You’re the only lawn UA-camr who is actually providing real information. I’ve been commenting on other “lawn iron” videos when people complain it doesn’t work. You don’t need natural adjuvant or to try another brand. It all depends on the pH of the mixed solution for foliar absorption. Thank you for spreading this info man! 👏
Yeah it took a few apps of it "not working" for me also before I did some research on the pH. Absolute game changer once you figure that out. Thanks for watching and the kind words man!
@@LAWNLIFE This is the kind of info I've been looking for. If only I could kill the wild violets in my yard , I sprayed them last year and they were gone now there back! It's like there's bulbs in the yard
I literally just finished spraying this exact same formula (no citric acid though) and was shocked when I saw this video appear. Perfect timing! Great video!
@@LAWNLIFE Funny you should ask - the wife just commented about how green the lawn is looking just a few short hours later. I think it's definitely a winning combination.
Dude I have been using Ferromec my supplier here has it on hand it’s like 40 bucks for 2.5 gallons and max rate is 8 oz. Per k you can literally watch it darken your lawn. Plus it’s 15-0-0. Your videos are awesome keep them coming.
I have been eyeing FeRROMEC 15-0-0. Do you just use it as your fert application as well? The price and amount of coverage seems insane. The container says up to 160,000 sq ft? At full application, that would get me 17 applications! Ideally I want to go to spoon feeding next year. My lawn has looked great with the Yard Mastery Flagshp granular and using the micronutrients. Wanting to get a backpack sprayer and move to spraying/spoon feeding and the savings just look insane here. What are your thoughts on it so far?
perhaps you should first run a Sun Joe with the dethatcher - run it east/ west then north/south on your lawn to help remove all of the ole dead grass n crap before applying your fertilizer ! A well raked lawn always looks greener
Have had a suspicion that the chlorine in tap-water makes the iron less effective- I have been using the water from my dehumidifier with various liquid iron brands and get the same quick deep green-up. I have also used distilled water and got the same results. Will definitely try adding citric acid to the next batch. This is a great community and I appreciate all the work that you put into your videos.
To get rid of the chlorine in the tap water, if you think it's impacting your results, put it in an open container and let it sit out for a day or so before using it. The chlorine will dissipate. It's a trick with sourdough bread baking so the chlorine in the tap water doesn't kill the good bacteria and yeast in the starter.👍
There is no way I'm going to pay extra money to buy distilled water to spray it on my lawn, when I have tap water at home. The only bottled water that I'm paying for is my drinking water, not distilled water to put on my grass. When it rains, what are you going to do? Rainwater has contaminants from all the pollutants in the air, and there's nothing you can do about it because it's an act of God. You might as well go on and use tap water, since you're already paying for it anyway.
Feature is my goto fert for a quick boost but I only foliar spray when temps are below 80. Above 80, I flood spray since I have no irrigation and it will burn if low humidity and dry soil. Use a 30 gal tank sprayer and a 6ft boom towed behind the tractor to put it down. 10lbs last year and probably the same this year. Good stuff and thanks for letting me know about it Jessie
@@LAWNLIFE Thanks for the tip. Feature contains 6% nitrogen derived from Ammonium Sulfate. It will burn my lawn if foliar applied and not watered in if temps are above 80% and ground and air is dry. Watering in is impractical because there's just too much yard. The only way I can apply it under these condition is to mix is to flood apply it, like 100Gal/lb/10k sq/ft or about 3lbs/Acre... 6lbs in cool weather. Also.. Flodding takes a bit longer to show results, but the effect lasts much longer.
@@njphil1279 6% N in 2 oz of product is barely any nitrogen at all. I apply 0.2 POUNDS of nitrogen in foliar applications without watering it in and it does not burn the lawn. It will not burn in your case. But you're doing it the absolute safe way. Nothing wrong with that if it's working for you
I use Feature and Citric and love the advice! The "before" and "after" in your case is pretty insane bc you were already dominating the turf scene there in that neighborhood.
I love the lines in your lawn. I wish my lawn guy knew how to do that with my lawn. I don’t have much lawn tho, so I’m guessing it wouldn’t even be worth it. But your lawn looks beautiful!
