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WE TESTED $12 Weed Killer vs $300 Weed Killer
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Is it Possible a Cheap Weed Killer can Compete with One of the Most Expensive Herbicides on the Market???
Let’s Find out!
In this video, we test out a $12.00 bottle of Bioadvanced weed and crabgrass killer vs a $300 bottle of Pylex Herbicide.
The first herbicide we will be applying is Pylex. Pylex Herbicide costs $300 a bottle and is a post emergent herbicide that is specially made to control goosegrass and bermudagrass in cool season lawns but it is also listed to kill a wide variety of broadleaf and grassy weeds as well. It is very good at controlling grassy weeds and does a decent job killing broadleaf weeds as well. It can be applied as a spot or broadcast spray to your lawn. It is easily absorbed by the roots, shoots, and leaves of plants, making it a very powerful herbicide. It controls weeds such as crabgrass, goosegrass, nimblewill, bentgrass, chickweed, clover, bermudagrass, amaranth, and dallisgrass. It must be used with either a crop oil or methylated seed oil which act as a surfactant. Because the weeds it targets like crabgrass have waxy leaves the crop oil helps the herbicide stick to them.
The second weed killer we apply is BioAdvanced All-In-One Lawn Weed Killer which costs $12. This Herbicide contains 24D , Dicamba and Quinclorac which should do a great job killing both broadleaf weeds and grassy weeds. 24d and Dicamba are some of the best herbicides to control broadleaf weeds such as dandelions, thistle and spurge.
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Pyle Driver Herbicide Combo:
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Timestamps-
Intro: 00:00
Pylex Vs Bioadvanced: 00:08
What is Pylex?: 00:30
What does Pylex control? 01:16
What is Bioadvanced? 02:42
Area we are treating: 02:58
How to mix Pylex: 03:21
How to apply Bioadvanced: 04:26
Results: 04:54
Thoughts: 06:37
Sneak Peak: 07:22
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Timestamps-
Intro: 00:00
Pylex Vs Bioadvanced: 00:08
What is Pylex?: 00:30
What does Pylex control? 01:16
What is Bioadvanced? 02:42
Area we are treating: 02:58
How to mix Pylex: 03:21
How to apply Bioadvanced: 04:26
Results: 04:54
Thoughts: 06:37
Sneak Peak: 07:22
Any updates on your backyard? I just followed you on instagram and didn't see any pictures. Thanks for the hard work and cool content!
ALL Weed killers are bad for you, bad for your pets, bad for your children. "Weeds" are other plants and all of them have a function. Clover is the best of them all, it takes nitrogen from the atmosphere and puts it in the soil whereas dandelion's deep roots pull nitrogen from well below the surface and bring it to the topsoil. Chemical company call them weeds to sell you their products.
I spread different varieties of millet seed for Mourning Doves (because they are hunted in the country, poisoned in the city yet they are good, gentle birds). The seeds they don't eat do sprout. Yarrow still grows where the hybrid seeds everywhere else hasn't choked it out. I have, because of all this, a far more drought tolerant lawn than yours and since people seem determined to end our own lives by ruining our only and beautiful home, at least my lawn might feed some deserving survivors.
pylex can be used in warm season grass new label is .5 to.75 oz per ac
@@riomarcountryclub2981 oh nice, do you guys use it on the course?
“I’m not a scientist.” Uh… hate to break it to you but you designed a reasonably robust experiment with control, executed it, and discussed result. You, sir, are a scientist!
And then this video is your journal entry, teaching us their experiment.
"We've got a full blown salad bar" had me in stitches 😂
haha not a salad bar anymore!
Nice job. Thanks for showing us the results instead of leaving us hanging. I'm not on instagram so hopefully you do a quick video of what the Pylex did to the whole lawn
Nice job Bro! well done through and through.
