For the past 18 years I've been using ordinary cornmeal to cure brown patch. It works every year. Application rate is 2 pounds per 100 square feet or 20 per 1,000 if you're doing the entire yard. 50 pounds of cornmeal is usually well under $10 at your local feed store.
@@petery6775 Yes it works by promoting the population of Trichoderma (try ko DER muh) fungi. They are predatory against other forms of fungi. It takes about 3 weeks before you see that the disease is completely eradicated.
@@dchall8 interesting.. yes, i use trichoderma, but by growing it on oats in clean bottles. and then spreying with liquid. never heard that you can just feed natural trichoderma with corns. nice idea
@@petery6775 I don't think the corn feeds it directly. I think the corn is decomposed by fungi which the natural, background population of Trichoderma seem to repopulate upon. Then when those fungi are decomposed, any other fungi in the area become the target. It's kind of magical how well it works.
You know, Al… it’s a year old, but I’ve been in touch with the YM team the past couple of days re my St. Aug and the video, and the YM team, have been incredibly helpful in easing my panic about my lawn and giving me concrete guidance on how to handle my problem spots. Thanks Team YM and Allyn
I’m new to lawn care but just wanted to say thank you for all of the hard work you put into teaching everyone on your channel. You do an excellent job and I am very appreciative of the hard work you put into it. All of your videos are very informative.
a bag of fert that says "for southern lawns" isn't necessarily for southern lawns. Just remembered how frustrating it was when I started and had to figure out a lot through trial an error. Trying to minimize that for other people I come across.
It's amazing. To us in the North, that St. Augustine looks "alien like". Crazy. How different that looks compared to KBG. It looks really tough and durable as well as self healing as you mentioned.
@@flch95, that's funny. We all want what we can't have. People up north, like myself in Minnesota, see that thick St. Augustine and think it looks great. People down south see the KBG or TTTF and want that. Too funny.
Also, please keep giving tips and videos about Empire Zoysia. down here in Ft. Lauderdale you are my only intelligent source for my Zoysia Lawn. Big Thanks to you
The twice a week at 20min water cycle seems to be advice most articles talk about. No way this would ever be affective in central Florida. When it's 95 every day with no rain you need a lot water. Certainly more than twice a week.
Well done Sir! I have messed with Rhizoctonia on SA and Zoysia for many, many years. Here are a couple of points to consider as well. Being soil-borne, it will likely come back (in those same areas) year after year. Secondly, most all product labels say to re-apply product every 14-28 days (or similar) until symptoms disappear. This may require several apps... which can get expensive.
Yeah I think for sure I'll need more apps. I get the Large Patch strain every year in fall and again in spring but it stays pretty much in the same place. This stuff has spread super fast - my assumption is the rain has dragged it everywhere.
I been having a big issue of first Fungus then followed by Army Worms. The army worms are terrible! Within 2 weeks killed most my saint augustine. I was able to finally get rid of them with and the stallons are ok. Slowly coming back to life.
My st Augustine was laid by professionals last fall. I have 8500 square feet of it. The catch is I live in Okinawa Japan. I have struggled with various fungus issues since the beginning. I use milorganite, Scott’s Disease X, and other products I can order through Amazon! I could use some help for sure!
Man!!! Thank you!!! I've been trying to figure out what's going on with my lawn. I've used disease x by itself and it did not do the trick. I now have the knowledge I need to get my lawn pristine. I will say, I've been doing a lot of research on St. Augustine but this video by far has been the most helpful.
Great video! My lawn is showing brown spots but I thought it was because it needed more water. It hasn't gone away so I think it might be this disease. Thank you for sharing this information!
I am fighting what I thought was dollar spot in my zoysia right now! Now I'm second guessing that after watching this.... Looks just like what you show
Looping ... ? I'm thinking crop circles! Man, you are right on the mark! I have the same stuff going on in my SA up here in Pinellas County. I'm always amazed at how SA can look great and be yard of the month one week and go straight down hill the next. This was one of the most valuable videos on SA that I've seen. Thanks so much. PS ... can't wait until this fertilizer ban is up. Grrr. Thanks Al.
Incredible information! I have centipede and pretty much can do everything you do with your St. Augustine grass, except 1/2 to 1/3 the N you can. I know this is an older video, but I have had issues with wild/common Bermuda creeping in my yard and I hit it with Atrazine (Image) and it helped knock out the unwanted Bermuda, without harming my "lazy man" centipede.