Check out the before and after at the end as it pans across with the split screen. It worked so well the yard across the street is darker green. Impressive
This product and method may work perfectly. But at 5 min 51 sec into the video you can clearly see the color and effects have been altered to make it seem that the yard is greener. Not cool. Stuff like this is why so many people still can’t go to UA-cam or google with confidence that they will get true factual information. Something as little as editing colors of a picture is unfortunately is misleading,lying, scamming, bullshitin, for your own gain. Nothing personal with this guy he seems like a normal dude and most likely some of his content is accurate but once I’m lied to. I have to disregard everything you have said. So frustrating
Dude you have some serious trust issues. I didn't edit anything with the color on the before and after. It was shadows causing the neighbors yard to look darker. Go to 5:54 and it looks like the grass is darker on the left when the shadows come into play. Don't come on here accusing me of falsifying things when it's not true
May try this. I use lime. It's cheap. Its easy to spread (granules) and you can not overuse. I put down three applications a year and each application is under $20. My grass is unbelievably dark lush green.
Do this shit for a living man and I gotta say you know your stuff man Already subscribed to you a minute ago and enjoy your videos Always be teaching me a thing or two with more than 15 year’s experience Thanks brother
Glad I found you. I have a HUGE lawn that has been so-so for many years. But this year I got serious. Killed all crab grass with XLR8, fed it with Scotts, rented a plugger, then over seeded the entire thing. New grass is coming up and the lawn is already look greener with the food it's getting. 1. How long does the iron effect last? 2. Should I apply it to three week old grass that is mixed in with mature lawn? Thanks! I subbed!
What if I told you I did.. 😂. Thanks for the compliment bro. Hopefully I'll be down in Florida to meet up with you goons this winter. I'm looking into my schedule now.
I scrolled through all comments to find someone calling out these shenanigans! At least buy a Nalgene and make a T-Nex sticker with a Cricut... gotta look the part Jesse!
@@jakeskierkowski1396 I have a whole jug in the garage but it went bad. Could've brought it out I guess. Bought a couple of water bottles full from a buddy 🤣🤣
Liquid iron user here (summer time mainly). Plus Sunniland 24-0-11 (summer 50% slow release fert) I use has 6% iron. I spray to one side (switch hands) so I don't walk through the product. I'm going to try that Feature Iron to see how it works. Always looking to experiment with new products. Plus the cost of the product seems to be a good bang for the buck. Subscribed.
@@matthewpolo227 Liquid iron gets absorbed through the grass blades and sheath- walking on it might remove the spray before it has time to have any effect.
Great video & pH info. Feature says"If your tap water is high pH, above 8-9+, then I would suggest using citric acid or Ammonium sulfate to drop the pH a bit prior to adding FEature if your tap water is in the 7 range there is a good chance FEature will drop the water pH down to around 5.5 on its own as it has citric acid and Ammonium sulfate in it." Keep up the helpful content!
Dude, lawn care is not physics that requires a physicist to formulate and examine a specialized water in a laboratory to put on the grass. That's extreme! Lawn care is not that complex and strategic, It's very simple. When it comes to grass, water is water. Everything else is nonsense because you're not going to drink it. Do you think grass can tell the difference if it's getting pure Evian, Fiji bottled water or tap water from the faucet? No, because it's grass and grasses are not selective of the kind of water it gets, as long as its water.
Hi Bro , thanks a lot for this proven video! You’re great as your lawn as well! I’m convinced with line hook and sinker! I’ll keep this in mind when time to use it. Lawn not green, beside regular water and fertilizer, iron is needed it. Feature , 6-0-0 It has been proven by “Lawn life” !!! 👍👍👍
Great job on this video. Side note: Granular Iron WILL stain concrete if you don't blow/sweep it off immediately!!! I learned this the hard way. DO NOT wash your concrete off after applying granular iron. Trust me....I learned this the hard way.
One last tip/ suggest to the crowd. The easiest thing to do that most don't do in order to not have dark tips... Sharpen your blades like razor sharp just before cutting the lawn, and wait until it the air temp is cooler. Don't cut in the blazing sun. Ok- there's my 5 cents worth.
One tip... Iron reacts with Belgium block and turns it to a nasty rust color and it will NEVER come off. Granular might be the way to go if you don't feel like be super careful with that sprayer full of minerals.
