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@@velcroman11 No olives but I like it shaken and stirred.

@@Coamex I don’t have it on video but it showed no damage at all to the zoysia. That’s not saying that it’s ok to apply double the rate but showing that accidentally over applying won’t hurt the desirable grass.

@@NCGrassPlugs Thank you!

Yes, it has all filled in. I shot video of it but have not made the video. Go to my FB page and I’ll take a screenshot and post it.

@@James-Althouse thank you!

@@s.f.6616 We closed for the season on September 30th (we operate seasonally) but will open back up April.

​@@NCGrassPlugsI'll see ya in April! Thanks for the response

@@mbrock29609 Consult the label on this one.

@@tyjameson7404 unfortunately NM doesn’t allow the importation of plants so I can’t send any there. Either way, 6k ft of elevation is a lot! I’d imagine that cool season grasses are the thing there. Do you know if there is any Bermuda in the area?

Yes sir ! We do have lots of Bermuda especially is the southern part of the state.

@@tyjameson7404 if Bermuda can grow there, zoysia will too

Outstanding!! You guys have an amazing website. I will try to use my buddies El Paso Texas address to make that purchase. I will have him run it up to me once it comes in. Thanks for all your help on this one 🙌🏾👍🏼🙏🏽

@@mariebee3146 they will come back in spring.

@@mariebee3146 it’s only safe on zoysia when it is mixed with Fusilade II but that’s the old mix. The new mix is Fusilade and Recognition which is 100% safe. Hand pick anything you can or are comfortable doing. Celsius is a good broad spectrum herbicide for warm season weeds.

@@KidHorn7001 typically 5-11. I have customers in Nebraska, Illinois, Massachusetts, RI, NJ, NY and Minnesota that have purchased. Most of which already grow zoysia there.

@@NCGrassPlugs Thanks. I'm in 7a Maryland. Just north of DC. I'm trying to determine if El Toro or Innovation would be better for me. Seems El Toro is better in hot sun and Innovation does better during cooler times or shadier spots. El Toro is generally cheaper. I recently planted some some Meyer and Zenith plugs in some locations. Not too impressed. Can hardly tell they're their.

@@KidHorn7001 El Toro is more shade tolerant but zoysia is a subtropical plant and they thrive in the heat. I can’t really speak of cold tolerance except zoysia can be grown farther north than Bermuda.

@@Ben-g4g believe it or not, we ship a lot of zoysia to NJ, NY, MA and DE. It grows very well there

It will kill young crabgrass but doesn’t do well vs established or crabgrass beyond the 5-7 instar stage. Quinclorac will absolutely smoke the crabgrass. Paul shared Quintessential Crabgrass Control with you ncgrassplugs.com/products/quinclorac-1-5l-select-crabgrass-control

@@NCGrassPlugs thank you. Great video and will definitely use the info for killing of my Bermuda grass here in Michigan

@@DugEphresh What do you mean it not being a spreading variety? El Toro is the fastest spreading according to the ntep trials it was in. 100% coverage from plugs in 12 months, just look at the most recent update video.

What are you smoking bro, do you understand the function of stolons?

Yes, that’s exactly how it works. The less competition the plugs have, the faster they will spread.

June through September is the time to apply. Go ahead and hit it while it’s actively growing and you’ll have time for another application if needed.

Joey Adams 919-210-2804

Thanks, I’ll give him a call.

It would all grow together

I hear Tahoma 31 will take over common, I bought 100 plugs and Tahoma 31 is spreading much faster than my Monaco. 8 to 1 faster runner growth.

@@kkevinj1 that is great to know! I have a small section of a hybrid in my common, and it is definitely getting larger growing into the common.

@@OrinthoGrier just over a half oz

@@NCGrassPlugs Thanks

Probably the highest setting

@@markhouston4473 I am keeping it as is, the highest setting on the C27.

What herbicide kills Bermuda, but not zoysia? I got some Bermuda trying to take over.