2 years ago I though the wild cats kept peeing in the same spot. It finally went away. It came back about the same time in the same spot the next year. I knew it wasn’t pee. I treated with an 11 and a 3 and it worked well. It’s back again so I just treated it again. Same area. Glad to know I’m not crazy. Next year I think I’ll do a preventive.
From over here in the Uk, it's great to watch your videos to see grass from all round the world and how it reacts. Really good to see the stolons and the sinks.. great way to explain.. thanks :)
I agree! BTW, did you know that you can cultivate St.Augustine as an annual plant in the northern parts of the globe where we have cold winters? I just found this out and am definitely gonna try it next summer!
@@nobiossi interesting although I'm not sure I'd want to. Not given much thought to it really as I usually focus on the uk varieties. Not many folks over here who work on USA grass species.. but never say never . Maybe... 🙂
Learned tons. One of my favorites. Had something for both beginners and more advanced users. Also, nice catch on the fungal ring pattern in your lawn. Saw the same thing in my backyard and thought grey leaf as well. Just got Clearys 3336F in the mail couple days ago and will mix with the prop. , microgreen and RGS.
Powa constrictor with atrazine is labeled for Bermuda grass in Saint Augustine. In has to be done in the Spring. ethofumesate 42% and atrazine will work.
But you need atrazine at the higher concentration not available to those without a license, aka: us DIYers. . Plus, you can only apply when temps are under 85 which is no control at all anyway.
At least you don't have pythium blight on a newly seeded bentgrass putting green like I do. I sprayed Banol today, and will spray Subdue Maxx in 7 days but I've had Pythium blight before and had it be terrible! Very expensive fungicides but hopefully I have better luck this time and the upcoming weather is dry and moderate.
Could you take the disease X and put it, measured per the lb/1ksqft, in a gallon of water overnight then filter out sediment and load it into a backpack sprayer for spraying into the lawn for faster activation? Maybe add a surfactant?
I find the double brass fitting that came with the sprayer works best for me. I have a hard time dialing in the right amount to spray. I just walk fast and overlap until it’s all gone. I heard a rumor that RGS at triple rate can stop the fungus.
My palmetto st aug has this and have been treating with group 3+11 headway g granular and it crushes the problem, and I hit it every month during the worst humid times of year, switch to ironite and micronutrients and you can recover quick
You and Charles Trippy should do a collab where you help him and his wife figure out why on earth their grass keeps dying in their backyard. They’re in St. Pete, so not too far from you.
Thanks for the info as always. Been fighting fungus all summer long. Thanks for the tip on the Field King sprayer. Better than dragging that hose around.
Allyn, you mentioned talking with the local cooperative extension service with some help in these areas. Our local U of Fla office in Seminole is closed due to Covid. I'm sure other offices are closed also.
What an amazing explanation about St Agus growing habits, simple yet full of information, you would make a great teacher. BTW, St Agus is my favorite grass, it's what I got in my home, my mom's lawn is Bermuda and even though it's nice it's not as nice as St Agus for me.
Hey Allen I’ve been watching your channel for years and thought I should say I love your videos, but this time I need help. For the past 3 years I’ve been trying to grow grass in my front yard and had zero success it’s expensive to keep trying over and over for it just to get taken over by weeds or die. My last run I felt extremely good about it watered it daily was looking beautiful then it still started to die, I was trying to understand why it wasn’t taking, my front yard faces east but it’s about 1200sq on a slope that’s about 65 degrees. When it started to die it began at the top then eventually the entire yard, so I was thinking it’s a water problem because the bottom still looked great, so I started watering the top more but it wasn’t working shortly after I lost all hope the rest of the yard began to give way. The thing I left out is the sun up top it’s full sunlight and I’d guess about 3-5 hrs on the entire yard, you think a company would be willing to do a full renovation for product promotion? Or would you be willing to help? Either way thanks for beings cool
This is just the video I've been wanting for, you hit the topics I was gonna email you about (dethatching & the brown spots). I'm seeing the same kinda brown spots on the blades, but thankfully no patches. Thanks!!!
