Pest and Lawn Ginja thanks for not begging for likes and subs in the intro before the video even plays like 3/4ths of TH-camrs! Sub earned very informative!
I genuinely learned more in this 20mins than the pointless hours every year reading stupid articles that talk endlessly about highly technical BS that never describes a single issues I’m having, let alone how to fix it. Thank you!
I am glad I found you, will try your solutions for dry grass, I APPRECIATE THE INFO, KEEP UP YOUR HARD WORK, AND INFO TO IMPROVE OUR LAWNS, EXCELLENT WORK, THANK YOU SO MUCH.........
One thing that goes highly unaccounted for with yellow burns is hot boiling water. A typical Arizona summer day is about 112 and if you leave your hose out, the last thing you want to do is just start spraying away after it's been sitting our there for hours. I learned this the hard way.
I spent some summers in Arizona. The hot water never crossed my mind. I can tell you I've had the pleasure of drinking from a hose during the hot chandler summers. The snake bit me pretty good ;) . You make a good point. Thanks for the comment.
With spring around the corner and looking to prep the lawn shortly, I'm happy I found you, a lawn care guy from Utah. Very good information. Thank you.
Ok exactly. I'm just going to use this video and do it myself. We use truegreen and our lawn looks a hot mess. Not saying it is their fault but at least give us some advice. Smh.
You are a true professional .. thank you ... You are respectful to all in your videos... I am a landscaper and mower ..have done many things ... Lots of have done many things... BUT.... BUT ...we can all do better by taking in help or information from other PROFESSIONALS... Thank you again for the time you take to help others DO BETTER
Having watched a few other videos regarding lawn care, Ginja is clearly educated and experienced in the field of lawn care! A shame he didn't live closer, I'd have him looking at my lawn which is sod (UGGGGHH)!
Hi, I'm in the UK where we have lots of rain. I have a small garden with patches of zero growth. This video has helped as I have found loads of thatch. After I remove as much as I can I need to weed and feed. Thank you.
Hey Ginja! I thought this was a really great video. I really appreciate the education about how to diagnose and recognize different types of problem. I like the methodical approach and practical ways I can apply this to my own lawn out in SoCal. Keep up the good work!!!
Just to make sure I'm on the same page with everyone. We want to diagnose the areas separately due to the uneven pattern. We also want to diagnose and fix the sprinkler coverage in each section. I would use all the recommended solutions as a blanket app on this lawn since the majority of it is under stress. You can use the essentials plus with a nitrogen source as a spot solutions for areas that are struggling, or areas that have gone dormant, which I often do.
Excellent video - I’ve been bagging my lawn all season (for the first time) and it’s been looking great due to lack of ‘thatch / dead grass’. Keep em coming 👍🇺🇸
This video just blew my mind. I have been going crazy wondering what the hell is wrong with my lawn and I think it's some of the same issues. My wife and I bought our first home about 3 years ago so I'm new to lawn care, and to proud to pay someone for this stuff. I live in Salt Lake, and would appreciate some help. Please!
Hey Adrian. It all starts with watering. Checkout our local watering page and follow the exercise video at the bottom of the page. myallgreen.com/watering
Just found your channel glad i did. I live in a 4 season state and it goes from winter to summer no spring really anymore. My lawn has brown area coming in certain area's ands o does some of my neighbors. I just bought my home and not sure what the problem is but thanks for being very informative!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. Just remember it all starts with water. do a water output test and check the coverage and amount of water that is coming out so you can figure out how much water you need in a 2 x to 3x per week plan
Excellent video! A ton of useful information i here. I've watched vids from alot of lawn guys on TH-cam, your the only one I've subscribed to. Thanks brother!!!