Great advice as always, my understanding is “and I’m happy to be corrected” grass does not absorb moisture, the roots do, so no point in the iron mixture sitting on the blades of grass, as it needs to soak into the ground for the roots to absorb, would it be a good idea to cut the grass short to help get the mixture to the soil?
How often can this be applied/ is there a temperature threshold when laying this down. ? Can I use this formula after I've applied Scott's weed and feed.
Foliar applications are best done right after the dew has dried off or just after the break of evening. This is the time that stomates, known as stomata, are open. Just as pores act in our skin, so too do stomata in the epidermis of leaves.
Thanks, I'm putting a little more effort into the videos these days. Hopefully this is what you can expect going forward with most videos! pH meter is a must if you're putting down iron
Aye I subscribed! Your videos are very educational and entertaining, and I don't got to wait so long to get to the point! Loving the videos and it's helping my business tremendously, keep up the good work! 👍
Great job on the directions. I'm going to do this as you laid out. I'm going to add PGR as you discussed. Question: Do you think adding a surfactant would help or hurt the process? I cut the lawn today. Going to do all this tomorrow. Big Thanks
Adding a surfactant will definitely help as it's a foliar application. There were already so many things going into this, I didn't want to make it even more complicated
Surfactants I believe are a crucial component with anything you spray! Pesticides, herbicides, you name it. Surfactants along with aeration are also great for breaking up thatch, fairy rings and drainage. We have 5 acres of finish lawn (tall fescue, no irrigation) so detaching isn't an option. Along with liquid iron I add bulk bags of Epsom salt (magnesium) for an extra kick!
You said to water after 4 hours. How long is too long to wait when watering? Also, how much water is best? A quick spray with a hose or a full on soak with a sprinkler?
Hey i had to pause the video and comment the the most critical time to wear your PPE is during mixing because everything is concentrated and also please dont do it around your ac unit so the vapors get sucked into your house
hey, i stumbled upon your video. my lawn is in very bad shape. its dry, thin and have bald spots. i found your information to be very useful. i was going to run a dethatcher, aerator and overseed and your video changed all that. Is it still a good time to do the nitrogen boost. I am buying ammonium nitrate as u suggested.
Great video. Thank you for the insight. Will adding PGR or Urea to this mixture affect the pH? Similarly if you correct the pH after adding these will that adversely affect the PGR or Urea. Thanks again.
Hey buddy! Amazing video composition! I enjoyed watching it. What type of grass is that? Is perennial rye or kbg? And in which state are you? I'll try the product next year since my lawn isn't looking great right now.
Joe. I noticed you had a few questions on different videos. Email me at lawnlifewithjesse@gmail.com and I'll try to help you with as much as I can in one email
What is your opinion about using Milorganite because it has 6% iron? It does not have the 6% iron every year. It seems like every other year you can find Milorganite with iron.
To buy FEature Iron visit: amzn.to/4axOrI7
I’m going to watch his videos at my parties just for the music. And to learn about grass of course.
😂😂😂
Ive used ironite to make my grass super green, and it works!
Your videography is top notch as well as your lawn skills.
Thank you brother!!
😉You must be the most "hated" guy in the neighborhood!!! And THAT is a complement to those of us who love our lawns, right? Thanks for this.
Not sure which is more next level: your lawn or video production. You're always getting better, Jess.
When
You’re the only lawn UA-camr who is actually providing real information. I’ve been commenting on other “lawn iron” videos when people complain it doesn’t work.
You don’t need natural adjuvant or to try another brand. It all depends on the pH of the mixed solution for foliar absorption.
Thank you for spreading this info man! 👏
Yeah it took a few apps of it "not working" for me also before I did some research on the pH. Absolute game changer once you figure that out. Thanks for watching and the kind words man!
I would totally agree with that. That’s why you need a ph tester which I have, but I bet many people don’t. Great comment
I would have to disagree Jesse is the only one, but I’m glad you found him. Hopefully more folks break out of the lawn care echo chamber on UA-cam.
I've never been more excited to learn about lawn care in my life! My #1 favorite channel by far!!!
