! Sounds like you're well on your way to slaying that lawn
Awesome weed identity part. Incomplete title. That's really important to folks like me.. Wasn't expecting it!
This is an excellent video. I have several of these products for my warm season grass specifically Celsius and Quinclorac. I actually have achieved great just using weed b gon from the big box store on many of the listed weeds. I would also suggest trying to stay ahead of weeds by applying a pre emergent twice a year at the label rates. It will be strange having a lot of weed control products that you actually don't need because on the rare occasion I see a weed I just pull it out. But great information in here Ginja. Thank you!
Thanks. It was a fun one to make
I have Saint Augustine in Ga.. first time getting selective herbicide .. I have loads of crab grass, dallis grass and clover .. right now grab and clover mid summer will have lots of dallis grass… I was recommended Celsius I will try it this time.. I bought tenacity also but sounds like that’s a cool grass treatment
theres a few warm season grasses that are tolerant. the biggest issue is the bleaching effect tenacity brings.
Hank you for being concise in your information. Very helpful. I saved it for future review.
Glad it was helpful!
You’re awesome man! Could’ve used this 10 years ago!!! But I have it now. Will be very happy to use you’re affiliate links!
Awesome! Thank you!
I have 56,000 sg.ft of grass. I live in Ontario Canada. My major problem this year was crabgrass and annuals. As the area of lawn is so large, I would like u 2 prescribe the chemicals I need to have to prevent crabgrass and annuals from germinating.
Your video is great but I don’t want purchase incorrect stuff.
I look forward from hearing from. Thank you.
You'll have to cross the boarder and order some things. Hahaha the restrictions you have are crazy. You may need to learn how to brew a compost tea
I live in Northern Illinois and I'm getting clumps of grass that appear fine, lighter green, tall and rather limp so they blow in the wind. I believe it's Johnson Grass. I didn't have it last year and all of a sudden this year it's invaded my lawn. Can you suggest a product that I could try to get rid of it? Thank you so much in advance. I love the information your videos have to offer.
I've had ridiculously good results with Drive XLR8 in northeast US. Absolutely incredible on most weeds in the part of the US.
its a great product
BEST VIDEO !!! Detailed and to the point!!!! I needed this!
Ginja, I really appreciate the videos. Much respect for the deep knowledge you have in your craft. I'm hoping to get to where you're at one day. You must have gone to school right?
Where did you acquire your understanding?
I read a ton of labels and a ton of university extensions studies
Great video. Have a ton of crabgrass and what appears to be goosegrass. Put down pre-emergent earlier this year, but thinking I may have put it down a little too early. Clover started taking over in the fall and looks like some of the deadnettle is starting to come back again too. Lawn care is tough when your neighbors don't do anything to help out....but I think this was the first year I didn't have more than a handful of dandelions in my yard.
Hey Tom. Thanks for the comment. Keep in mind pre emergents only provide dysfunction to germinating seeds. clover, dandelions, thistle and several other species are classified as biennial weeds. They would have completed their germination 12 to 18 months prior. getting rid of weeds is a process. So if you're going to go the route of using pre emergents you need to be diligent with your timing and frequency.
Great video and instructions! I especially appreciated learning about which weed killers could be mixed with others. That’s going to save a lot of time with the lawn salad I’m dealing with.
You're welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting
I used your share a sale link, but turns out I need a different product to kill off the wild Bermuda grass - Fusilade II. Will their website track my other product searches so you get credit?
@@minoutv7347 if you purchase from Amazon within 24 hours of clicking on my link yes. Domyown has a 90 day cookie
This is an amazing video I’m a new home owner and been trying to figure out what the heck kind of weeds I inherited looks like your title hit all tree most scary to me is the Dallisgrass heard it’s a nightmare and it’s taking over a small corner right by the driveway and walkway also lots of clover and some crab grass… hoping I can learn how to kill this stuff without hurting my grass
Slay that lawn!!! For the most part when you’re starting it’s about going out and getting on the lawn. Just remember. It’s only grass. If you error you grow some more and try again
I always put only water in the sprayer first and adjust the spray tip to the desired output pattern.
Great tip!
Just found your vids. Have treated my yards myself for years. These last couple of years I have had a lot of issues. Some because we downsides to a smaller house in a neighbor where folks don't care for their yards as much. Clover is the devil for me. (words from a retired pastor). I have about 80% centipede and the rest carpet grass. Going to try some of your suggestion... only have about 6000 sq. feet of grass. just got to find the products you mentioned at a price I can afford. Thanks again
You're welcome! Go slay that lawn!
For the fulisade ll definitely use a turf marking dye, the first time I used it for quack grass,I over did it ,only one quick spray,it does amazing job on quack grass “ Thanks for the awesome tip” I believe by fall of next year and thanks for helping my lawn , it will be definitely doing great 👍
That's awesome tim! I want to try it really bad but I only have kbg in my area and fusilade is not recommended for kbg.
