Been using this stuff for about two years now and I gotta say, I love it! It does seem to have a problem with spurge though. Have been fighting spurge in a few of my yards and it just keeps coming back. Damn spurge just won't stay dead!
Great video! I'd like to thank you for filming the video and showing the results. I hate watching other creators videos where they say they will film a results update in a few weeks. I either forget to watch, or they never post it. I applaud you sir!
I mowed today after a long awaited rain, dormant Bermuda everywhere in my lawn, bare areas and Next to concrete. Super hot weather and no rain has made me question my low cut height.
I like the no nonsense approach i have been a landscaper for 12 years here in Va. Thanks to you I’m able to understand all the warm season grass info you put out and try it out thanks so much !
We've used Celsius Xtra for two seasons now in a broadcast spreader. We also mixed Prodiamine in the tank. Celsius was very effective in getting rid of all weeds initially. The one way that came back with a vengeance was doveweed. We just sprayed again and can update later but last year when we applied Celsius alone in the summer on the dove Wade it was all gone within a couple of weeks allowing our grass to fill in.
@@lawncarelife I’m always concerned. Especially the St Augustine. I’ve always been intrigued with weed control but somewhat hesitant to go after it. I had such a problem last summer with chamber bitter that I decided to try not to have such a problem this year. My pre emergent apps worked extremely well on the crabgrass and most everything else. I have in the past couple of weeks had some chamber bitter start to rear it’s ugly face. I put down an app of change up and metsulfuron (for a little Bahia) and have had very good results so far! Now for the sedges and kilinga!
The action on the spurge was very impressive. Not sure I'm ready to give up Blindside, though. Comparing those two combo herbicides would be interesting. Thanks for another great video!
I combine Spectracide Weed Stop and Sedge Ender with Dawn and spray that. Works on a wide variety of stuff including nutsedge. Seems to work well. Sometimes the nutsedge dies with one spraying and sometimes 2, but over time it does it in.
I use celcius wg mixed with Ambition. And mn its excellent results on spot treating weeds. The ambition help knock out bahia grass and also some dalis grass gets burned really good too but temp is 85 to stop spraying thats the down fall. Where sedge hammer doesn’t have a temp restriction, but ive found more sedges tend to come back in areas treated with sedge hammer multiple seasons in a row. Im located near Birmingham,AL.
What happens to the many small seeds on the spurge after the parent plant is killed? Does a new crop of spurge grow back there or does the herbicide Thales care of them also? Thanks for your informative videos. C RheaMD
So this comes with a chemical to treat sedges? Yeah this has huge potential. Bigger deal, Thank you for showing the results in the same video particularly with the sedges.
I’m pretty impressed I need to pick some up. I sprayed driveXLR8 a week and half ago early AM and it still discolored all over my lawn :( any idea how long that discoloration will last
I’ve been using it for a couple weeks I haven’t seen the results yet. My yards are mostly st Augustine so I’m exited about the product. Trying to nail down a mixture on 100 gallon tank with agitation.
What’s a good mixture per gallon for broadcast spreading without calibrating? Im homeowner and really don’t care about ROI of the product but also don’t want to nuke the yard.
if only they would have left the dicamba in it !!!! can't get much deader than dead 😂keep up the good work Jason along with the informative content, I've had my lawn and landscape company 34 years strong and would have loved to had access to all the information available today back when I started. and yes that's dog fennel my friend.
I just planted a new Johnathan Green Black-Beauty Ultra lawn after covering the whole yard with tenacity late last fall, unbelievably enough I have a ton of nutsedge that came in with the grass even after using spectracide in February........this shits hard to get rid of😮
thanks for the feedback on that Celcius extra. Curious to price the new formula and see if its worth it/cost effective to not have to carry an extra "Nutsedge" sprayer mixed.
Couple questions. Bermuda lawn in north central texas. Lawn is full of broadleaf and grassy weeds. Soil test has been done and I’m low on N, P, and K. Can I put down fertilizer at the same time as Celsius or should they be separate? If separate, how far apart and which first? Should I mow before or after Celsius or how long before/after treatment should I mow? What length? Also, what sulfactant do you use?
