It's gonna be amazing!!!! I am excited for you!!! Your lawn looked great last year, this year will be 🔥!! Great products by the way! I use most of them on my lawn, amazing results for me!!! I will be following your videos 😀. Thanks for sharing!
A teaspoon of dry citric acid in your application water for iron will help it stay soluble for a bit longer. I got mine at a wine and beer making store, a lifetime supply is 20$ or so. Also at ethnic grocery stores called sour salt.
So I watch your 2023 season videos. You have Bermuda and it loves the heat and fertilizer. I think you’re moving in the right direction. Last year I thinking you didn’t apply enough nitrogen and that was part of your struggle. Plus Bermuda like sun and I think some of your area struggles because of shade. I also think you were watering too much and to often not allowing the roots to dive deep . I seen you were using hydrotain with is a great product but I think you also need to look at a wetting agent which will help with your local dry spots . PGR will be a whole new game for you . When first starting the season it should take 3 apps before full rate . Should always be applied with nitrogen and iron. Need to learn about growing degrees so you’re not over regulating. The carbon G products are great but a long term solution and cost a lot of money for bang for a buck. It’s your check book so you decide. Last thing I’m not nocking what you’re doing in any way. I just want you to succeed without less in duced head headaches. Bud you need to show yourself more in the video we wants to see and know the guy we are watching .
Love all your information provided. Every little piece of information I’ve been receiving helps me make better decisions along the way. You are and will be part of my success! 👍
I would think you could but I would put it according to your soil test since this is what I am doing. The schedule would be different as well for cool season grass. Also the PGR rates may differ with your type of grass vs my Bermuda.
@@MyLawnStoryyou need to slowly introduce the PGR. Try like .1oz/1000 first then gradually move to .25/1000 and see what happens. 0.75oz is a lot for the first time app on a lawn that's never had it. You can see what happens in June when temps and your Fertilizer apps really start making it take off.
Do 14-7-14 first, followed by 12-0-24. That will give the “P” time to make to root zone. It will be available for the Bermuda doing peak growing window.
N-P-K, The “P” move slow in the soil, so if you apply 14-7-14 first it will move to the root zone by the time of Bermuda peak growth. Your plan is okay, just do 14-7-14 for a better benefit.
Yep my PH has gone up past the optimal zone and is more alkaline. Last season I recalled just adding the fertilizers actually brought it down. Will see how it goes again.
It's gonna be amazing!!!! I am excited for you!!! Your lawn looked great last year, this year will be 🔥!! Great products by the way! I use most of them on my lawn, amazing results for me!!! I will be following your videos 😀. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the support ! ❤
Green effect from next is great to darken up the lawn
I'll give that a shot sometime in the future !
A teaspoon of dry citric acid in your application water for iron will help it stay soluble for a bit longer.
I got mine at a wine and beer making store, a lifetime supply is 20$ or so.
Also at ethnic grocery stores called sour salt.
You're the man ! Appreciate the wisdom !
A small trowel- full cut from your of your turf and grown in a pot will help you find out common or hybrid once it has grown up.
So I watch your 2023 season videos. You have Bermuda and it loves the heat and fertilizer. I think you’re moving in the right direction. Last year I thinking you didn’t apply enough nitrogen and that was part of your struggle. Plus Bermuda like sun and I think some of your area struggles because of shade. I also think you were watering too much and to often not allowing the roots to dive deep . I seen you were using hydrotain with is a great product but I think you also need to look at a wetting agent which will help with your local dry spots . PGR will be a whole new game for you . When first starting the season it should take 3 apps before full rate . Should always be applied with nitrogen and iron. Need to learn about growing degrees so you’re not over regulating. The carbon G products are great but a long term solution and cost a lot of money for bang for a buck. It’s your check book so you decide. Last thing I’m not nocking what you’re doing in any way. I just want you to succeed without less in duced head headaches. Bud you need to show yourself more in the video we wants to see and know the guy we are watching .
Love all your information provided. Every little piece of information I’ve been receiving helps me make better decisions along the way. You are and will be part of my success! 👍
With everything that u stated, can I do it in that order for tttf?
I would think you could but I would put it according to your soil test since this is what I am doing. The schedule would be different as well for cool season grass. Also the PGR rates may differ with your type of grass vs my Bermuda.
I have Bermuda too. Do you think t-next is better than primo max? Or are they the same thing?
I believe they are the same thing. Says so on the bottle too. 👍
@@MyLawnStory ok thanks. It’ll be the first time I ever try it later this year. Can’t wait to see the results
@@Los714 same here !
@@MyLawnStoryyou need to slowly introduce the PGR. Try like .1oz/1000 first then gradually move to .25/1000 and see what happens. 0.75oz is a lot for the first time app on a lawn that's never had it. You can see what happens in June when temps and your Fertilizer apps really start making it take off.
@@williamjonson6845 that’s a wonderful suggestion ! I appreciate your input 👍
Do 14-7-14 first, followed by 12-0-24. That will give the “P” time to make to root zone. It will be available for the Bermuda doing peak growing window.
Are you saying to apply 14-7-14 throughout the year then 12-0-24 towards the end of the season ?
N-P-K, The “P” move slow in the soil, so if you apply 14-7-14 first it will move to the root zone by the time of Bermuda peak growth. Your plan is okay, just do 14-7-14 for a better benefit.
Your water PH level might be high and affect the iron you are applying foliarly..
Yep my PH has gone up past the optimal zone and is more alkaline. Last season I recalled just adding the fertilizers actually brought it down. Will see how it goes again.
House built in 2021? I’d think your lawn would be tif 419.. That’s a common one for new build sod..
The yard was hydroseeded so it led me to believe I have common. I only know about Tifway 419 sodded and not seeded.