@@LAWNLIFE This is the kind of info I've been looking for. If only I could kill the wild violets in my yard , I sprayed them last year and they were gone now there back! It's like there's bulbs in the yard
I literally just finished spraying this exact same formula (no citric acid though) and was shocked when I saw this video appear. Perfect timing! Great video!
How'd it turn out for you??
@@LAWNLIFE Funny you should ask - the wife just commented about how green the lawn is looking just a few short hours later. I think it's definitely a winning combination.
@@LG-cz4hb my man! Yeah it's insane how well this combo works together. I love that it's almost instant. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I never thought about testing my water. Great video.👍
I watch this every morning
I feel sorry 4u..........
😢@@prsguitars42
Dude I have been using Ferromec my supplier here has it on hand it’s like 40 bucks for 2.5 gallons and max rate is 8 oz. Per k you can literally watch it darken your lawn. Plus it’s 15-0-0. Your videos are awesome keep them coming.
I have been eyeing FeRROMEC 15-0-0. Do you just use it as your fert application as well? The price and amount of coverage seems insane. The container says up to 160,000 sq ft? At full application, that would get me 17 applications! Ideally I want to go to spoon feeding next year. My lawn has looked great with the Yard Mastery Flagshp granular and using the micronutrients. Wanting to get a backpack sprayer and move to spraying/spoon feeding and the savings just look insane here. What are your thoughts on it so far?
That's amazing. Thanks for creating this video....going to try this out.
perhaps you should first run a Sun Joe with the dethatcher - run it east/ west then north/south on your lawn to help remove all of the ole dead grass n crap before applying your fertilizer ! A well raked lawn always looks greener
You're good at what you do bruh. Awesome stuff.
B.S.
Your videos are becoming more professionals by the upload. Great job on this one with the edits, graphics, b-role (not too much) and content.
Thank you for noticing. I've been putting a lot more effort into these lately. Hopefully it's sustainable 😂
Really great video! Actually forgot it was YT, haha. What editing software do you use?
Brilliant, your videos are succinct, accurate and interesting. Thank you and well done.
Have had a suspicion that the chlorine in tap-water makes the iron less effective- I have been using the water from
my dehumidifier with various liquid iron brands and get the same quick deep green-up. I have also used distilled water
and got the same results. Will definitely try adding citric acid to the next batch. This is a great community and I appreciate
all the work that you put into your videos.
To get rid of the chlorine in the tap water, if you think it's impacting your results, put it in an open container and let it sit out for a day or so before using it. The chlorine will dissipate. It's a trick with sourdough bread baking so the chlorine in the tap water doesn't kill the good bacteria and yeast in the starter.👍
Collect rain water.
There is no way I'm going to pay extra money to buy distilled water to spray it on my lawn, when I have tap water at home. The only bottled water that I'm paying for is my drinking water, not distilled water to put on my grass. When it rains, what are you going to do? Rainwater has contaminants from all the pollutants in the air, and there's nothing you can do about it because it's an act of God. You might as well go on and use tap water, since you're already paying for it anyway.
Nice job with the drone capturing that perfect angle of the sun.
Very green. Cherish the mowment
I like the "before" much better. It has a warm tone.
Feature is my goto fert for a quick boost but I only foliar spray when temps are below 80. Above 80, I flood spray since I have no irrigation and it will burn if low humidity and dry soil. Use a 30 gal tank sprayer and a 6ft boom towed behind the tractor to put it down. 10lbs last year and probably the same this year. Good stuff and thanks for letting me know about it Jessie
Pro tip, if you use feature by itself it won't burn. Even in hot temps 👍 thanks for watching man!
@@LAWNLIFE Thanks for the tip. Feature contains 6% nitrogen derived from Ammonium Sulfate. It will burn my lawn if foliar applied and not watered in if temps are above 80% and ground and air is dry. Watering in is impractical because there's just too much yard. The only way I can apply it under these condition is to mix is to flood apply it, like 100Gal/lb/10k sq/ft or about 3lbs/Acre... 6lbs in cool weather.
Also.. Flodding takes a bit longer to show results, but the effect lasts much longer.
@@njphil1279 6% N in 2 oz of product is barely any nitrogen at all. I apply 0.2 POUNDS of nitrogen in foliar applications without watering it in and it does not burn the lawn. It will not burn in your case. But you're doing it the absolute safe way. Nothing wrong with that if it's working for you
I use Feature and Citric and love the advice! The "before" and "after" in your case is pretty insane bc you were already dominating the turf scene there in that neighborhood.