My St. Augustine is dying. Thought it was dormant, but the bare spots are getting bigger and spreading. I barely have any grass on one side of the house and on the backyard. Lots of yellow and brown blades and completely bare spots. We have check for bugs, the irrigation is once a week for an hour each zone and they are all working. It's been raining every day, which I thought would help, but it's getting worse ☹
Is there one ultimate bottle of solution that I can buy to help brown patch instead of buying rgs,oo2,prop etc individually and mixing it all together?
I had this in my St Aug down here in Australia but super bad had to use a product called mancozeb about 3-4 times just to erradicate it but its been smooth sailing now starting to see the light at the end of my lawn goal tunnel
I used Malorganite for the first time last month per your suggestion.. I never knew that it was so affordable and my new grass seed has went nuts! I should have listened a log sooner lol
On your specific grass have you ever tried, with a freshly sharpened blade, doing two passes on the lawn cutting say laterally then on a slant to see how that shapes the grass?
@@Thelawncarenut A double cut in different directions? I've found that is the best way to round out how the blade looks after I'm done cutting. I never double cut the same direction.
I would love to be a Milorganite user but at over $18.00 a bag, it's out of my price range. Please do a video on the Quiet neighborhood movement; that is the use of quiet yard equipment. I work nights & I'm often woke up by loud yard equipment in my neighborhood! :-)
My st Augustine is looking better than anyone’s in my community, but that’s because most everyone scalps their lawn when cutting. My only problem is I’m starting to get poa annua in some of my yard. Love the 8-1-8 from your website I have been using it religiously
Yes sir it’s poa I’ll look into Celsius thanks . It’s about time to order some more lawn fert to go into the fall to get deeper roots . Currently they are around 5 or 6 inches deep lol
If you think of st Augustine grass as corn, or sorghum they are similar in the way the collect water. Corn and sorghum are both tropical grasses (C4) native to Mexico. If you have ever grown corn or sorghum and clip the plant and flip it over upside down water will literally drip out of the whorl or the growth tip, which is the morning dew or if it rained recently it could also be rain.
Wow that Stolon is wild.....I have heard you always mention that growth pattern but to see you go down and pull one out is crazy to see. SO is that how it grows all across your lawn?????
I am a newbee to lawncare. We have cool season grass (Cincinnati)and i just totally ruined my lawn this summer. It's a hot mess. I NEED HELP so i can begin to get a lawn the neighbors will envy. I have more dirt than i do lawn cause i burnt it by using old fertilizer this year. Help
quick heads up: somethings been chomping on my floratam leaf blades. threw down some Dylox (bayer 24hr grub killer), will follow up with imidacloprid on the weekend and see how it goes.
The nodes in my zoyia don't seem to root. Seems as tho the stolons grow and just hover my soil. They won't grab ground. Any suggestions LCN guys? This yard was seeded this April. Zenith Zoysia
would love to know where to get the beautiful red/orange edging you have as a divider around your house and palm trees. might mention them in next video
There is a fine grass that runs in st.Augustine grass. It kills the grass.i don't know the name of it. Can you tell me how to get rid of it. It takes over st Augustine.
Allyn the missus just asked mate ya viewing Allyn again(she knows your voice) yes mum, next comment, no ya cant get that sprayer maybe Christmas, so now me wait. Thanks again mate top shelf stuff. Have a nice holiday cheers!
This channel has stolon my ❤
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Well rhizome you marry it?
My grass caught everything except covid this year. It’s been a rough year for us all.
I agree, up north and down south, tough year all around.
lmao
Hey Allen, how can I send you imagery of some of my lawns issues?
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For the past 18 years I've been using ordinary cornmeal to cure brown patch. It works every year. Application rate is 2 pounds per 100 square feet or 20 per 1,000 if you're doing the entire yard. 50 pounds of cornmeal is usually well under $10 at your local feed store.
how its works ? feed "good" fungus or microbs ?
@@petery6775 Yes it works by promoting the population of Trichoderma (try ko DER muh) fungi. They are predatory against other forms of fungi. It takes about 3 weeks before you see that the disease is completely eradicated.
@@dchall8 interesting.. yes, i use trichoderma, but by growing it on oats in clean bottles. and then spreying with liquid.
never heard that you can just feed natural trichoderma with corns. nice idea
@@petery6775 I don't think the corn feeds it directly. I think the corn is decomposed by fungi which the natural, background population of Trichoderma seem to repopulate upon. Then when those fungi are decomposed, any other fungi in the area become the target. It's kind of magical how well it works.