Thanks Al! Appreciate that
Nice video George. The best and most useful part for me was you mixing the Pylex and the Seed Oil in that water bottle and THEN into the sprayer! Genius! I love it.
thanks d! started doing that with tenacity because of the low rates but ill be danged, pylex is even lower haha
As a scientist, I appreciate what you did here so kudos for an informative and scientific video! Even though the bottle is small, it is still relatively large if you look at how many applications you get. For my small lawn, I'd have like 2,000 applications. With that being said, have you, or anyone else in the lawn community thought about selling smaller amounts to residential owners who clearly don't need that much? If there were a few other people that wanted to go in together, I'd be down! That price is just .... bonkers!
thank you! yes it is absoluty pricey but like you said, given the low app rates it comes out to be pretty cheap per app.
i had a viewer break down the cost per 1k sqft and it turned out to be about 30 cents more per 1ksft than the box big store herbicide
@@PrincessCutLawnCare Fair point. However, if you aren't going to use anywhere near the total amount in the bottle, it is several hundred dollars down the drain. I have a 3 year old son and I'd rather spend that money on him than weeds! Here's to the company hopefully making a one ounce version in the future. Until then, I'm going to use Fusilade and Triclopyr to the best of my ability ... unless someone out there is reading and wants to sell an ounce to me! Cheers and thanks again for your awesome videos. You're one of my favs!
Actually, Scotts used to sell $30 bottles of the stuff at Home Depot and other big boxes under the name "Crabgrass Destroyer." It's the same active ingredient, Topramezone. Unfortunately, I think big box users don't read directions or are impatient "it's been 2 days and the crabgrass is not dead!" , so it got bad reviews. It works great if you know how to use it. It's no longer sold in stores and I'm not sure if Scotts is still making it, but Scotts themselves still sell bottles directly (it might be new old stock) online on Ebay. So, in this case, you only have to spend $30 and not $300.
@@DynamoKevin Man, this is awesome! Thanks so much for bringing this to my attention. I just ordered some off ebay. It'll at least be nice to take an affordable stab at my Bermuda to see how well it responds to Topramezone. Will chime in here if it works well. Thanks again Kevin! Super helpful!
@@wushufanatic You're welcome. I was highly upset 2 years ago when Home Depot stopped carrying it. I didn't want to spend $300 on a bottle of Pylex that was enough to spray the whole neighborhood. It is the only product that works very well on crabgrass here in Northern Virginia. (Quinclorac works ok, but this is much better) It was a relief to find that Scotts still sells $30 bottles on Ebay. :)
George, you nailed this in the editing!!! I love it. ❤️
Thanks dude!
Sulfentrazone with quinclorac and you’ll get good control of crabgrass. Pylex isn’t too expensive when you look at the cost/k, it’s just the initial upfront cost that makes it hard for homeowners to justify, at 1ml/k it comes out to about $2.50/k. Keep up the great videos!
Thanks mike! appreciate you
This video was done very nicely. Awesome job!
Your content just keeps getting better! I didn't know that about non ionic surfactant vs seed oil
Thanks devin! Appreciate that!
Thanks for the comparison! I’ve been using tenacity the past few years, small expensive bottle with good results and goes a long way
Tenacity is a great tool to have!
RoundUp for Lawns Crabgrass Destroyer has the same active ingredient as Pylex if you just need a spot spray. Not economical if you need blanket sprays or repeat application, but it might be an option for someone not able to drop the $300.
wow did not know that!
appreciate you sharing!
You’re videos are next level. I love these weed killer comparisons.
Appreciate that steve!
I wish you were my neighbor! You have a lot left in the $300 bottle and my 2.5 acres of salad bar would be a great test plot for future videos! Roadtrip to Pryor soon!?
haha maybbbbeee
Sharing is caring right George lol
Nice work George. I have to agree in my neck of the woods the Speed Zone and T- Zone work great. To many people rely on Tenacity way to much. Keep up the great content.
I'm pretty sure the labels for meso select and tenacity specifically say to only use during overseed or renovation but people use it willy nilly anyways lol.
@@MatsDawson Your absolutely right Matt. I only use it for invested lawns with crabgrass for the lawns I treat. That’s a rare occasion though.
The quality of your content is amazing George!! For broadleaf weeds I've never had an issue with the BioAdanced except for thistle. 300 is a big pill to swallow but for grassy weeds I'd say it's worth it
Thanks Andy! Means a lot
Question for you both.
300 dollars does seem high but it looked like you used less than 5ml to spray that 500 sq ft. Test area. So that 300 goes an awfully long way I’d say and may even work out to be more economical in the long run. Just a thought and my observation.
I’ve used Tenacity with a non ionic surfactant and it’s amazing on crabgrass. I have a tough time controlling clover on a neighbors lawn I care for and a reddish small leaf clover in my backyard along my fences. Any suggestions for this?
