I Couldn't Believe It Stayed This Thick And GREEN 

Allyn, I have a new construction house on 5 acres In Clermont. I am going to be seeding the whole thing with Argentine Bahia. I have heavy equipment for leveling and prep. It would be the perfect test bed for your Bahia Journey. I have to get this whole thing seeded one way or another. Would be fun to have you along for the journey and have another battle with seeding Bahia for the followers out here.

Nice work Cliff!!

We're so glad to hear our sod plugs are thriving in your yard!🌱 Thanks for choosing our plugs!

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I'm aiming to get one of these over an hour just for the heck of it. 😁

Boo! 🫠

I am going to spray it again once we get closer to the rainy season.

Sucks doesn't it ?

Another reason to spot spray over blanket as much as possible

Thanks bro ! You clicked on that thumbnail didn't you?! 🤣🤣🤣

thanks bro!! enjoy the mow and the sun on your face (soon!)

It sure does!!!!

Exactly what I thought when he hit the horn! Ha! "I get 70 miles to the gallon on this hog."

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He’s in Parish. Right down the road😂

You may be my spirit animal. ✨️

Because we are dealing with nature and she always wins. Just like people have tough seasons so do lawns.

Thanks for the quick response@@Thelawncarenut

a sprayer would be super cool and useful!

It's stout.

I got it from the UF scientist who invented the grass lol. Maybe reach out to Sod Solutions and ask nice for them to send you one 😀

They are the new ones called Surge. Water proof. Very comfortable. Here is a 10% off link: www.kujo.com/?ref=lcn

@@Thelawncarenut Awesome thank you so much

It's allowable on dormant or actively growing zoysia. I'm not sure about Jamur but it does fine with my Empire. You just have to be sure it's under 85F

yes they are.

I agree. Big batteries too. 7.5

@@Thelawncarenut I went and bought it at Ace and drove it home. Amazing fun 😂❤

Yep you got it !

@Thelawncarenut do i win a discount code on a bag of flagship lol.

this is my daily driver right now and if you have the money for it, I highly recommend it - it's a great unit (but not cheap) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-gmbUeJeNJH8.htmlsi=jD4BGPEIzwfQQuBI

I loved that grass. It just got so torn up that we needed to completely regrade the entire thing - In order to save money I got a good portion of it sponsored and the main sponsor is a turf company called Sod Solutions. It's their turf we are featuring.

I'm still writing it, sorry. I'm about half through. I'll send it out in my email this week fir sure.

I've never used Certainty but I know it's very popular. I may have to learn more about it so I can make some content.

I think I’ll used Celsius and Halo75, since I have it on hand. I gotta get better at spraying, my lawn looked like it had a mohawk last summer cause I missed some spots 😂

is it really shaded by trees or wide open?

@@Thelawncarenut wide open. Only one young live oak tree. It just doesn’t want to grow. Certain parts grow well and are nice and full. The middle of the backyard is a yellowish green and growing very little, if at all. I have been using the yard mastery app and following the calendar for the products apply. I’m thinking it’s poor drainage and compact soil, but not certain about either.

it works but it's very slow.

It won't prevent future weeds, only kill the existing ones

Ok thank you.👍

Ill be doing another spray here once the lawn starts growing just a little faster.

It works, kills the bermuda but not the St Aug.

I've thought about it

@@Thelawncarenut I’d recommend it big time. I’m a proud success story of that one. If you ever have any meet and greets in your area is he happy to show all of the photos

I'm sure it would help.

I've personally had some bad luck with Celsius, East Coast of Florida during two back to back summers. I'm very sure it's not an over application, I was very cautious to stick to the exact mix rate for 1gal (with surfactant), and just quickly wet the area with weeds. It was late summer, Sept, so temps were over 85F. My Floratam St. Aug took a hit, and stopped growing, similar to what Allyn showed in this video, and I tried to hit with some extra nitrogen, and it took a turn for the worse, and never really recovered. I think the nitrogen led to additional uptake of the chems into my St Aug, combined with regular stress from high heat and it overwhelmed it. Okay, it could be some other factor, like a fungus, but I'm going to steer away from Celsius, at least in this one specific area of my lawn. Also, my St Aug was treated with Arena for chinches so, so I don't think it was pests, couldn't find any evidence of that. I've had good success with Atrazine and Image for Souther Lawns, but these I apply in late Fall and early Spring.

@@gregorysantos9188 That's what I was worried about - adding nitrogen to try to counteract the herbicide may result in more damage and stunted growth, not less. It might just be best to let the herbicide run its course, keep the area well hydrated and then afterward apply some N to grow the grass after the weeds have been killed off.

Good idea!!! He did my leveking kit, wheels and tires on my Tundra

It is softer for sure.

if you ride one, I guarantee you'll buy it

I believe it was celsius.

yes Celsius is what I used a couple weeks before

thankyou!

ha ha! was that you in the comments? 😬😆

@@Thelawncarenut Yes 🤣 but its okay, my bahia recovered quickly

@@hopehrl1 well it's not your fault. From what I hear those hose end sprayers empty very quickly which is why I'm not a fan - too hard to control. Glad your bahiiiii a came back!

thanks for noticing!

@@Thelawncarenut it takes time to be creative ✨

Easily done. Thrower down.

Bro, I totally appreciate the Hustle. I do. But I am keeping this one its way too much fun. I hope you enjoy the nice weather this week. Wear your sunblock 🤣

​@@Thelawncarenut lol worth a shot. Ego needs to come out with a sprayer and 4 wheeler next