You know, Al… it’s a year old, but I’ve been in touch with the YM team the past couple of days re my St. Aug and the video, and the YM team, have been incredibly helpful in easing my panic about my lawn and giving me concrete guidance on how to handle my problem spots. Thanks Team YM and Allyn
Church lawn is looking awesome! Great to be able to give something back.
Thank you! Can't wait to show you the entire video.
"Never neglect your head". You are a very wise man
I’m new to lawn care but just wanted to say thank you for all of the hard work you put into teaching everyone on your channel. You do an excellent job and I am very appreciative of the hard work you put into it. All of your videos are very informative.
"HONEY, He's dancing in the lawn again."
I was just tryin to coach a buddy of mine through some st auggy browning. Thank you
I feel like a coach to many of my customers. I didn't know that would happen but it did. 😆
a bag of fert that says "for southern lawns" isn't necessarily for southern lawns. Just remembered how frustrating it was when I started and had to figure out a lot through trial an error. Trying to minimize that for other people I come across.
Dont mount sprinkler head directly to the irrigation pipe. Use a swing pipe. Fixes the problem of being ran over and breaking.
yeah i agree, I need to do that for sure.
Bravo on the “Stolon” puns my friend
It's amazing. To us in the North, that St. Augustine looks "alien like". Crazy. How different that looks compared to KBG. It looks really tough and durable as well as self healing as you mentioned.
It’s the worst grass on the planet! I miss the northern KBG. Much finer blades just overall nicer looking. St. Augustine is awful.
@@flch95, that's funny. We all want what we can't have. People up north, like myself in Minnesota, see that thick St. Augustine and think it looks great. People down south see the KBG or TTTF and want that. Too funny.
Gotta love the one you're with .. or switch to zoysia. 😉
The Lawn Care Nut would love to but HOA says no way buster!
Also, please keep giving tips and videos about Empire Zoysia. down here in Ft. Lauderdale you are my only intelligent source for my Zoysia Lawn. Big Thanks to you
The twice a week at 20min water cycle seems to be advice most articles talk about. No way this would ever be affective in central Florida. When it's 95 every day with no rain you need a lot water. Certainly more than twice a week.
Awesome video Allyn. Nice explanations of St. Aug and reasons for browning. I was a tad offended when you pulled the poor Bermuda out though. 😂
Well done Sir!
I have messed with Rhizoctonia on SA and Zoysia for many, many years. Here are a couple of points to consider as well. Being soil-borne, it will likely come back (in those same areas) year after year. Secondly, most all product labels say to re-apply product every 14-28 days (or similar) until symptoms disappear. This may require several apps... which can get expensive.
Yeah I think for sure I'll need more apps. I get the Large Patch strain every year in fall and again in spring but it stays pretty much in the same place. This stuff has spread super fast - my assumption is the rain has dragged it everywhere.
@@Thelawncarenut I would also suspect that mowers spread it.
I been having a big issue of first Fungus then followed by Army Worms. The army worms are terrible! Within 2 weeks killed most my saint augustine. I was able to finally get rid of them with and the stallons are ok. Slowly coming back to life.
My st Augustine was laid by professionals last fall. I have 8500 square feet of it. The catch is I live in Okinawa Japan. I have struggled with various fungus issues since the beginning. I use milorganite, Scott’s Disease X, and other products I can order through Amazon! I could use some help for sure!
Man!!! Thank you!!! I've been trying to figure out what's going on with my lawn. I've used disease x by itself and it did not do the trick. I now have the knowledge I need to get my lawn pristine. I will say, I've been doing a lot of research on St. Augustine but this video by far has been the most helpful.
awesome! 👊
Thanks to you, Al, I am the coach of all my friends. It’s exhausting yet fun and satisfying.. as long as they listen lol
I have 2 buddy who always reach out and ask question but never throw down what I tell them. Exhausting.
Nice! Pass on that knowledge! 👊
I learned from a great teacher that humic acid and cold water sea kelp can aid in disease recovery. 😉😎✌️💪 wishing you a speedy recovery bro
👊🤘 thanks bro !
The Lawn Care Nut THANK YOU . For all that you do 🙌🙏
Great video! My lawn is showing brown spots but I thought it was because it needed more water. It hasn't gone away so I think it might be this disease. Thank you for sharing this information!
