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I would not use these particular products in a vegetable garden, where you would be looking to consume the produce of the plant. I would instead use a few “natural” solutions like diatomaceous earth (food grade),neem oil, Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) these are a few food friendly options. I am sure that there are more, that I may not be aware of. But to be safe I would check with a local greenhouse to make sure that you are getting the proper item or maybe a product that works much better and is safer to use. I apologize that I am not as well versed in the solutions that you are looking for. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Thank you

Yes you do.

@@TheHighlanderLawn I did a week ago but still see it on top of lawn - and dead lawn that Grubs killed

@@tomjones3907it takes some time to disintegrate, but if you water your lawn throughly, it is safe for your pets and kids to walk on( according to the label) but personally I’m not in a hurry and wait for a week to walk on again.

@@TheHighlanderLawn I've read now that this product is only effective for 24-48 hours after application. Is this the case?

That is awesome! I am glad to hear that you love it!!

I have never experienced it messing with over seeding, but have a few friends who stated that they felt that it negatively affected their seeding process. I did respond to this a week ago but for some reason it shows that it had not been responded to. My apologies. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Nice. I hope that the surgeon did a better job than what I did on the “cosmetics” of the repair. 🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

@@TheHighlanderLawn You did a great job! ... And my finger is good as new ^^

My apologies for the delay in responding. I have been out of reach of technology for the last 10 days. If you are looking for an immediate result the 24 hour killer works well. Then after 2-3 weeks I put down the seasonal. And I usually put these down in May. Now I will say that this year I got a heavy infestation of armyworms which the seasonal seemed to not deter. So I did put a second round down again and it wiped them out. Seasonal product does work as a deterrent, but it does tend to be slower. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Yes head to head coverage is always the standard in laying out most sprinkler types. This is the even more the case with MP’s as they are a low volume GPM application to the turf. My apologies for the delayed response. I have been out of reach of any technology for the last 10 days. Thank you for your comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

My apologies for the delay in responding. I have been out of reach of technology for the last 10 days. If you are looking for an immediate result the 24 hour killer usually works well. I am not sure why it seemed to have not for you. Then after 2-3 weeks I put down the seasonal. And I usually put these down in May. Now I will say that this year I got a heavy infestation of armyworms which the seasonal seemed to not deter. So I did put a second round down again and it wiped them out. Seasonal product does work as a deterrent, but it does tend to be slower. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

My apologies for the delay in responding. I have been out of reach of technology for the last 10 days. If you are looking for an immediate result the 24 hour killer works well. Then after 2-3 weeks I put down the seasonal. And I usually put these down in May. Now I will say that this year I got a heavy infestation of armyworms which the seasonal seemed to not deter. So I did put a second round down again and it wiped them out. Seasonal product does work as a deterrent, but it does tend to be slower. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Thank you for your reply, I got hit very bad also. Didn’t know about the seasonal . Will be putting that down next spring.

I allowed it dry for 24 hours from the final soak. This will not completely dry out the seed. It will definitely need to get broken out of the clumps that can and will happen. But using Milo or humate as a binder has worked very well. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

LOL...I am glad that you enjoyed it. Thank you for the sub! I apologize for the lack of content this year, I have been extremely bogged down with an entire house remodel for my daughter and it has just taken up the majority of my time. I would love to hear how the experiment has worked out. I am glad to report that I have not had any further cracking of the wheelbarrow and that it has been used on several projects since the repair. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

I am sorry that I did not do so. I will say that the pre gernination went fantastic. I will state that the homeowner of this lawn has had a TON of soil composition issues. He did get discouraged about this and did let the lawn go a little bit, and he is now wanting to redo the entire lawn with a different turf seed type. Looks like that will be a lawn renovation job for 2025. SO...basically "Help me FIX my Ugly Lawn......AGAIN!!) LOL. Even though I get the lawns looking great...staying vigilant in taking care of the lawns after I leave is a must. Anything can return to the previous condition that it was prior to the renovation if left unattended. I will be doing some results next year on that Return of THL to fix the lawn once more. LOL. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

@@TheHighlanderLawn Thank you for the explanation. You do great work! I really enjoyed the video!

AAtta-3286 (Anthony). Thank you. I apologize for not putting any content out for the 2024 season. I recently retired (you would think I would have more time on my hands) and have been busy helping my daughter remodel her house and during the early spring and into the summer I have had a ton of sprinkler systems that I have installed or retro'd. Shot some footage but never had much time to edit and produce the vids. I should have time to get those edited and produced for 2025. I feel terrible that I just have not had the time to put towards the editing. I have always been a fan of the MP's. I have not had any experience with the K-Rains. But that would be a great content video for a comparison vid. I am doing well, just crazy busy. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Thank you very much.

If you are not planning to do a topdressing and overseed. You can leave them. Tear them up with your mower and then water. If you are topdressing and overseeding you will want to pick them up so that the new soil and seed can make it into the holes, where the plugs were pulled. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

He helped out for about an hour to 1.5. He did a good job, and he needed to do something, because he was “bored”. 🤣🤣Well I cured that boredom REALLY fast!! 🤣🤣He’s a pretty good kid. But doesn’t always like it when the old man puts him to work. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Well look at you, all virtue signaling and everything!!! You must be very proud of yourself!!🙄🙄

I went one setting above the recommended spreader setting for the Milo. The seed is using the Milo as a binder to attach to so you’ll need a little more space to allow it to pass through. If you are not getting the combo of both to come out properly, just notch it up by the next setting until you are satisfied with the Output. Thank you for the comment. I hope you hear from you in the future.

Thank you very much. I greatly appreciate the comment!!

