DIY- Backyard Dethatch/ Power Rake with Sun Joe Dethatcher 2021 

In the video I am using the power rake attachment.

-10 for me just pulled up so much more material. Thanks for watching!

Mixed together in a backpack sprayer. Thanks for watching!

This is the first year trying it. I will use a backpack sprayer now that my irrigation is back on. Worth the money if you dont have one though. Thanks for watching

@@JasonWhitakerTheDIYDAD it's a cheap and convenient way to throw down some liquid seaweed, which is mainly what I use it for.

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Thank you for watching and subscribing. The order that I would start is first to walk the lawn. Understand what you have and don't. Set goals for what you want to achieve this year and come up with a plan of action. Next I would measure your lawn to understand how much lawn you are working with. From your goals and strategy, start researching products that get you to that goal. Try some products out as you will find out what works for you. Discover different methods of application that can either make application easier or cheaper. Then set your plan into action. As for me, I don't have much history about my lawn so I started with what I call good practices. I first started with cleaning the yard up. This includes sticks, debris, rocks, etc. I then mowed my grass down to the second lowest notch on my mower (Scalped) to be ready to power rake as I saw lots of debris in the canopy of the grass. I then took the Sun Joe and pulled that debris out and then bagged it using my mower as a vacuum. Now that I know that my chemicals would have a better chance reaching the dirt and grass, I then started treated my lawn with soil enhancers. This is where the Humic 12, Air 8, and RGS come into play. I also applied some micro nutrients to help give the existing grass. I then mowed it a couple more times, watching what the lawn was doing. I saw the blue grass spreading and growing so I knew that the lawn was taking to the applications I preformed. I then added a second application to the lawn, spray weed killer, and added fertilizer two weeks after the first application. I also just mechanically aerated the lawn too. Now we are going to wait and see how the lawn reacts. I will continue to mow at least weekly around two and half inches. I know that's a lot of info to digest, but hope that helps you get started.

@@JasonWhitakerTheDIYDAD Rhabks I will let you know how it turns out when I tackle it