I am fighting what I thought was dollar spot in my zoysia right now! Now I'm second guessing that after watching this.... Looks just like what you show
Thanks for the education. Now I know why my grass looks like crap at the end of every summer. I always called it heat stress.
I have that My-4-Sons Sprayer. So far it has been the most reliable sprayer I've owned and has been the easiest to clean.
I like it so far too.
I had the exact same problem in my st aug several months ago. I used your bullet proof strategy twice and it worked both times.
I'm hoping this clears up pretty fast too.
Omg. "stoloconstrictor." Almost had coffee come out my nose. Lol.
Looping ... ? I'm thinking crop circles! Man, you are right on the mark! I have the same stuff going on in my SA up here in Pinellas County. I'm always amazed at how SA can look great and be yard of the month one week and go straight down hill the next. This was one of the most valuable videos on SA that I've seen. Thanks so much. PS ... can't wait until this fertilizer ban is up. Grrr. Thanks Al.
Incredible information! I have centipede and pretty much can do everything you do with your St. Augustine grass, except 1/2 to 1/3 the N you can. I know this is an older video, but I have had issues with wild/common Bermuda creeping in my yard and I hit it with Atrazine (Image) and it helped knock out the unwanted Bermuda, without harming my "lazy man" centipede.
2 years ago I though the wild cats kept peeing in the same spot. It finally went away. It came back about the same time in the same spot the next year. I knew it wasn’t pee. I treated with an 11 and a 3 and it worked well. It’s back again so I just treated it again. Same area. Glad to know I’m not crazy. Next year I think I’ll do a preventive.
From over here in the Uk, it's great to watch your videos to see grass from all round the world and how it reacts. Really good to see the stolons and the sinks.. great way to explain.. thanks :)
I agree! BTW, did you know that you can cultivate St.Augustine as an annual plant in the northern parts of the globe where we have cold winters? I just found this out and am definitely gonna try it next summer!
@@nobiossi interesting although I'm not sure I'd want to. Not given much thought to it really as I usually focus on the uk varieties. Not many folks over here who work on USA grass species.. but never say never
. Maybe... 🙂
Appreciate all the info in your videos, I thank you for having the best lawn in my neighborhood..
nice work!!
Learned tons. One of my favorites. Had something for both beginners and more advanced users. Also, nice catch on the fungal ring pattern in your lawn. Saw the same thing in my backyard and thought grey leaf as well. Just got Clearys 3336F in the mail couple days ago and will mix with the prop. , microgreen and RGS.
Powa constrictor with atrazine is labeled for Bermuda grass in Saint Augustine. In has to be done in the Spring. ethofumesate 42% and atrazine will work.
But you need atrazine at the higher concentration not available to those without a license, aka: us DIYers. . Plus, you can only apply when temps are under 85 which is no control at all anyway.
I still dream about that ol Torro TimeMaster🤔...
Here in North Texas a lot of us are Neil Sperry followers. He has described you problems with the fungus many times, plus chinch bugs.
Yes, I like Neil. Smart dude.
At least you don't have pythium blight on a newly seeded bentgrass putting green like I do. I sprayed Banol today, and will spray Subdue Maxx in 7 days but I've had Pythium blight before and had it be terrible! Very expensive fungicides but hopefully I have better luck this time and the upcoming weather is dry and moderate.
I am so tired of my Saint Fungustine every year the same disease 🦠 gray leaf spot
propiconazole is also a growth regulator. Those spray angry spots may grow a little slower.
I don't have St. Augustine grass, but I find this fascinating. :)
awesome! thank you LCL
Could you take the disease X and put it, measured per the lb/1ksqft, in a gallon of water overnight then filter out sediment and load it into a backpack sprayer for spraying into the lawn for faster activation? Maybe add a surfactant?
That slo-mo shot of that grass is just beautiful!
thank you!
Absolutely check your heads. I replaced five yesterday and it made a difference in the coverage.
it's crazy how fast the st aug can eat them right up!
I find the double brass fitting that came with the sprayer works best for me. I have a hard time dialing in the right amount to spray. I just walk fast and overlap until it’s all gone. I heard a rumor that RGS at triple rate can stop the fungus.
My palmetto st aug has this and have been treating with group 3+11 headway g granular and it crushes the problem, and I hit it every month during the worst humid times of year, switch to ironite and micronutrients and you can recover quick
You and Charles Trippy should do a collab where you help him and his wife figure out why on earth their grass keeps dying in their backyard. They’re in St. Pete, so not too far from you.