Grubs come usually from Japanese Beetles / June bugs. Sod webworms are what are spawned from the adult moths that I was showing. You can also get army worms from a different type of moth that is usually a light tannish brown with an interesting design pattern on their wings. I have experienced them twice since shooting this video and they were the most rapid and destructive of the three. Thank you for your comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Thank you for the kind comments. Best of luck to you in your efforts in your lawn. It can be challenging and very rewarding all at the same time. I have been so busy helping others this year that I have not had an opportunity to create any content for the 2024 season. I have some footage but have been so busy I just haven't had time to edit and produce it. Helping folks is the reason I do what I do. Thank you and may God bless you everyday as well.

The amperages on these did vary somewhat but by no more than 1 additional amp. That can make a difference but not a drastic one. In comparison of the height differences. These were the most popular and reviewed units at the time of production of the video. If one could go lower then that was to that unit's advantage over it's competitors. It's more of a granny smith apples to honeycrisp apple's type of comparison. But I am working on a new unit review that will most likely be out and ready come spring of next year just as the dethatching season is strongest. Thank you for your comments. I greatly appreciate it.

Thank you for pointing that out. I will do better going forward.

You're doing a great job. Just wanted people to know that the handles are adjustable. So if you're struggling with the push and pull try adjusting the handle but you're doing a amazing job. ​@@TheHighlanderLawn

FIrst of all let me apologize for the very late response. I somehow missed this comment. Thank you for the compliment. I have been and will most likely forever be a believer in MP Rotators. I wish you the best in your upgrading your system and the golf course. I would love to hear how it's going. Thank you for the comment.

Thanks! We upgraded six heads last week as a trial run… excellent results. I have 30 more that arrived yesterday - ready to go!

I feel you. But this product is fantastic for relieving those items.

lol ...Thanks. I am glad you liked it!!

They are the adult stage of sod webworms aka “lawn moths”. They are usually busy laying eggs in your lawn that will hatch and their young look like a caterpillar more than a worm. They feed on your turf grass and the damage they inflict will cause your grass to look as though you just dropped your mower too low and “scalped” it, as well as brown patchy spots. You can use the products in the video to help in controlling them. I hoped this helps. Thank you for the comment I hope to hear from you in the future.

@@TheHighlanderLawn thank you for the information! I had no idea about this kind of bug. I always see them coming out of my grass when I am watering. I threw down some Triazicide because I noticed a lot of cockroaches at night! Then I noticed a patch of yellowing grass when I was watering. Noticed a June bug came up because of the water and I determined that grubs are the culprit. Is Triazicide good to kill these insects (moths, cockroaches, grubs)? The package says it will kill them but was wondering your opinion on it.

@@mslisasierra I don't deal with cockroaches here as much in Utah!! (Thank goodness). I have used Triazicide several times and have seen decent results. My biggest culprit that I deal with most is sod webworms (moths), then grubs from time to time, and I have had one attack of army worms that nearly destroyed my front lawn in just a couple of hours. I have used the Bioadvanced (24 hour killer and Complete season long styles) and Scott's Grub Ex as well as using Bifentherin (mainly helps with mosquitos but does help kill off other bugs and pests spiders, etc.) but be careful if you use bifentherin, it will kill honeybees just an FYI. Thank you so much for the reply. I hope to hear from you in the future.

To date every dethatcher I have purchased comes with a bagger. But they are honestly an absolute waste of time to try and use them. There’s too much debris. It will fill up in 3 seconds flat.

Good luck!

I am sorry to hear that you are having issues. I have not experienced the problems that you are having. I have only had issues with the 3500 series. Haven’t been that impressed so far with those. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Yes, that model came out after this review was filmed and posted. I will most likely be doing another video next year on them. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Thank you. I am glad that you liked it!

There are some screws that are hard to get to. One is located under the SunJoe emblem sticker on the front. Pretty foolish if you ask me!! Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future!

Most do!! Dethatching or not!! 🤣🤣🤣

I only have experience with Turf Blue Pro.

I also plan to put down 3 inches of topsoil before I seed with the RPR in July.

It is possible to seed in July with KBG. But you are then committing to watering like a “crazy person” 🤣🤣to keep that seed damp enough to push germination and for a couple of weeks thereafter to maintain the seedling development . I love my Turf Blue Pro with the RPR combine, I put down. I have also repeated it on 3 others yards this year and we are seeing amazing results. I have not used the HGT KBG but have heard great things about it. So bottom line…you can seed in the heat of July…it’s not easy and will take more attention to the moisture level and obviously MORE water. You can also Pre-germinate the KBG (as long as it’s not coated with the Yellowjacket coating.) I put out a video on that in 2022 in my ugly lawn series for that year. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

@@TheHighlanderLawn Thank you so much for confirming what I suspected. I'll seed with the Barenburg RPR in July.

My apologies for the extremely late response. It has been an absolutely crazy spring. I have had a TON of renovations and sprinkler renovations and installs that I haven’t had time to put out anything more than my 2024 intro vid. But you are MOST welcome! Glad I could help!!

Good to know thank you for the heads up.

I will take a look at that it’s good to know. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

That is good to know. I will consider that in the future. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

My apologies for not replying earlier. I have been crazy busy at work. This time of year they always seem to sell out with the spring rush. I know that the Senix dethatcher on Amazon is the exact same unit as the SunJoe AJ805e. If you shop several online retailers usually have the ability to set up alerts for when these items come back in stock. I am sorry that you haven’t had much luck finding one. Thank you for the comment. I hope to hear from you in the future.

Tonya thank you! I have been so busy with helping folks that I haven’t had time to cut and edit.

Do your thing friend,I’ll be ready and waiting. Hope you have a great season in the lawn 👍🏽

Yeah kind of a Jack of all trades......master of none!! LOL. I got pretty lucky with her. Videos are coming, just been bogged down helping people.