You are most t excellent. I've been paying Tru Green for 2 years and they just can't get right. Tired of paying close to $80 every 6 weeks for fertilizer. I was going to dig up the brown areas and lay down new soil and seed. Maybe I should start here. Wish you were in San Diego. Thanks again. You are very likable on camera. My area of expertise. Thanks again! Gary
You are a very intelligent man. I was wondering if you could tell me what might be my issue with my lawn? I live in Saskatchewan Canada so we get winter 6 months of the year. Down to -32 -36 Celsius at times. For the past 3 years I’ve tried to fix my back lawn. I started the first year with a lawn that was half dead patches. So I seeded it and it came in decent, but the following spring the dead patches came back. So the second year I tilled everything up thinking it was a compacted soil issue. I seeded. Watered and fertilized. By mid summer I had a perfect green thick lawn with no weeds. I was very impressed with it. But by the next spring half of the lawn was dead again. So I tried a different seed and after it was established I only watered it deep once a week to encourage deep root growth. Again I had a beautiful lawn. This spring when the snow melted it looked promising but the same thing happened. Over half the grass dead. The only thing I can think of is that there is a lack of nutrients deep in the soil. And any nutrients that I add to help the grass grow is sitting on the top inch of soil. And I was thinking that would cause shallow roots and with shallow roots it would lead to the winter killing the grass. The grass that is established in patches threwout the back yard comes up year after year. It is only the grass that I seed that dies every year. And even tho it looks picture perfect in the summer I can never get it to last. This year I put some compost down with the grass seed and starter fertilizer to give it a better chance. Do you know why my new grass dies every winter?
So here's my 2c. My opinion is the water isn't draining well enough in the spring and its most likely getting too soggy. The nutrients should still be there regardless. I would be diligent on doing an end of the season short mow and checking water levels early. You may need to do some preventive fungal treatments or find a way to increase drainage.
This video was awesome. Kinf of tackled everything that COULD happen to your yard and how to first address it. Look forward to seeing a follow up video in a few months to see the results
It's very evident that you know your field .. It's a wonderful thing. Those that higher you are lucky indeed.. Your knowledge of your field is very extensive which conveys to me the love you have for what you do!!! It's a beautiful thing and in turn those that require help would most certainly receive it ..
I'm a lawn care technician and I'm learning some good tips from you. I will say you're a little too dependent on power rakes when you will do more good with core aeration. You need to get air, moisture, and nutrients deeper into the soil to solve some of the problems that you're only "scratching the surface" with. Well done videos all around!
Excellent video!!! Unfortunately my lawn has many of these same problems and I was at a lost at how to fix them. I’ll try all your suggestions, if I can’t fix them I’ll be giving you a call. Great to have a local Utah guy who knows our grass, bugs and temps!!!
Dude, great video. This covers everything most people would see and I appreciate you sharing your solutions and secrets. This video earned you my subscription! Keep up the great work.
Hello. This video was great. I'm new to this. Had a house built and never treated my grass fire anything. It is hard and has some of these problems. I think. I just don't know where to begin. Should I till it and then out some sort of fungicide on it and the follow some of your basic steps. Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Begin by identifying the type of grass you have. the ph of the soil, and what goals of how you would like the lawn to be. Once you identify if you have warm or cool season grass types we can go from there.
Love you information and teaching... Question: in Virginia if I aerate and over-seed when should I put weed control-down? Before seeding or weeks after or spring?
Hi loved your video. We’ve moved into a house and the lawn is spotty at best. There are moles (which we are trying to eradicate) killed grubs, treated 3x for weeds. There is a combo of grasses. What could we seed with that will fill in and overtake the rest of whatever grasses there are?
Great questions. Kentucky bluegrass is the most dominant cool season grass and the most difficult to get to germinate and to get started. Start by getting the sprinkler coverage perfect.
@@RiderOfDinosaursit might come back if you re seed and water it every day until it starts growing back. There are also types of grass that can grow in shade if trees are your problem.
Hey Ginja ..the sunjoe saved my lawn..but now it’s time to follow through & fix issues.. checked irrigation.. they overlap one another and changed some nozzles to regulate how much...goes where type thing.. aerated.. and plan on t-zone... fertilizer or herbicide, next??🧐
It was soo long ago hard to say you might be right. I run into bent grass here a lot as well. this one felt like it had stolons but there's always a chance.
I just killed off my entire front and back lawn with Glyphosate. I had an abundance amout of fungus, bermuda grass and chickweed. I have always had a nice TTF lawn and with the heat we had in South Carolina this year and no rain, it just got stressed out even with my sprinkler running on a timer. My question to you is I just applied the Gly this past weekend. It started to work within 2 to 3 days. Once it completely takes it course.
Hey there Ivette, sounds like you're doing a great job prepping the soil. How I like to do it is two rounds of glyphosate back to back 14 days apart. Then 2 weeks after that I'll seed. I feel that the mix of humic, kelp, fish emulsion and air8 is a good cocktail and will help condition the soil. I'm not sure I'd add anything to the mix. If you wanted to add something to help stimulate the growth you can purchase an organic source of fertilizer. I have used liquid launch and I've been happy with it. It's basically liquid cow manure.
