Dethatching With Liquid Dethatcher Turf Titan Thatch Buster
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2024
- We will be teaching you how to use and when to use turf titan thatch buster, to dethatch your lawn with a liquid dethatcher. Do you suffer from a thatch layer and you don’t want to remove the nutrients with a mechanical dethatcher? Would you rather let your lawn do what it naturally does, and break down the thatch and feed itself?  Well then, Turf Titan Thatch Buster is your answer. If your air temps are above 50 degrees and doesn’t freeze at night, you are good thatch buster. If you have any questions, comments or concerns on it, feel free to reach out to me at info@diygrasscare.com.
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I’m Jeremy of the Greener Lawn
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Great video, sir. I will be ordering asap
Love it! I can’t wait for you to let us know your results! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Thatchbuster is great stuff. Been using it for almost a year now and it has worked great!
I love to hear it! 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻
I’m use to another product that doesn’t use microbes, and it works above 85… so these ranges are different for me!
@@TheGreenerLawn The microbes had made a huge difference in cutting down my thatch and just making the lawn more green and visually just looking better. I also like to pair this one with Root Booster and give it a powerful punch of microbes!
I liked the THUMBNAIL a lot 😊👍🔥🔥🔥
lol u know where I got that statement from… but I always sing when I read this one 😂😂
Great video Jeremy OF… The Greener Lawn 😂
🤨… sus…. Lol thanks Jason!
Ok very good thanks
No prob Dylan!
Nice!
+D S I agree!
Great video! Got some questions:
-New house build with sod laid down last year in November.
-Located in TX.
Is it okay to use that product now? And any restrictions with using herbicide or fertilizer along with it?
Nope awesome time to use it.
Nope no restrictions. There are other products you can use it with from their products or with any other herbicides or fertilizer.
I know you forgot to film a follow-up, but would you please describe results for me? Thank you. I'm also wondering if it'll help bare patches under shaded areas and can i apply grass seed the same day I use this on bare dirt..?
One year later I’m less then 1/16 of an inch.
No need to use on bare dirt, it’s meant to eat material. Lack of material will not give it a good source and will die.
Is it ok to use Thatch buster and miracle gro lawn food after? Thank you in advance and great video!
Yup, not going to hurt a thing. It will help
That miracle gro get into the soil and work better with out a huge thatch layer. It’s also going to feed the thatch back so you get a green up off it too!
Would be adding this after using a greenworks be overkill? Maybe add in some liquid aeration?
Depending on liquid areation, just use baby shampoo, same active ingredient laurel sulphate for way cheaper czcams.com/video/cKcOeZ1fcxY/video.html
Not at all overkill, as it will help break down any existing and feed it back for an awesome green up!
Jeremy, great stuff! What product do you use above 85 degrees?
I use diygrasscare.com/products/0-0-2-d-thatch-liquid-dethatch-n-ext?_pos=1&_psq=Detha&_ss=e&_v=1.0
Why did you transfer to a sprayer instead of using the original container/sprayer attachment?
Those attachments are homeowner grade, meant for a lot of error and not accurate. A battery sprayer is very precise (for pros or homeowners alike who calibrate) and much quicker application.
When I was a kid we used to use the cheapest Soda pop and put that in a Hose and sprayer find spray at on the alarm to help with thatch.. Sugar creates quick bacteria at least that's what I think..
Might be some truth to it, molasses will help the microbes (that you have), not create them, energize up and break down thatch. (Our lawns can do this naturally as long as it’s not being overpowered). This adds the microbes that do this action, so we have more to accomplish the task, not just get the ones in there energized.
But you actually might be in to something lol
Is there a minimum soil temp that's necessary for this product to work?
50 degrees as it has microbes and it’s the temp they activate at.
Do all the herbicides we spray end up killing off the microbes?
Pretty much… that’s why we should use them sparingly and not blanket I’d we don’t need to.
Can you add liquid thatch and liquid aerator at the same time?
Yup, shouldn’t be a problem in that. What liquid areation are you thinking, I could save you money Vs certain ones.
Where is the follow-up vid on this?
Life caught up with me, I’ll be doing videos on a few of their products this season, including the thatch in my lawn.
@TheGreenerLawn alright sounds I was thinking of mixing liquid iron, liquid dethatcher and tenacity to spray on my turf, reckon it will be fine?
@@As-vt2ds ohh yea, no issues with that combo. Just add your water first if doing them in the same mix, if not then 0 issues layering them.
As kinda a precursor to your first question, I checked thatch about two weeks ago and I was less then a quarter of an inch, so something took out my thatch… I thought about making it a video, but it could be a few things that did it… but def could of been the thatch buster as well.
@TheGreenerLawn alright got it. I will probably lay this down after tomorrow (just mowed). Cool, thanks for your input and update on the thatchbuster
@@As-vt2ds were you saying ur going to lay thatch buster down?
how much of this stuff can you use annually? limit on oz per 1000 per year?
@@igormord8636 they recommend 6oz per 4-6 weeks is all you “need”, if you does more, it’s not exponential, as they are living organisms and overcrowding just means something will be out compete (likely the same strain, unless others compete for the same resources). So it’s more wasteful as the microbes over compete their their selfs resulting in loss of your product you applied.
My guess and this is pure speculation, and no where founded in facts, but most things like this they under dose, because they know people are moreon’s, not morons… a little on is good so MORE ON is BETTER… so they under do it by a margin. I know that’s how herbicides sold to consumers work, pro products are way higher concentrated by far! I bet it’s the same.