Pest and Lawn Ginja I do too, and my mix is KBG tttf some rye, poa annuia poa triv,so the fusillade ll works great for quack grass but I didn’t put turf dye in and I went back and forth over some spots, it did have some spots with herbicide burn, and I got inpatient and re- sodded, 4 / 5 spots , they were 4x6 or so but on one other spot I didn’t do anything and the KBG is coming back great without any quack grass, also I learned about the poa’s which I just found out I have, and have a strategy for that now, my soil temperature is mid to upper 60s so I applied the Dithiopyr and next month October I will put down another app to stop the germination process of poa’s so again thanks for the awesome videos and great info, if I do have another outbreak of quack grass I will definitely use the dye and another type of sprayer,
Pest and Lawn Ginja I should’ve taken a video before I used it and then after, all my spots are gone now, I think I was too heavy handed with the herbicide which stunted or damaged the grass but like I said the one spot is coming back and filling in fine, I think it would work with a better sprayer and with your knowledge I don’t think you would have a problem with it Maybe do a test spot, it does take a while for it to take affect but it does kill it dead
crazy. well done btw. I love testing things. My biggest issue is label is law. I wouldn't mind testing it out but i wouldn't be able to recommend it to others.
Thank you. Excellent overview and advice. You have provided the best advice I have found thus far. I have watched at least three times. Live in the Madison Wisconsin area (cool season) and the Quinclorac/MSO/T-Zone worked very well in August. Put second application ~14 days. May switch to Tenacity in Spring for the pre-emergent. Thanks again - you are awesome.
awesome David! Great to haer you're out on the lawn slayin away! if you've purchased the quinclorac/mso/t-zone don't buy the tenacity. it is a horrible standalone pre emergent. if you're looking for a pre emergent and are NOT seeding then use prodiamine or dithiopyr. dithiopyr is more agressive then prodiamine but comes at a cost.
@@pestandlawnginja. Wow. Thanks again. I was planning to move to Tenacity but now i will go with your recommendation above and stick my current combo as needed. Stay safe!
@@davidknocke4793 anytime. you're welcome
I have a recently sodded Palisades Zoysia lawn which has became littered with numerous different types of weeds. I live in the Texas Hill Country so the climate is hot and dry. Can I use Tenacity as a post emerigent safely on the lawn and this year? Like other comments, your video's are very clear and it is obvious by the way you walk the viewer through you know your stuff! I am a faithful subscriber now so please keep up the great work :)
Unfortunately tenacity is NOT for use on Zoysia. It will kill it. You'll need to stick to true pre emergents like dithiopyr and prodiamine for best results then treat the weeds as they come with a post emerging herbicide. Really appreciate the support Jim.
Thankz for the video. I have Drive XlR8 but didn't know what to use for the other weeds until this video.
You're welcome! Glad you found value
great video man! My lawn is trashed with weeds I'm ready to slay.
You got this!
Best and most informative video I have found. Thanks Ginja!
Glad it was helpful!
It's a key point that we are practicing on the cement with just water, not the mixed solution.
YES, great feedback.
That part about the sprayer was very helpful. Thank you
You're welcome!
Thats sooooo true !! I live in Japan and though most Japan have Asiana type grass, I chose Kentucky Bluegrass because its basically year round in this mild climate which is similiar to Georgia. So 2 years ago I had a big problem with weeds and wanted to get rid of them without killing some grass that mixed with it. I trusted the home centre that told me a granular that I chose would NOT harm the grass. 2 separate people from this home centre told me this. Well, it might have been of no harm to the Asia type grass but it killed the Kentucky Bluegrass and I had a lot of issues for the next 2 issues where I put the crap. Totally regretted putting any type of weed killer on my lawn. So Ginja is right. #1 be totally careful about the TYPE of grass you are using......and try good old tools and hard work and pull the buggers out ....so atleast clear them long enough for the grass. I have a trust issue with herbicides now.
That is a bummer!!!!
Thanks for the details and confidence to use some new products
My pleasure 😊
Killer video Ginja! A must watch for the DIY community!
Thanks Jake! I tried my best to get it right
Is this Video Big Ned approved ? I understand Ned has been promoted to upper Management and has his master produces very informative and real life factual useful video's That's not about ego. Great Job Ginja.
He's a behind the scenes guy lately hahaha.
Great instructions! I have a Bermuda and fescue huge yard. I think I have identified my worst weed as goose grass. It sends up a stalk and at the end it has a vee and little black seeds that get all over the feet. I put out a pre-emergent that is supposed to help with it. Hope it does! Thanks for the video. Tom in Oklahoma
nice job getting on the lawn! Have a great day!
Great stuff, Ginja! Got any suggestions for Poa Trivialis?
Hey Ninja Man love your videos. I don’t want Zoysia grass in my cool season grass. But also have other weeds in my lawn like creeping stuff from my neighbors. Excellent video
How’s Tremic I have a older container. Is this a good product. Should I use it or get new ?
its good. it lasts a while but if its seperating you'll want a new bottle.