Thank you both
@@alanmahler277 I have had clover in the past and I've used a regular weed b gon type product from the big box store and it usually took 2 apps and it took care of almost all of it. Look for the active ingredient Triclopyr I have heard good things about that active ingredient controlling tough clover.
@@andyslawncareandoutdooradv thank you!!
I also just looked up the reddish clover I have and it’s called Black medic or black clover.
I looked at one post on Google and this is what was recommended.
Several herbicides are labeled for black medic, including anything you can find with clopyralid, mecoprop or triclopyr on the label. I'm pretty sure glyphosate (Round-Up) also would kill it. Personally, I stick with pulling and digging.
I’ll be trying this.
Thank you
Man, I don't even have a garden myself, but just stumbled upon your video's. They are very enjoyable to watch.
Another classic video from Princess Cut Lawn Care. Great job. The paint used to separate the two fields got me to thinking. Green paint, not lawn paint could do the same thing and be a lot cheaper. Block the photosynthesis and also keep the area green for awhile lol 🤣
haha appreciate it keith!
actually this is lawn paint just the "sports" version lol
I used Meso+Speedxone+Quinclorac in a mixture for blanket spraying. Worked great.
Excellent combo
Didn't think I would ever come across a channel about lawn , then i end up subscribing 😃.
Thanks for the info ive just installed new lawn but struggling a little with the level.
Thanks for the sub! Good luck w the new lawn!
Great vid as always George. Professional grade is definitely the way to go for most any lawn products - be it herbicide , fertilizer , insecticide , fungicide or anything else. Trying convince more of my friends to go that route. They call me crazy for spending as much up front. But i tell them given how far most professional grade products go , with way higher percentages of active ingredients (even factoring in the dilution rate) and less need for reapplications as well , it is actually a huge savings in the long run.
And overall professional grade is just way more effective , if used correctly , which granted takes a bit more planning and skill (and the right equipment in some cases). Much of the big box stuff is actually quite expensive as the coverage is often quite small in comparison , and usually not super effective ; the only positive is they are designed for pretty much anyone to use with not much risk of damage. But once you go professional there is no looking back.
Totally 100% agree. Pay up front, do the job once and be done with intended results. The big box store stuff works some what, but your going to get way better results from pro products
@@MyGreenLawn2019 yup and even professional grade there are different tiers of pricing where even at a lower price point you can still get exponentially better results than any big box stuff. But yes i agree if the wallet allows pay up and get it done right the first time.
And like i said given how far the professional grade products go and the superior quality it is actually a much bigger savings than the big box stuff. Despite the higher up front cost. I use Humic Max from Lebanon Turf and despite costing around $70 up front the coverage is 15,000 sq ft. Compare that to Milo which is also vastly inferior to Lebanon but it would take 6 bags of Milo to match that coverage which is over $100 in my area. And you can name many many examples with similar price comparisons of professional vs big box ; on top of which the big box stuff is nowhere near as effective and actually costs quite a bit more in most cases.
@@Andrew77MUFC I’m totally with ya. Sometimes it’s hard to bite, but we all know we are better off in the long run going pro. Thanks again to George for introducing this product to us
Brother, you put me onto tenacity last spring, and that stuff works wonders. I only did one post treatment last spring and all was dead. Didn't do anything else afterwards though. My lawn has Dutch clovers all over this year. I just sprayed the crap out of it though a few days ago. It's already beginning to bleach.
great to hear boss!
you did an awesome job on this video George. Thanks for sharing your knoweldge and putting in the time and effort on this very well put together video.👍🏻 👌🏻
Thanks so much boss!
Excited to see the Pylex/Quinclorac combo
Same! Just waiting for the warmer temps to start seeing some crabgrass.
Usually by now we would have seen quite a bit!
I thought you were marking out the back for some football !!!! I muted the sound got my gear on and pancaked my mother in law while she was watering the dahlias. Thank you I needed the work 🏈
Great content George. Since you gave me the tip above bitcoin $300 for an herbicide ain’t nothing. I bought 2 reel mowers just to cast shade on Ron Henry.