😲 dude this video was great! very well shot, great flow, and very informative. thanks for sharing!🤘🏻
I love the lines in your lawn. I wish my lawn guy knew how to do that with my lawn. I don’t have much lawn tho, so I’m guessing it wouldn’t even be worth it.
But your lawn looks beautiful!
Check out the before and after at the end as it pans across with the split screen. It worked so well the yard across the street is darker green. Impressive
This product and method may work perfectly. But at 5 min 51 sec into the video you can clearly see the color and effects have been altered to make it seem that the yard is greener. Not cool. Stuff like this is why so many people still can’t go to UA-cam or google with confidence that they will get true factual information. Something as little as editing colors of a picture is unfortunately is misleading,lying, scamming, bullshitin, for your own gain. Nothing personal with this guy he seems like a normal dude and most likely some of his content is accurate but once I’m lied to. I have to disregard everything you have said. So frustrating
Dude you have some serious trust issues. I didn't edit anything with the color on the before and after. It was shadows causing the neighbors yard to look darker. Go to 5:54 and it looks like the grass is darker on the left when the shadows come into play. Don't come on here accusing me of falsifying things when it's not true
A new era of youtube lawn care has begun!
It has brother! Thanks for all of the support!
May try this. I use lime. It's cheap. Its easy to spread (granules) and you can not overuse. I put down three applications a year and each application is under $20. My grass is unbelievably dark lush green.
Great information.
Any suggestions for folks up in Canada?
Do this shit for a living man and I gotta say you know your stuff man
Already subscribed to you a minute ago and enjoy your videos
Always be teaching me a thing or two with more than 15 year’s experience
Thanks brother
Looking mint. Watching this video just reminded me to go ahead and do this weekend. Thanks and great video.
Thank you bro. Appreciate you always watching!
Just bought 5-3lb bags of feature. Same shipping cost for 1 or 5 bags. Can't wait to try it
did you get it from I want Feature?
@@josholsen1146 Yes, I paid $22 per bag and just noticed it's down to $20
Gorgeous lawn !!
Thanks. Great info. Will be trying this.
Glad I found you. I have a HUGE lawn that has been so-so for many years. But this year I got serious. Killed all crab grass with XLR8, fed it with Scotts, rented a plugger, then over seeded the entire thing. New grass is coming up and the lawn is already look greener with the food it's getting. 1. How long does the iron effect last? 2. Should I apply it to three week old grass that is mixed in with mature lawn? Thanks! I subbed!
My wife and I are looking for advice on lawn treatment and I enjoyed your video Your outro was cool too! Very Clint Eastwood "Gran Torino" Lol!
🤣🤣 that's what I was going for!
Ha ha, PGR in a water bottle like you bought it in a back alley. 😂 Great video bro.
What if I told you I did.. 😂. Thanks for the compliment bro. Hopefully I'll be down in Florida to meet up with you goons this winter. I'm looking into my schedule now.
I scrolled through all comments to find someone calling out these shenanigans! At least buy a Nalgene and make a T-Nex sticker with a Cricut... gotta look the part Jesse!
@@jakeskierkowski1396 I have a whole jug in the garage but it went bad. Could've brought it out I guess. Bought a couple of water bottles full from a buddy 🤣🤣
How often can I apply this product? Thank you, just subscribed
Liquid iron user here (summer time mainly). Plus Sunniland 24-0-11 (summer 50% slow release fert) I use has 6% iron. I spray to one side (switch hands) so I don't walk through the product. I'm going to try that Feature Iron to see how it works. Always looking to experiment with new products. Plus the cost of the product seems to be a good bang for the buck. Subscribed.
NEW TO IRON HERE..WHAT'S THE CHALLENGE OF WALKING THRU IT ?
@@matthewpolo227 Liquid iron gets absorbed through the grass blades and sheath- walking on it might remove the
spray before it has time to have any effect.