Pest and Lawn Ginja thank you so much for answering me so quickly. I really appreciate all your video and you sharing your knowledge. How I wish u was my next door neighbor. Would hire u in a minute. 😊
Dude you are the lawn guy. Exactly what I'm looking for, I'm going to check out more of your videos. I just had my yard scraped off and all my cedars removed and trucked in some composted top soil and re-seeded my lawn and it's coming in great. Should I mow it without the bag on and try and get some thatch going? How tall should it be before the first cut?
@@pestandlawnginja to tell you the truth I would have to go look at the bags to know. I just showed up at our landscape place and said I have kids and have lawn with sun and shade and bought a bunch of different seeds. A bag that said backyard seed, sun seed and a bag of shade
@@bolerdweller gotcha. no problem. I'm pretty good at responding. Let me know what you find out. with Kentucky bluegrass I don't like to mow more than .25" off the top when I mulch. I don't feel the 1/3rd rule applies to kbg. for most grass types the 1/3rd rule works well.
Pest and Lawn Ginja I know how hard you work, and I dig it. I’d love to hang out with y’all (all of y’all TH-cam Turf gurus) as it would make a huge impact, and great memories for me to share with my son, who is really digging turf. 12 btw.
You must have a PhD in botany from Yale or Harvard. As a professor (which should be bestowed upon you), your content is so important that you never blink your eyes. Incredible! You are that intent! Thank you for sharing your expertise. You deliver the goods and I appreciate your knowledge immensely. Well done!
Thanks for putting these together for us. You could probably do 4 full episodes on my lawn, lol! Time for me to get to work! Where is the best place to buy your lawn supplements? IFA?
This is a fantastic video, pretty much covers some of my current issues and concerns. My lawn is turning brown, some spots, looks like hay when its pulled up. I have irrigation, no grubs, no insects, . have already applied diseases x, Bayer herbicide liquid 3 weeks ago. been using humic, air 8 every 30 day, have slowed down a bit to 45 days ?= what should I do, temps are near 97 consistent, been watering 2x week at 30hr to 45 mins, I have full sun. Any suggestions to avoid my grass from completing dying? Help Ginja!!!
focus on proper watering. get the cups out there and do a water output test. I suggest probing the soil and also checking for density issues. I like the mix you're using.
@@pestandlawnginja you was 100% accurate, I placed the cup in between and those areas on not getting watered. I am going to reposition the sprinkler heads. My questions, will the lawn recover. I am going to apply D-thatch tonight. Thanks Ginja!
I have Bermuda in SW TX. The lawn was doing great but suddenly started seeing some dead areas with a grayish color tone. I had some one come treat it bc I thought it was fungus but now it just seems to be spreading. Wish I could send pics.
Oof. That my friend is a question I dont have an answer to. One is a stolon and the other a sub surface rhizome. I haven't heard of a product that would do that given they are both warm season grasses and perennial. Shoot lawn tips and message he might now if that's possible.
What would you recommend to do to prepare my lawn for next spring. I started my lawn early july, some parts grew and some parts didnt as much as some, so it kinda patchy, but i have some weeds that grew like crab grass and spotted spurge and few others, i dug out most, and i used orthro a few times, and previously i used scott weed and feed i can see some seem to be dying but some it dont seem to affect others, whats the best way to handle from here on??
This is a great question. Most lawns have weeds because the grass isn't thick enough to cover all the ground. Weeds are a bi product. I would start by making sure your sprinkler coverage is on point. This will be IMO 70% of your success. As for fall preperation I would spot spray the weeds diligently, overseed, use a bio stimulant and reintroduce mycorrhiza into the soil asap.
@@pestandlawnginja ok spot spray weeds with what to be exact? Because some of these weed killers seem to work really slow or dont work at all. And what type/brand of bio-stimulant and mycorrhiza would you recommend ??
I'm still trying to find a micro nutrient to recommend. but here's the rest of my cocktail. T-zone (for hard to do weeds). careful to follow the instructions. If over applied it will burn, under applied it won't work. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NWSIHCK/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00NWSIHCK&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=96cf10277861461140ff572813673a8b Essentials Plus 1-0-1 (bio stimulant) www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00U1VJBUS/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00U1VJBUS&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=f221c8cd77e1595c128fef9bd56221f7 Great White Mycorrhizae www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AU8JKR6/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00AU8JKR6&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=78b660a124965c7a70dcfb39e510d3a8
Super informative thanks. I have a question for you. You mentioned them being a potential client you’re doing so much work for an estimate here and assessing what’s wrong with their stuff are you charging them for this?