I would love to see you tackle Bermuda in TTTF. Bermuda makes me crazier than watching my mother in law destroy the beef buffet at Golden Corral
oh man you dont even want to see me smashing some bread pudding at golden corral
@@PrincessCutLawnCare love you George. Your content just keeps getting better. Have a great summer and seriously I’d like to see you tackle Bermuda invading TTTF
@@bluejay3945 thanks boss, means a lot!
That Bayer product is the best product on my bigboxstores shelves. Been using it up here in the Minneapolis area for about 5 years & love it. Best feature is it's rainproof after 3 hours, the others aren't!
Absolutely love the test videos.......not sure the BioAdvanced is labeled for killing grassy weeds. But I could be wrong. Great Job George
Thanks mark! yes it contains quinclorac so it should do something to grassy weeds
She's about to get super MAD at you!!!
she been mad haha
Great video George! I just tried a mix of Tenacity and Speed Zone on some heavy areas of Poa Anua. I let the fescue grass grow to about 4.5 inches and waited a week, letting the grass grow to 5 and six inches in some area. I cut last Tuesday and the Poa really hasnt come back yet. I have read where Poa starts to disappear when the weather gets hot but here in PA it hasnt been consistently hot yet. So hopefully I found a solution to at least slow it down. Liiking forward to your follow up video!
Thanks bob! funny you mentioned that because i had a similar experience using tenacity on poa as well.
Completely knocked it out last season but i must admit its back this season but it did a pretty darn good job!
Keep up the good work
Thanks lil dude!
Great comparison and mention of alternative options, but too rich for my blood.
Great overview of these products George, very interesting results! Great video man
Thanks dude!
Thanks for a quicker video...I hate ones that drag on and on...I'm trying to do my research fast.
No problem! anything in particular you need help with?
@@PrincessCutLawnCare I'm just looking for the best products to control Bermuda grass in a fescue lawn.
The Spectracide Weed Stop for lawns with the orange top is definitely a budget friendly option, but you have to add a surfactant or Dawn dish liquid.
Great video George. It’s amazing how Pylex kills grassy weeds yet there’s no visible damage to the desired turf grass. *cool season turf grass
thanks! its very cool technology
George, thanks for letting your lawn go to sh!t with the weeds in order to do these experiments for us. You got stones, brother.
Haha no problem bro 😎
My brother your helping me so much my lawn is struggling and I need the info to get back to life
Another great video. Love that you showed the before and after results. Would be interested to know if you have a combo to nuke POA annua. Thx
Working on a poa cure right now stay tuned
Ha!! Love the outtake George! Too funny bro!! 🤣
haha thanks dan! how you been??
hows the tttf???
@@PrincessCutLawnCare Looking pretty good over here Georgie. After this rains ends I'll update the IG!! How's everything going with you bud?
I WAS COUNTING THE DAYS TO WACHT THE NEW VIDEO!
the day has arrived my friend!
Entertaining and informative video! Great job!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another banger! Loved every second of it.
Thanks bro!
Great video and explanation
Thank you!
Great video George. The BioAdvanced is a good starting point and very cost effective however, like you said, it does nothing for grassy weeds. I wonder how well the Pylex works on poa annua and poa trivialis? 🤔 Might be worth the $300.
Thanks nate! funny you mentioned that, i will be testing it out on a patch of poa in the front, from what i hear, it can suppress it
@@PrincessCutLawnCare This would be well worth the $300 if it could take care of POA issues!
@@TheLawnLover yea will be interesting
The big box store stuff can be a good starting point of course the % of herbicide is low on those products
another amazing video well done and thank you !
Thank you too!
Great video my man!! Hope all is well
all good bro, see you got a new vid out, gonna check it out!
I found that the BEST way to suppress weeds and other grasses is to overseed the area. The mycorrhizae in my lawn makes the seeds germ and establish fast. Bacillus/trychaderma/trace minerals take care of the rest. Don't forget the worms. As long as you seed at the right time not when weeds thrive (hottest season) you should have good results. And with this method you don't disturb your microbes or carbon matrix ❤️
Thanks for sharing!