Awesome video! I have a neighbor who wants help. Would you use this to blanket spray a Bermuda lawn full of weeds now, with temps in the 90s, or wait until Fall when cooler or after it goes dormant? Thanks!
I think torpedograss is basically a lost cause unless you use glyphosate and kill everything. I tried multiple applications of quinclorac and it just turns it yellow
@@CoryLancasterYT one more solution I was thinking of is taking black plastic sheeting and lay that in the area you want to kill. You want to leave it down for at least two months. Nows the perfect time to do it because it's so hot. It'll cook and sterilize the soil 2-3 inches deep possibly deep enough do eradicate the torpedo grass
I would not take this over a Celsius and Certainty combination. Celsius Extra would not work very well on Kyllinga. Certainty is superior in instances where Kyllinga is present.
Celsius does have some Effectiveness on both of those. Dallisgrass is tough to get rid of it. It is a perennial so pre-emergent is not going to help with Dallisgrass
@@lawncarelife Gotcha, good to know on the effectiveness. Lately I've been straight up spot treating the Dallisgrass with some kill all weed and grass spray. Yeah I have brown patches, but they'll grow back in. To be honest the brown patches look better than the Dallisgrass base and stalks constantly shooting up.
I pulled up the label on Celsius Xtra on Goggle to compare to Celsius WG. In adding Halosulfuron for the sedges, they also dropped Dicamba. In making the formula change, it looks like crabgrass, dallisgrass and many other grassy weeds have been dropped from the control/suppression list. I think I am going to stay with the tried & true mix of old Celsius, Certainty with a smidge of MSM.
@@lawncarelife thanks for the prompt reply. I know sedge hammer is good but I have a 24oz bottle of Image I need to use up. Hopefully it will do the trick. I Reel mow my Zoysia to 1” every two days and within 24 hrs I can see the Nutsedge popping up 2 to 3” above the turf. Not a serious issue but one I want to control.
Will take down Bahia grass? I have centipede grass and the pesky Bahia is killing me, it grows so fast and can’t stand the seed heads that grow so fast. Please share something that I can take this down.
Jason Which do you like most Celsius or ChangeUP as a stand alone for Centipede broad-leaf mostly lespedeza, black medic, clover, oxalis, and chamber-bitter
I have regular Celsius and love running it alone at 0.085 (medium rate per gallon per 1000 sqft) with 2 tsp of surfactant. It is similar to MSM/Manor but slightly faster and easier to mix in smaller batches. Jason do you think ChangeUP is best for Centipede?
I run Celsius with the low rate of MSM mixed in and we were running halosulfuron/sledgehammer but it just about doubled in price this year so we figured out how to get backpack rates of ambition which does pretty well on yellow NS not so great on GK OR purple. That's a pretty good all purpose backpack for everything but fescue and rye grass lawns. Does that Celsius extra have the same amount of active as regular Celsius? We got a sample bottle in last year and I was thinking it was for about half the acreage that regular Celsius treats Roll tide BTW
According to the instruction label, to get the best efficacy, the spray solution should have a pH level of 6. I don't think this guy even know what the pH value of the spray solution.
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Been using this stuff for about two years now and I gotta say, I love it! It does seem to have a problem with spurge though. Have been fighting spurge in a few of my yards and it just keeps coming back. Damn spurge just won't stay dead!
Great video! I'd like to thank you for filming the video and showing the results. I hate watching other creators videos where they say they will film a results update in a few weeks. I either forget to watch, or they never post it. I applaud you sir!
Thank you for the positive feedback. I appreciate you watching and leaving a comment
I mowed today after a long awaited rain, dormant Bermuda everywhere in my lawn, bare areas and Next to concrete. Super hot weather and no rain has made me question my low cut height.
I like the no nonsense approach i have been a landscaper for 12 years here in Va. Thanks to you I’m able to understand all the warm season grass info you put out and try it out thanks so much !