@@booombyybyy I have Zenith in the back and it looks no where near as good.

@@NCGrassPlugs what are the differences?

@@booombyybyy One is just a seeded variety that is heavily marketed and the other has traits that are desirable. There is nothing wrong with either, but one is better than the other.

@@65sailman Zoysia gets so thick that it keeps most weed seed from germinating but no grass can keep all weeds out without help from herbicides. You asked about how much work it is and it is no more than any other grass. I do extra like reel mowing and trying new products but they’re not necessary to make it look good. Plugging is a little work but consistent mowing, watering and fertilizing is required. We grow our plugs here and keep the planting tools here but everything else is warehoused out of town. Grass plug pick up can be arranged, just contact me first.

@@NCGrassPlugs thanks

@@TheSoloAsylum Nothing wrong with Bermuda

Yes you can apply it three times a year, beginning in June. I believe it is at least 4-6 weeks between treatments.

Hey Cuz! I am going to hit my lawn with it again too. I have found about three Bermuda plants in my lawn and they’re all small. I also have some crabgrass and a little nutsedge.

I don’t know how I missed the notification for your post, but I did. The update is in a recent video but I’ll recap. I only had a handful of Bermuda plants pop up this year. I applied this combo about a month ago and I can’t find any more Bermuda right now. It smoked the sedge but only dinged the crabgrass. The crabgrass grew right out of it! The crabgrass is at a growth stage now that you probably won’t have good herbicide results. Get you a pre-emergent down in the next month or so.

It worked with zero damage to the zoysia.

I don’t remember if that was label rate or if it was a recommendation from a lawn care professional.

@@NCGrassPlugs thanks so much for the reply! I’m going with your rate. Tired of dealing with these mites. I actually do weed control and fertilization for a living. But I had never dealt with these things until this. I have applied the Abamectin twice, but at the lower rate.

@@sidneywhitaker9972 High pressure and 2 gal/M

You have to make an educated guess. Do you know if it was seeded or sodded? Do you know about how old the lawn is? What do the closest sod farms sell? Is it a medium or fine bladed zoysia?

@@NCGrassPlugs My house was built in the late 70's. Virginia Beach area. Most lawns in my neighborhood have zoysia (some have fescue). I assume it's sod and has a medium thickness blade. I bought plugs from central plugs and they seemed to match my existing zoysia but this last time I ordered they sent zenith zoysia and it seems much more lime/lighter than my existing zoysia.

@@phukyew14 I bet it’s Meyer Z52 zoysia

@@NCGrassPlugs You're the man. Even if you're wrong I still trust that you're right 🤣 thank you!

@@NCGrassPlugs I just googled Meyer Zoysia and that's spot on to my existing lawn. Thanks again! You're my go to zoysia guy! Do you guys happen to sell Meyer Zoysia or no?

I believe the idea behind that is to get some Bermuda vegetation exposed so that it can be hit with the herbicide. To date in my front lawn, I have pulled out two small Bermuda sprigs this year. I am sure I didn’t get it all but it looks like 99.99% of it was killed off. That’s an amazing rate of control. I plan on shooting a video today and maybe another in two weeks. They may end up being just one video but it’ll be a 1 year update on the plug installation.

Thank you for the reply. I have zoysia and it is absolutely overrun with Bermuda. Going to apply next week with your mixing guidelines.

The cap can most certainly be used but it’s hard to read and definitely not accurate.

What do you mean they’re too small?

Thank you for the feedback. I look at it a little differently than you, I think that no one wants to watch me walk and spray but I get what you’re saying. The only problem is that every sprayer and pump sprays at different rates. This is why everyone should “calibrate” their sprayer and practice a pace that gets you to your desired output per 1000. Next time I apply, I will show the walking pace.

@@NCGrassPlugs Hey, I like watching you walk, especially from my easy chair! And I totally agree with the calibration of your sprayer per 1000 ft.

Yes, BUT no grass will take over to the point that it will kill the other grass.