I’d say you’re realistically 30-36 oz max a year for most places for this per 1k. Most people prob will be 18-24oz
Video mentions that you can do it weekly; my bottle (garden hose ready) says every 4-6 weeks. Any thoughts? Hope this helps; I’ve tried everything else. Also, does anyone know if you can use regular lawn fertilizer with this product?
Yup, so this video was made with original packaging, they have changed their schedule since. I work with the owner closely so I know quite a bit about these.
Yes, it will not cause any issues with any fertilizers. The microbes will do well with soil building ferts tho, better then synthetic , tbh, but it will not cause any issues at all.
What issue are you dealing with?
@@TheGreenerLawn - Hey, appreciate the reply. Grass over the last few years is getting thinner and less healthy. I’m in Minnesota, so it’s just starting to come up this spring. I’m seeing a lot more patches with smaller tufts of lawn surrounded by dirt. I’ve tried machine aerating and overseeding in the past, but little success with little new growth, and seems to get a little worse each year. I’m too cheap to hire a professional service, so I’m going to give the Thatch Buster a try. I’ll check back in later this summer to let you know if I got any positive results.
Do I really need to wait 6 weeks to add new seed after using the product?
+@em6727 do me a favor and send me some pics to info@diygrasscare.com
I actually help 1000’s of people one on one yearly with their lawns transformations. Let’s get your lawn looking awesome.
Your ok before then
How long will does thatch take to break down. Like how many years would it take to get rid of a few inches
Too much thatch (above1/2 inch) will choke out the grass and could cause fungal issues before the grass could break it down. Normally if there aren’t any stressors that are causing issues on your lawn, your grass will break it down easily and quickly that you will never know.
So, how long? Heat helps break it down as the microbes are activated and will break it down.
A few inches of thatch would decimate your lawn before it would break it down.
What grass type do you have?
@@TheGreenerLawn I live in Nj. I have the usual mix of Kentucky blue, tall fescue and perennial rye. I overseeded in the fall with Johnathan green black beauty. Last few years I have struggled with dollar spot and rust. I did a soil probe and the thatch looks like it’s honestly 2 inches but the grass isn’t choked out just lots of fungus every year. My lawn just feels really spongy. So this year I was going try adding the microbes and cut my watering back. I’m just curious if my thatch is that bad will these products knock it down in a reasonable time?
@@chrisbrown6697 until it’s above 80 degrees, it’s better to do mechanical dethatching vs microbial . The microbes aren’t quite up to par until the temps rise. Then at that temp point it will help out a lot.
What time of day are you watering? How many days a week?
Mind sending me pics to info@diygrasscare.com ?
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What type of grass do you have?
I have Kentucky blue and rye. My clients that have been using this have had - Fescue, Bermuda and zoyzia. (That I have see it works well with).
How many times should I mow prior to using thatch buster, and how long do i need to wait to mow once its been sprayed?
No need to worry about prior mowing, just run your sprinklers to wash it down into the soil before you mow, unless you mulch then it doesn’t matter there either.
@@TheGreenerLawn Thank you!
@@BrittneyJeffs-cg1uh anytime!
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Will normal rain fall wash it away?
Nope, just like your natural microbes, these microbes will say in areas where they are placed (with in reason right?). If you have a horrible rain surf washes away, they will too but they will not be affected by regular rain that doesn’t remove regular material.
Great question.
Won't adding different micro biology into the lawn affect the micro biology already existing in your lawn???? Competition of the fittest? I just add enzymes and Molasses to my lawn and it make my existing micro biology kick into high gear. Higher soil temperatures also help as that is when your micro biology is the most active...
Always a good question. I know they have used this technology for years in farming industry BW Fusion, (bw-fusion.com/?gclid=CjwKCAjwxr2iBhBJEiwAdXECw2jLAfj9wlP-ZiS5aN-8MO2i6uOvQhtZrLXo9BJV7-Ud7YYJNk2zfhoC4iMQAvD_BwE) with great success, so they brought it to the homeowner grass market.
Directly turf titans president Andrew: “We are only adding 28-32 species depending on the product. If you are talking about a compost tea product where you have no idea what organisms are being introduced that maybe could be a concern. Our team of microbes have specific functions and aren’t going to compete with any of the existing biology. We want these guys in your soil.”
Still never seen a followup video or review for this stuff. Seems like a scam.
Naw not a scam, just haven’t gotten back to it yet. I’ll get ya a review this year. Microbes are what do it naturally, they have harvested microbes and provide it via application.
Let’s help you a little here, instead of attacking videos of others, feel free to go directly to Turf Titan, they have their trials, videos and info you seek… if you don’t do that I’ll get more info this season 👌🏻
@@TheGreenerLawn good lord don’t be so soft, I was not attacking your video. I was making an accurate observation that no actual data exists on this stuff on CZcams.
Oh and your reply dodging my concern and advertising for them confirmed my suspicion that you are a shill for this product. This isn’t a demo or a review, it’s a really long commercial.
@@rxw5520 original comment still applies. Go directly to the source. Easy peazy
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Honored to have u in first!
Can you use this when the soil is wet from rain and just spray with the hose lightly? Also has anyone used this on St. Augustine? If so, what were your results?
So where is the follow up? Or did you lie and show me a video about you doing your lawn?
As I don’t understand your question (the or question) , feel free to read anyone who has already asked this below, or clarify your questions so I can understand it a little bit better.
@TheGreenerLawn it seams hard to find an actual trial that documents the progress or lack thereof
@@TexasDraped I get it, reach out to turf titan directly, they can get you that info. The owner Andrew is awesome. This is actually an old product BW Fusion (parent company) has been using in farm fields for years.