Glad to help. Thank you for watching
We've used Celsius Xtra for two seasons now in a broadcast spreader. We also mixed Prodiamine in the tank. Celsius was very effective in getting rid of all weeds initially. The one way that came back with a vengeance was doveweed. We just sprayed again and can update later but last year when we applied Celsius alone in the summer on the dove Wade it was all gone within a couple of weeks allowing our grass to fill in.
So what is the temperature for application? I know some you cannot spray if the temps are above 90 degrees. The doveweed is the issue where I live.
@@glennscorsone3516 celcuis doesn’t have a temperature restriction. Only restriction is don’t use surfactant when temperature are about 90
Just N of you in HSV. Good to see local lawn care that applies to my lawn. I’ve learned a ton by watching your videos. Thanks for the information.
Helpful to know nutsedge could take multiple applications. Good results without burning the grass. I have nutsedge and kylinga as well in my lawn.
Would love to see an example of results of the extra on centipede and st Augustine!
I would expect the results to be the same. Are you concerned about damaging the grass?
@@lawncarelife I’m always concerned. Especially the St Augustine. I’ve always been intrigued with weed control but somewhat hesitant to go after it. I had such a problem last summer with chamber bitter that I decided to try not to have such a problem this year. My pre emergent apps worked extremely well on the crabgrass and most everything else. I have in the past couple of weeks had some chamber bitter start to rear it’s ugly face. I put down an app of change up and metsulfuron (for a little Bahia) and have had very good results so far! Now for the sedges and kilinga!
The action on the spurge was very impressive. Not sure I'm ready to give up Blindside, though. Comparing those two combo herbicides would be interesting. Thanks for another great video!
I like Blindside also. It tends to be a little more likely to damage the turf though in hot weather
I combine Spectracide Weed Stop and Sedge Ender with Dawn and spray that. Works on a wide variety of stuff including nutsedge. Seems to work well. Sometimes the nutsedge dies with one spraying and sometimes 2, but over time it does it in.
I use celcius wg mixed with Ambition. And mn its excellent results on spot treating weeds. The ambition help knock out bahia grass and also some dalis grass gets burned really good too but temp is 85 to stop spraying thats the down fall. Where sedge hammer doesn’t have a temp restriction, but ive found more sedges tend to come back in areas treated with sedge hammer multiple seasons in a row. Im located near Birmingham,AL.
What happens to the many small seeds on the spurge after the parent plant is killed? Does a new crop of spurge grow back there or does the herbicide Thales care of them also? Thanks for your informative videos.
C RheaMD
So this comes with a chemical to treat sedges? Yeah this has huge potential. Bigger deal, Thank you for showing the results in the same video particularly with the sedges.
Thanks for watching. I wanted to see the results myself
I’m pretty impressed I need to pick some up. I sprayed driveXLR8 a week and half ago early AM and it still discolored all over my lawn :( any idea how long that discoloration will last
Your bermuda is looking nice and green Jason! I battle nutsedge too in SC ive been using image liquid
Thank you. It's filling in nicely
You know so much about what you're doing. Congrats!
I’ve been using it for a couple weeks I haven’t seen the results yet. My yards are mostly st Augustine so I’m exited about the product. Trying to nail down a mixture on 100 gallon tank with agitation.
Could get expensive mixing 100 gallons at a time!
@@lawncarelife lol
What’s a good mixture per gallon for broadcast spreading without calibrating? Im homeowner and really don’t care about ROI of the product but also don’t want to nuke the yard.
Spurge takes over my yard, glad to know this works. Will Celsius wg work on the spurge? My dad has some he said I could have.
if only they would have left the dicamba in it !!!! can't get much deader than dead 😂keep up the good work Jason along with the informative content, I've had my lawn and landscape company 34 years strong and would have loved to had access to all the information available today back when I started. and yes that's dog fennel my friend.