I love that guy. I need to call him for sure
Thanks for the info as always. Been fighting fungus all summer long. Thanks for the tip on the Field King sprayer. Better than dragging that hose around.
Thanks for all the tips.
Allyn, you mentioned talking with the local cooperative extension service with some help in these areas. Our local U of Fla office in Seminole is closed due to Covid. I'm sure other offices are closed also.
What an amazing explanation about St Agus growing habits, simple yet full of information, you would make a great teacher. BTW, St Agus is my favorite grass, it's what I got in my home, my mom's lawn is Bermuda and even though it's nice it's not as nice as St Agus for me.
Milo+green county+the lawn care nut+me+zoom= smells like success
LOVED the sprayer dance :)
Hey Allen I’ve been watching your channel for years and thought I should say I love your videos, but this time I need help. For the past 3 years I’ve been trying to grow grass in my front yard and had zero success it’s expensive to keep trying over and over for it just to get taken over by weeds or die. My last run I felt extremely good about it watered it daily was looking beautiful then it still started to die, I was trying to understand why it wasn’t taking, my front yard faces east but it’s about 1200sq on a slope that’s about 65 degrees. When it started to die it began at the top then eventually the entire yard, so I was thinking it’s a water problem because the bottom still looked great, so I started watering the top more but it wasn’t working shortly after I lost all hope the rest of the yard began to give way. The thing I left out is the sun up top it’s full sunlight and I’d guess about 3-5 hrs on the entire yard, you think a company would be willing to do a full renovation for product promotion? Or would you be willing to help? Either way thanks for beings cool
Sometimes I spray angry.. but didn't want to admit it.. glad you covered that part 🍻
As always thanks for the GREAT INFO! After you "spray and pray", would you MULCH or BAG the next few mows???
The church lawn is looking great! can't wait.
thanks bro!
Dang missed the date would love you coming over to Hillsborough county and giving me just the tip.
I have Bahia lawn but planting St Agg in to take over.
This is just the video I've been wanting for, you hit the topics I was gonna email you about (dethatching & the brown spots). I'm seeing the same kinda brown spots on the blades, but thankfully no patches. Thanks!!!
My St. Augustine is dying. Thought it was dormant, but the bare spots are getting bigger and spreading. I barely have any grass on one side of the house and on the backyard. Lots of yellow and brown blades and completely bare spots. We have check for bugs, the irrigation is once a week for an hour each zone and they are all working. It's been raining every day, which I thought would help, but it's getting worse ☹
I just repaired my sprinkler head for a broken fitting caused by an inept driver. Third time this year.
I am going to put a swing pipe on mine and see if that helps
Happy Labor Day!!..another great video!..the song at the end would've been great with your back pack sprayer dance🤣
Great video A... Nice progress on the church project.
thanks Mayor
I wish I had the motivation and determination you have for your lawn, for mine 😕 Awesome channel and great info, thanks so much.
Is there one ultimate bottle of solution that I can buy to help brown patch instead of buying rgs,oo2,prop etc individually and mixing it all together?
I had this in my St Aug down here in Australia but super bad had to use a product called mancozeb about 3-4 times just to erradicate it but its been smooth sailing now starting to see the light at the end of my lawn goal tunnel
I used Malorganite for the first time last month per your suggestion.. I never knew that it was so affordable and my new grass seed has went nuts! I should have listened a log sooner lol
that's great! getting results is the key - now you can go further into the nut house!
@@Thelawncarenut I, in all honesty, blame you for getting me hooked on lawn care.. and I love it! Thank you!
This video is right on time! Thanks Allen 👍🏻
Dead grass doesn’t come back to life! Allyn Hane 2020
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The church zoysia looks tight man! Excellent work sir. 😎👊
On your specific grass have you ever tried, with a freshly sharpened blade, doing two passes on the lawn cutting say laterally then on a slant to see how that shapes the grass?
if you are talking about a double cut, yes for sure - I almost always do a double cut.
@@Thelawncarenut A double cut in different directions? I've found that is the best way to round out how the blade looks after I'm done cutting. I never double cut the same direction.
LCN you are the man, I know you are going to get that lawn looking great.
thanks bro!
at 6:31 in the movie, the smell of tollhouse cookies hit me from the kitchen.