Great video George! Love the product, I have not yet tried it. But it would be interesting to see what grassy weed may be hiding in my lawn lol
Thanks boss!
ive been using that bioadvanced for years and I've been weed free (you have to get the bioadvanced WITH crabgrass control. The regular stuff doesnt have quinclorac). I get a couple pieces of clover pop up here and there but it gets choked out almost immediately. Give me something that kills Poa...that'll be the day
will be testing it out on a patch on poa coming up
@@PrincessCutLawnCare will be interesting I have a client with some poa
@@MyGreenLawn2019 poa is my arch Nemesis and not sure how to get rid of it without killing off the lawn. If it works, I'm sold
@@mgriffin12 lol I would totally agree. I have a client with poa so I’m very interested
Have you guys tried Blindside on poa ?
OK so I am a turf grass professional having worked at some of the highest levels of sports turf from PGA tour golf courses to high end estates, to municipal sports turf. I've worked on cool and warm season turf from New England to Florida. I literally just finished spraying goose grass moments ago using a spot spray mix that I have incorporating Pylex with Metrichor, Dismiss, and Manuscript herbicides. When it comes to the cost of Pylex it is deceiving when you see the 300 dollar price tag as a broadcast. However using it in a spot spray formulation , you mitigate the cost and increase the efficacy by using only 2 c.c.'s of Pylex for a 25 gallon mix. Using this type of mix, you only need to spray a small dab in the center of the plant. so yes it's expensive, but it goes a longgggg way. Give it a shot.
Thanks for sharing!
And yes even in a residential setting, broadcast spaying is very cheap compared to other big box herbicides. At an app rate of .03 oz per thousand sqft it equals less than 2 dollars per 1k sqft of broadcast spraying per app
Here in round lake IL I used tenacity and speedzone combo with great result.
that is the ultimate combo!
wassup neighbor! naperville here
Awesome video George, I am surprised your wife didn't hurt you buying that $300 bottle. I do have a question regarding Par III, have you tried it or heard any feedback regarding it? I used it in my lawn this early spring and it worked miraculously. Do you have feedback if and when you should spray weed control substances in your lawn?
thanks smurf!
par III is a great alternative to speedzone and trimec as it contains the same ingredients just at a lower rate, glad it worked out for you!
Awesome video! Very well made.
Thanks brian!
Love it! Those more expensive herbicides really are for specific situations, but they do a great job in those special setting. General OTC herbicides can do just as well in most situations. My bottle of Xonerate does an AMAZING job of getting rid of my poa annau, but is just as good as regular weed killers on other weeds.
You should do a video on that, would be fresh content!
great video! man i'm afraid if i put down the pylex my whole yard will bleach out (thinking i had nice thick fescue but it was some weed all along lol)
haha tell me about it! sounds like my backyard lol
gonna smoke it off in the fall
I keep Pylex and love Pylex for Dallisgrass and goose grass. Let's not forget the PreM effects of Pylex. Then you can mix in Triclopyr with growth regulator to better control warm season grass in cool season grasses.
its not labeled as a preemergent but i was wondering about that due to it being a hppd inhibitor like tenacity..
tell me more about its preem effects
@@PrincessCutLawnCare to be honest I really do not know the science behind the PreM effects other than that is what I have been told by my suppliers and through experience. I primarily use Pylex on Dallisgrass and will treat an entire area to kill and stop the spread. Pylex has both killed and prevented spread. It may take multiple applications depending on maturity of the plant.
Also, check out Speedzone Q4. It is a little pricey, but it kills just about everything broadleaf, grassy and gets nutsedge in one bottle. It's my summer weed breakthrough goto.
Great job like always, will probably mix a couple of weed chemicals together and hope my patience kicks in. 300 hundred bucks is to steep for me but glad to know it's available Can you make a video on bugs living in the lawn and most importantly getting rid of em. Thanks George. ✌️
Great video, I use triple combination, which not out weeds fast. I'm still testing to how long it last and what type of grass I can use it on. Thanks
Is that a brand? Or do you mix three different herbicides?
Awesome video!
Can't wait for the next video until I'mma gonna keep watching this one especially in the beginning where you had a doubter! How dare she!!!
haha the things we do for our lawns!
My Tenacity pre-emergent app is giving fits to some Nutsedge that cropped up after a lawn reno. I should spot spray it again and wipe it out.
Nice!
nice video George, I'm glad I don't have anything I need Pylex for 😜
thanks simon!
Well done sir!
Thanks duke!
Can’t justify $300. I’ll stick with Tenacity and live with what it won’t kill. Great video.
thanks boss!
