SodPlugger by Corona Review - ProPlugger vs. SodPlugger: Which tool is best for making grass plugs? 

Thank you! That really means a lot. I'm realizing that it isn't easy to make a video and there is a lot to learn. From audio to editing, it's pretty overwhelming! I've learned a ton watching your videos!

@@TurfandStem it’s hard work brotha but it’s very rewarding and so much fun! Keep it up, your doing a great job 👍

Thank you! Glad it helped.

Let us know how it works please!

Thank you! Glad it helped.

Is it because St. Aug is too thick with few roots?

@@TurfandStem I think it's because the stolons are too thick and tough.

I would limit the aerating to once a year, usually the fall is the best time. Aerating monthly is going to be pretty stressful on the grass, especially in the summer months.

I think most people that use it for grass plugs just use the largest setting automatically.

@@TurfandStem I use the 4" for lawn. Regardless, it does provide the option that the other doesn't.

I think it would. Save some money though and take it from an unseen area of grass!

@@TurfandStem I dont have any good areas to spare sadly

I’m in A similar situation I bought both and will see for myself

An idea that someone else posted online: get those seed starters that will decompose, fill with soil and top with seed and starter fertilizer, water until seed sprouts, then put into bare spots once grass gets a couple of inches tall. For anyone who just wants plugs of sod, that should be a good method.

@@stevebabiak6997 I found a place called Sod Solutions aand can order flats of plugs

They're available at Home Depot, Lowe's, Tractor Supply and Amazon. The best price seems to be at Lowe's and Home Depot at just under $25.

Interesting...I guess they do look like real life Minecraft!