I would love to be a Milorganite user but at over $18.00 a bag, it's out of my price range. Please do a video on the Quiet neighborhood movement; that is the use of quiet yard equipment. I work nights & I'm often woke up by loud yard equipment in my neighborhood! :-)
Thanks for the warm season lawn love. Great stuff, cheers
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I'm in Wisconsin I get lawn rust every year in late August this year I sprayed propiconzanol but still have the rust powder on my mower when I'm done
Rust causes no real damage. Just keep fertilizing to push it out. Bag clippings and wash equipment.
Brown leaf spot is pretty common down under on buffalo grass (st aug) particularly in the warmer mths on the east coast
time to spray! aren't you coming into spring now?
The Lawn Care Nut true. So far so good though
I had a big problem with gray leaf spot but I kept mowing and throwing down fungicide
yeah it's a tough one for sure. Once things cool down it goes away pretty quick.
What would you recommend as a winter fertilizer for southeast Florida because our growing season is all year like you
My Jamur Zoysia gets brown patch every year so far. So get ready your Zoysia will get it next.
oh yeah, it's right around the corner lol
Stolon constrictor!! That is amazing.
hoorah!
My st Augustine is looking better than anyone’s in my community, but that’s because most everyone scalps their lawn when cutting. My only problem is I’m starting to get poa annua in some of my yard. Love the 8-1-8 from your website I have been using it religiously
Are you sure it's poa? If so, Celsius will melt it out of there.
Yes sir it’s poa I’ll look into Celsius thanks . It’s about time to order some more lawn fert to go into the fall to get deeper roots . Currently they are around 5 or 6 inches deep lol
The Lawn Care Nut will there be a fall winterized lawn fert coming out?
Help for your video help me a lot.
If you think of st Augustine grass as corn, or sorghum they are similar in the way the collect water. Corn and sorghum are both tropical grasses (C4) native to Mexico. If you have ever grown corn or sorghum and clip the plant and flip it over upside down water will literally drip out of the whorl or the growth tip, which is the morning dew or if it rained recently it could also be rain.
My Home Box store had one bag left.
I was the lucky last Disease EX bag guy 🤨
I think Allyn causes shelves to empty 🤣
Wow that Stolon is wild.....I have heard you always mention that growth pattern but to see you go down and pull one out is crazy to see. SO is that how it grows all across your lawn?????
I am a newbee to lawncare. We have cool season grass (Cincinnati)and i just totally ruined my lawn this summer. It's a hot mess. I NEED HELP so i can begin to get a lawn the neighbors will envy. I have more dirt than i do lawn cause i burnt it by using old fertilizer this year. Help
My new sod is 2-3 months old and is 80% dead .Every day worst and worst
I do not know what to do
Wow. Great explanation. Thank you sir!
quick heads up: somethings been chomping on my floratam leaf blades. threw down some Dylox (bayer 24hr grub killer), will follow up with imidacloprid on the weekend and see how it goes.
sod webworm have been pretty bad
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The nodes in my zoyia don't seem to root. Seems as tho the stolons grow and just hover my soil.
They won't grab ground. Any suggestions LCN guys? This yard was seeded this April. Zenith Zoysia
Seed take well over a year to establish. It may be middle of next season before they really start to grab.
I’m on a zoysia learning kick and this is very good to know......
You should do a trial on using paracetic acid and peroxide as an alternative to conventional fungicides.
would love to know where to get the beautiful red/orange edging you have as a divider around your house and palm trees. might mention them in next video
It's from a machine called Lil Bubba. Poured curbing.
Can't wait to see the results. Brown patch be gone. :)
There is a fine grass that runs in st.Augustine grass. It kills the grass.i don't know the name of it. Can you tell me how to get rid of it. It takes over st Augustine.
Great title!!!
Allyn the missus just asked mate ya viewing Allyn again(she knows your voice) yes mum, next comment, no ya cant get that sprayer maybe Christmas, so now me wait. Thanks again mate top shelf stuff. Have a nice holiday cheers!
Cheers bro! Spray and pray.
If I clip a stolon and relocate it, will it grow a new mother plant?
Happen ever year to me even using fungicides
I get some gray leaf spot every year for sure, but this year, the brown patch has taken more ground than I'm used to seeing.
Thank you.