@@SUBDIVIDED DOES THIS NEED TO BE WATERED IN ?..@5 MIN IN VID HE SAYS WATER IN BUT IT'S A SPRAY NOT GRANULAR ?- THANKS
Dude, that: Get out of my lawn, I love it so much.👍😎
Great video & pH info. Feature says"If your tap water is high pH, above 8-9+, then I would suggest using citric
acid or Ammonium sulfate to drop the pH a bit prior to adding FEature if
your tap water is in the 7 range there is a good chance FEature will drop
the water pH down to around 5.5 on its own as it has citric acid and
Ammonium sulfate in it." Keep up the helpful content!
Where did you read this?
Dude, lawn care is not physics that requires a physicist to formulate and examine a specialized water in a laboratory to put on the grass. That's extreme! Lawn care is not that complex and strategic, It's very simple. When it comes to grass, water is water. Everything else is nonsense because you're not going to drink it. Do you think grass can tell the difference if it's getting pure Evian, Fiji bottled water or tap water from the faucet? No, because it's grass and grasses are not selective of the kind of water it gets, as long as its water.
@@slimdude2011 try spraying iron with a high pH and let me know how it goes for you
Hi Bro , thanks a lot for this proven video! You’re great as your lawn as well! I’m convinced with line hook and sinker!
I’ll keep this in mind when time to use it. Lawn not green, beside regular water and fertilizer, iron is needed it. Feature , 6-0-0 It has been proven by “Lawn life” !!! 👍👍👍
Thank you for your video. I learned a lot. And you've saved me money $$$
Sounds good, lawn looks great. I will give the product a try.
Dudes a SCAMMER.....
Great job on this video. Side note: Granular Iron WILL stain concrete if you don't blow/sweep it off immediately!!! I learned this the hard way. DO NOT wash your concrete off after applying granular iron. Trust me....I learned this the hard way.
This product will not stain concrete 👍
One last tip/ suggest to the crowd. The easiest thing to do that most don't do in order to not have dark tips... Sharpen your blades like razor sharp just before cutting the lawn, and wait until it the air temp is cooler. Don't cut in the blazing sun. Ok- there's my 5 cents worth.
Great job. Reagrds from Poland
Poland? WOW. Thanks for tuning in man!
Great job 👏 your lawn looks amazing 🙌🏽
Thank you Lily!!
also the ph tester a plus my ph from tap water is over 8 so used the citric acid and works great.
One tip... Iron reacts with Belgium block and turns it to a nasty rust color and it will NEVER come off. Granular might be the way to go if you don't feel like be super careful with that sprayer full of minerals.
Feature doesn't stain 😉
IF YOU WERE LYING, YOU'D BE READY FOR HOLLYWOOD, THANKS FOR KEEPING IT REAL , SOLDIER 🙋🏾
Very well done video. Informative and complete without dragging on and on. Thanks
B.S. ....that dude knows NOTHING!!!....
Awesome video brother!
that control area came in clutch
Great advice as always, my understanding is “and I’m happy to be corrected” grass does not absorb moisture, the roots do, so no point in the iron mixture sitting on the blades of grass, as it needs to soak into the ground for the roots to absorb, would it be a good idea to cut the grass short to help get the mixture to the soil?
If you're using a liquid iron, no it doesn't need to be watered in, but if you're using a granular iron then yes, it needs to be watered to the soil.
Excellent video, will be trying this soon
How long does one application last? How often do you have to reapply?
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nice. great info on citric acid and the pH tester!
Thank you . Knollege and your delivery respect.
Hello Jessie! Great video sir. Any surfactant needed in the mix?
Thanks my friend,
Sean.
How often can this be applied/ is there a temperature threshold when laying this down. ? Can I use this formula after I've applied Scott's weed and feed.
I’m wondering the same thing
Great video. Love the comparison and control area.
Awesome video Jesse! Really well done bud. 🔥👊🏻
Thank you! I really appreciate you taking the time to watch!
You should mix with a low acid ferlizer like 21-7-7 for additional boost instead of needing citric.
Thank you!
Foliar applications are best done right after the dew has dried off or just after the break of evening. This is the time that stomates, known as stomata, are open. Just as pores act in our skin, so too do stomata in the epidermis of leaves.