That’s a good point to lol. I’m interested in trying Pylex to find what grass weeds maybe hiding in my lawn. Just would be interesting
Haha I got that question from the wife when coming home with all sorts of stuff, did you really pay ?!?!?!
haha yes my friend, i really did.
What tips are you using on the sprayer? Looks like a pretty good pattern and even spraying. Thanks in advance
No problem! In this video I’m using the xr110vs teejet nozzle
I just can't justify $300. It would keep my fescue bermuda free, but the cost too steep. Excellent video!!
Message me bro I’ll send you out a vial
@@PrincessCutLawnCare my man, what a bro
Did you really pay $300 for this little bottle? Great video bro.
Lol yes and thanks dude
@@PrincessCutLawnCare That crypto mining must be going well lol.
@@WooderBoyProductions was doing very well until the crash 😢
Great info and videos! So I have a few questions:
1) I liked the video where you discuss Jerry Bakers lawn cocktails. So my question is what setting did you use on the Ortho hose sprayer to get the 20 gallon equivalent/proper coverage? As you mentioned, Jerry never gives a square footage coverage. Also what liquid lawn food would you recommend be used to add in Jerry's cocktail?
2) In this video you discuss goose grass. Not familiar with that. Do you know the difference between that and quack grass and can quack grass be destroyed without damaging the lawn? From my research and what I've been told there's no solution for quack grass without destroying everything or hand pulling the weed/grass.
If you have any suggestions for quack grass and any additional tips for mixing and applying Jerry's concoctions, I would love to hear them.
Thanks and keep up the great work!
Thank you!
i always assumed his cocktails were for 1k sqft as that pretty much the standard for lawn applications, but i could be totally wrong!
I used setting 3 on my chapin hose end sprayer. Also he doesn't specify what plant food to use so i just used what i had on hand which was superthrive.
As far as the quack grass, yes gly is the only way to get rid of it but are you 100 percent sure thats what you have?
Cost of coverage and results.
Time is money and when you only have a small window to apply hundreds of acres these commercial products were designed for that. Small 10000 sqft areas or less are ok with cheaper big box store stuff.
Absolutely
Could you piece on about creeping Charlie. I do like your videos
Ive used half to 1 oz to the acre of pylex. It may cost more upfront but that bottle will last you a lifetime
haha i will never use all this
Speaking of lasting a lifetime… what is the shelf life of these products. I make sure to keep my tenacity and other lawn products in my basement to avoid the hot and cold swings of Chicago area. Recently found a bottle of car coating that went bad after sitting for 5 years.
Well golly, you're adding to my list of things to research here! I dont have time to read 10 more scholarly papers on killing bermuda out of a fescue lawn! Lol 🤣
oh man that type of research sounds right up your alley haha
@@PrincessCutLawnCare if only I had a fescue lawn and common bermuda on hand 🤔
Pylex: $300 to buy 4oz. at 0.023 - 0.034oz. per 1,000 sq. ft. will cover 117,000 to 173,000 sq. ft.
BioAdv: $12 will cover 6,250 sq. ft.
$300 ÷ $12 will buy 25 BioAdv. bottles and 25 x 6,250 will cover 156,250 sq. ft.
Mix the Pylex at 0.0256 and it will cover the same 156,250 sq.ft.
My lawn is roughly 6,000 sq. ft., so 156,000 will cover 26 times.
My mother's lawn is 40,000 sq. ft, son156,000 will cover her lawn 4 times.
Even at the leanest rate of 0.023,
Pylex covers 173,913 sq. ft. only once,
or 86,956 twice,
or 57,971 three times,
or 43,478 four times.
or 6,000 about 26 times.
And what's the shelf-life of the Pylex?
Love your Psycho Bunny shirt 😁
Love your nyan cat pfp 😊
I’m struggling with Bermuda grass…. It’s everywhere in the house we moved into….
Any help?!?
Love your intro btw lol
haha thanks man, what type of grass do you have and want to keep?
@@PrincessCutLawnCare sorry, I’m a noob at this! I should have known better…
So I’m trying to get a hard fescue to grow in. It’s been rough.
It’s a long fescue and it’s really shade tolerant because my yard doesn’t get a ton of sun.