I just planted a new Johnathan Green Black-Beauty Ultra lawn after covering the whole yard with tenacity late last fall, unbelievably enough I have a ton of nutsedge that came in with the grass even after using spectracide in February........this shits hard to get rid of😮
Looks like a pretty good product.
Thank you very much for this weed killer for Centipede.
I've had good luck with sedgehammer for sedges.
thanks for the feedback on that Celcius extra. Curious to price the new formula and see if its worth it/cost effective to not have to carry an extra "Nutsedge" sprayer mixed.
I'm not quite sure what the price is.
I've never seen Celsius hurt nutsedge. Try sedgehammer or ambition.
Celsius extra is slightly more expensive than just mixing sedgehammer and Celsius.
Back yard filling in nice
Couple questions. Bermuda lawn in north central texas. Lawn is full of broadleaf and grassy weeds. Soil test has been done and I’m low on N, P, and K. Can I put down fertilizer at the same time as Celsius or should they be separate? If separate, how far apart and which first? Should I mow before or after Celsius or how long before/after treatment should I mow? What length? Also, what sulfactant do you use?
“It’s hard to get more dead than dead” 😂
Hard to argue with common sense like that. I've learned that people on TH-cam want to argue with just about everything I say sometimes
Yeah… you know they know it all and have nothing better to do!
Where did you get this? I couldn't find it anywhere. Is this better than Celsius WG & Certainty combo?
Awesome video! I have a neighbor who wants help. Would you use this to blanket spray a Bermuda lawn full of weeds now, with temps in the 90s, or wait until Fall when cooler or after it goes dormant? Thanks!
too expensive to blanket spray. I typically use it to spot treat weeds. I typically do not blanket spray anything in hot weather.
Does it kill torpedograss? I live in St. Petersburg, Fl. Have St. Augustine grass.
Any thoughts on controlling/killing torpedo grass? BTW really enjoying your videos.
I think torpedograss is basically a lost cause unless you use glyphosate and kill everything. I tried multiple applications of quinclorac and it just turns it yellow
@@lawncarelife What about Dismiss/NXT? for Torpedograss?
@@CoryLancasterYT no
Thanks! 😢
@@CoryLancasterYT one more solution I was thinking of is taking black plastic sheeting and lay that in the area you want to kill. You want to leave it down for at least two months. Nows the perfect time to do it because it's so hot. It'll cook and sterilize the soil 2-3 inches deep possibly deep enough do eradicate the torpedo grass
wish I had the cash for some Celsius Extra right now, my yard is getting full of sedges, but Its been so hot I am afraid to spray anything else.
Are dandelions considered a broadleaf weed? That seems to be the biggest problem that I can identify. Just learned from you video I have kylinga too.
Yes
Does Celcius Xtra work well for globe sedge in st Augustine grass in south Florida
Celsius XTRA is great on globe sedge in St. Aug.
will this help with crabgrass?
Would you take this over a Celsius and Certainty combo? From an effectiveness standpoint.
It's a little cheaper but I would give a slight advantage to Celsius certainty combo as far as effectiveness
@@lawncarelife awesome thanks!
Great question 5-Tool, I was just thinking of the same question while reading all the comments. Thanks for asking.
@@lawncarelife thanks for taking time to answer 5-Tool's question, Jason!
I would not take this over a Celsius and Certainty combination. Celsius Extra would not work very well on Kyllinga. Certainty is superior in instances where Kyllinga is present.
Will it kill dallis grass or crab
how do you keep it off trees, hedges, ornamentals? i have my daughter hold a big piece of cardboard over the plants.
Can this be used on cool season lawns like fescues and ryes? Up in the NY area?
No
Will this work on panicum repens?
Will that stuff work on Poa Annua and Dallis grass? I'm in Hoover and struggle with Poa and Dallis, even after laying pre-emergent.
Celsius does have some Effectiveness on both of those. Dallisgrass is tough to get rid of it. It is a perennial so pre-emergent is not going to help with Dallisgrass
@@lawncarelife Gotcha, good to know on the effectiveness. Lately I've been straight up spot treating the Dallisgrass with some kill all weed and grass spray. Yeah I have brown patches, but they'll grow back in. To be honest the brown patches look better than the Dallisgrass base and stalks constantly shooting up.