Some sweet new editing skills going on! Enjoyed that one and just bought myself a ph reader
Thanks, I'm putting a little more effort into the videos these days. Hopefully this is what you can expect going forward with most videos! pH meter is a must if you're putting down iron
Aye I subscribed! Your videos are very educational and entertaining, and I don't got to wait so long to get to the point! Loving the videos and it's helping my business tremendously, keep up the good work! 👍
Thanks for the kind words man! I appreciate it!! Glad I could help you out
Great job on the directions. I'm going to do this as you laid out. I'm going to add PGR as you discussed. Question: Do you think adding a surfactant would help or hurt the process? I cut the lawn today. Going to do all this tomorrow. Big Thanks
Adding a surfactant will definitely help as it's a foliar application. There were already so many things going into this, I didn't want to make it even more complicated
Surfactants I believe are a crucial component with anything you spray! Pesticides, herbicides, you name it. Surfactants along with aeration are also great for breaking up thatch, fairy rings and drainage. We have 5 acres of finish lawn (tall fescue, no irrigation) so detaching isn't an option. Along with liquid iron I add bulk bags of Epsom salt (magnesium) for an extra kick!
6:00 made my head expl9de! Outstanding idea.
Since you’re spraying and it might be hard to tell where you’ve sprayed and where you haven’t, would you consider adding a dye to the solution?
So well done. Gotta try this!!!
Wake up......
Nice video, but are you doing this steps on spring, because I came from the video about fall nitrogen blitz. What is PGR 🤔 Thank you.
Nice video bro, keep it up!
That’s awesome. Love the humor😂
Love your videos man! How often would u do this application?
Your lawn is beautiful, is that kbg and where did you buy it
Gonna try it.thnx.
Your content is ON POINT. What state do you live in
Thanks I’ll try those techniques
You said to water after 4 hours. How long is too long to wait when watering? Also, how much water is best? A quick spray with a hose or a full on soak with a sprinkler?
How do you get those alternating color rows up and down the lawn?? Thanks!
You think your neighbors think you are crazy. Try wearing a cape and mask on your front lawn Jessie 😂. Great job man. Lawn looks incredible 👍💚🦸
Hahaha... You've had quite the journey this year already. I'm glad you're back though. Thanks for the kind words!
Great info, my question to you is there anything that will kill watergrass not not regular grass, my lawn is mainly fescue?
Hey i had to pause the video and comment the the most critical time to wear your PPE is during mixing because everything is concentrated and also please dont do it around your ac unit so the vapors get sucked into your house
Thank you for this. I'll definitely keep this is mind for next time.
How often do you apply it
where did you get your stirer for mixing from
hey, i stumbled upon your video. my lawn is in very bad shape. its dry, thin and have bald spots. i found your information to be very useful. i was going to run a dethatcher, aerator and overseed and your video changed all that. Is it still a good time to do the nitrogen boost. I am buying ammonium nitrate as u suggested.
Who played the background music? Thanks very professional video.
Nice!!!
How often do you apply?
Once a month?
This was an awesome video!
Thank you so much Kelly! I appreciate you watching!
Great video. Thank you for the insight. Will adding PGR or Urea to this mixture affect the pH? Similarly if you correct the pH after adding these will that adversely affect the PGR or Urea. Thanks again.
How far away do you walk between each pass. I have a hard time figuring that out with granular application as well
☀Great video!! Iron did a great job on the greenup. 😎
Thanks for watching man. Iron is a must in the summer!
@@LAWNLIFE what is the MAX temp you find where Liq iron doesnt hurt the turf?
I found over 85f..it dings the turf....
Do you do the same mixture (last two products added) every application if not how often?
wow wow wow. looks AMAZING!
Hey buddy I’m from Sydney love watching your videos quick question can I use this for Buffalo sapphire.
Hey buddy! Amazing video composition! I enjoyed watching it. What type of grass is that? Is perennial rye or kbg? And in which state are you? I'll try the product next year since my lawn isn't looking great right now.
I live in CO. Thoughts on how often you fertilize and if you’re a organic vs. synthetic. Thanks!
Joe. I noticed you had a few questions on different videos. Email me at lawnlifewithjesse@gmail.com and I'll try to help you with as much as I can in one email
You've got a great channel.
What is your opinion about using Milorganite because it has 6% iron? It does not have the 6% iron every year. It seems like every other year you can find Milorganite with iron.