I’m in south Missouri… so that in between zone
The Bermuda is pretty aggressive…
What’s the cost per application? Pylex is such a low use rate, curious if it is on par with the $12 bottle.
Gotta figure out a way to justify the cost with my wife… LOL
Also, what’s the shelf life for a bottle?
Rate is .03 oz per thousand haha
you need a baby dropper to measure this stuff out
not sure about shelf life, will look into it
I think it turn out to roughly 18-25$ per application of 1000sqft @.3 of an OZ
Each oz cost about 85$
(Going off amazon price)
@@rgjr702 its 0.03 oz per1k sqft so your looking at more like 2 dollars an app
Speedzone is the truth I can't wait to spike it with quinclorac if I get crab grass this year
Oh man it stank but it real real good 👍
I see that you have maple seeds in your backyard. Any tips on managing them sprouting?
i just keep mowing and bagging them
If my math is right at the high rate the Pylex will cover about 2.7 acres with the $312 4oz bottle in the link. 18.5 bottles of the 40oz Bayer product would be needed to cover the same area. Even at that the Bayer comes in about $90 less at $12 although it’s $13.98 today.
Max rate of pylex per acre is 2 oz so were looking at an even cheaper solution
sorry i misread your comment yes your are right, its a great solution for ppl like yourself treat large areas for grassey weeds
@@PrincessCutLawnCare and the label I read said 1.5oz, but it would totally depend on size of yard and weeds you have too. I just had to do the math. I honestly thought the Bayer would end up being much higher. I used to work at a farm and home store. I would often take people from lawn and garden to the farm department. If you read the labels you can often get the same thing in a higher concentration for less money than the name brands in lawn and garden. Pro tip!
LOL, "Full Blown Salad Bar"
Haha fo real!
Great video, ty 😊
Thanks for watching!
can you test on Bermuda??
Oh I know you didn't just call Bermuda grass a weed! My bluemuda lawn's feelings are hurt now. Lol. Just kidding. Awesome video!
haha if it makes you feel better...
If i lived down south, i would have bermuda:)
Hey My nice grass is being taken over by my neighbors un maintained zoysia grass. If pylex kills zoysia I buy it. Nice video
It will suppress and damage zoysia, will take multiple qpps
You didn’t say if there’s a waiting time for fall planting of grass seed.
Damn! As per usual, the ultimate answer to my weed control (kill) problem, isn't available to me here in Canada.
haha yall gotta smuggle your stuff in LOL
What if you tried putting the seed oil in the BioAdvanced?
It would act as an adjuvent just like regular ol surfactant
You should try straight off the shelf DEF as a weed killer.
lol i just made a video about def
@@PrincessCutLawnCare I watched it. I didn't know that DEF could be used as a liquid fertilizer. But it kills grass and weeds pretty darn well, right out of the box.
so will pylex kill the Bermuda grass in Fescue? You said to watch this video, what about Ornamec? or Fusillade II mixed with Tenacity for killing all weeds? i have an acre to spray and want to kill bermuda out over 2 to 3 seasons
yes it will, i have no experience with fusillade but pylex is tried and true for bermuda control in tall fescue
Is that a Mr Beast thumbnail?? Haha
haha the man knows what works!
I’m in Deep South Texas, what can I use on my St Agustin lawn to kill weeds and those pest grasses without destroying my lawn?
What's the best for Creeping Charlie and other types of clover?
Tzone
Any info for yards that pets and children occupy ! Don't want those weed control poisons in my yard. With the heat we've had in the midwest hand pulling crab grass and clover is not working.
I have a jack aasss neighbor who sprayed weed killer on my lawn. How do I neutralize the HTTP on my grass???? Thanks vf
What’s the best crabgrass killer in st Augustine lawn. I’m trying tenacity and it suppressing it but not killing it completely. I’ve tried like 5 applications. Of 3ml per gallon mixed with baby shampoo .
It sucks im in WA and they won’t ship it here unless you are commercial
sorry to hear! same in cali and new jersey
@@PrincessCutLawnCare Thank you and please keep up with the awesome informative videos. I enjoyed them all Thank you once again
quinclorac also doesn't work very well without methlyated seed oil
Yes sir you are absolutely tight
🌞I'll never understand why anyone would want to kill Bermuda grass! 😎
#therealalphagrass