I pulled up the label on Celsius Xtra on Goggle to compare to Celsius WG. In adding Halosulfuron for the sedges, they also dropped Dicamba. In making the formula change, it looks like crabgrass, dallisgrass and many other grassy weeds have been dropped from the control/suppression list. I think I am going to stay with the tried & true mix of old Celsius, Certainty with a smidge of MSM.
When will this become available?
What about torpedo grass?
Either pay $130 + sprayer or on your hands and knees for (x) hours. Probably worth it to make the investment
Do you ever take soil samples and send off to have tested?
Not usually, but it can be helpful if a yard is not doing very well
Celsius can't be shipped to a lot of states for some reason.
Can you use Celcius Xtra year round for st Augustine grass in south florida
I do believe it is labeled for st. Augustine grass.
What kills dandelion and spotted spurge and nut sedge ?
Any news on this product for us at the end of 2023 good bad?
Are saying that Celsius WG (warm season grasses) does not handle Sedges like the new Extra Product does?
Correct
@@lawncarelife thanks for the prompt reply. I know sedge hammer is good but I have a 24oz bottle of Image I need to use up. Hopefully it will do the trick. I Reel mow my Zoysia to 1” every two days and within 24 hrs I can see the Nutsedge popping up 2 to 3” above the turf. Not a serious issue but one I want to control.
Will this take out crabgrass?
Will take down Bahia grass? I have centipede grass and the pesky Bahia is killing me, it grows so fast and can’t stand the seed heads that grow so fast. Please share something that I can take this down.
No. You need a product with metsulfuron in it. Something like MSM turf or Manor
Celsius extra vs Celsius WG?
Does it kill Bahia grass?
Jason Which do you like most Celsius or ChangeUP as a stand alone for Centipede broad-leaf mostly lespedeza, black medic, clover, oxalis, and chamber-bitter
Changeup
@@lawncarelife Thanks
Have you ever used tribute total
Yes
I have regular Celsius and love running it alone at 0.085 (medium rate per gallon per 1000 sqft) with 2 tsp of surfactant. It is similar to MSM/Manor but slightly faster and easier to mix in smaller batches. Jason do you think ChangeUP is best for Centipede?
Change up and Celsius are both great products for centipede. Change up is a little cheaper. Celsius is going to do a better on grassy weeds
I run Celsius with the low rate of MSM mixed in and we were running halosulfuron/sledgehammer but it just about doubled in price this year so we figured out how to get backpack rates of ambition which does pretty well on yellow NS not so great on GK OR purple. That's a pretty good all purpose backpack for everything but fescue and rye grass lawns. Does that Celsius extra have the same amount of active as regular Celsius? We got a sample bottle in last year and I was thinking it was for about half the acreage that regular Celsius treats
Roll tide BTW
Anyone know of a product that'll wipe out quack grass in northern bluegrass without taking out the whole lawn?
So... anyone know where to purchase?
can you mix this with change up?
Yes but it's probably not necessary to use both
What about dove weeds
evening. where can i buy celsius. no one seems to have it. thanks
Not sure. I'll buy from Harrell's they don't typically sell to homeowners. I think it's available on Amazon.
@@lawncarelife I am a license applicator , you know any body can buy whatever as long as it is not restricted.
According to the instruction label, to get the best efficacy, the spray solution should have a pH level of 6. I don't think this guy even know what the pH value of the spray solution.
Where can you get it I can’t find it
I buy from Harrell's. There may be an online supplier if you google it
Pretty Dang!
Do you know who you look like Dale Gribble
No expert here, but that spurge might actually be deader than dead. LOL.
Double dead
Sounds expensive.
Bought by a sunhat. Cheap date.
Fk grass is all burned up wtf!
Do you ever use MSMA? If so, how does it work compared to the others you've tested?