Thanks for all the great videos. Some of your videos are over my head. Any recommendations to learn.more about the chemicals you use and why? Thanks Derrick
Hey bro. I have a slight hump in the middle of my garden where my sprinkler sits and gets quite saturated. Some thatch has appeared now and grass isn’t growing. What’s your recommended fix?
Thanks! Going out to test my lawn now. I don't have automatic sprinklers so how much should I be watering with a rotating sprinkler attached to a hose?
You'll have to do a water output cup test to figure that out. Setup some like sized Tupperware and set them out then let the sprinkler run for 1hr. Afterwards measure how much is in the cup. During the worst part of the summer you'll want between 1" and 2" of water per week depending on how hot it is outside
PS I am just over the Utah border in No. AZ just outside of Colorado City. So not as hot as Hurricane, UT because we are up on the plateau, but still hot.
Thanks Man.....How do you know when it's time to resod....my soil is hard. Grass grows, but it the tall stuff...maybe I call it grass, because it's green. LOL. Florida Life.
Good old florida grass. love it. Time to sod when the budge allows and you can see the soil hahaha. In all seriousness it all depends on the situation. I recommend sodding when the bald spots are bigger than 1ft2. however your warm season grasses like st augustine and bermuda can self repair quickly under the right conditions.
Wow great video, good to hear you're in Utah too! Do you have a follow-up video to this? I already applied Step 1 IFA. My problem right now is dandelions. I spot- sprayed them with weed-b-gone last week, and didn't see a lot of progress so I spot-sprayed this weekend also. What's your take, think I'll be good? I also applied round-up to some flower bed weeds. I used to do commercial property maintenance in Orlando, FL, where herbicide works very quickly, especially round-up. I'm shocked how slowly these herbicides work here, is that normal?
There isn't a followup unfortunately. The home owner felt it was too much work and decided to RIP it all out and replace it with sod. Most weeds takes about 2 days to start showing signs of being sick and up to 10 days to cork screw.
If you have a cool season grass I can guide you through the process. We have to choose between building the thickness of the grass or attacking the weeds. Are you familiar with the type of grass you have in the lawn?
New home, I'm in Austin, TX and have what I think is Bermuda, no sign of St. Augustine but the weed problem is very extensive. Anyway to send pictures of my weed problem for a solution?
This video def hit home like you said. Thanks so much for the content! What do you use for killing bindweed (morning glory)? I've been spraying my nearly 1 year old Kentucky Blue sod with Fertilome Weed Free Zone (4 oz) with 2 gal water and 2 tbs baby shampoo (as the surfactant). This spray doesn't harm the grass (unless I overdue it) and kills the existing bindweed, but new weeds pop up every week. I know that his will be a journey to get rid of bindweed, but what products do you recommend? Any tips for Fall and Spring treatment?
Speedzone and t-zone are my favorites to use for killing bindweed, wild violet, and other hard to control weeds. Speedzone IMO is the most agressive but has the most potential to burn the lawn. Be sure to apply it before the daytime temps hit 80 degrees or it will volatile and burn the lawn. During the hot summer, No matter which product you use to kill morning glory, its best to wake up really early or stay up really late when the night time temps are at there lowest. Fertilome is a good spray and if its working for you stick with it. I find it takes up to 2 years to properly control bindweed. Bindweed has the ability to cut itself off and shoot the opposite direction at will. Sounds like you're spraying a good mixed solution. The only other item you could add would be a little bit of fertilizer (10% to 16% ammonium nitrate). This will help the plant uptake the herbicides by forcing a little growth. Pre emergents are going to be your friend with long term control of crabgrass. I would blanket app a pre emergent like prodiamine both spring and late fall. Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck!! Speedzone www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006LBDVT4/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B006LBDVT4&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=b2506d75c58aad9e0962671626980b38 T-zone www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NWSIHCK/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00NWSIHCK&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=96cf10277861461140ff572813673a8b Prodiamine 65 WDG (wettable Granular pre-emergent for sprayers) href="www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004GTQBEK/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B004GTQBEK&linkCode=as2&tag=pestandlawngi-20&linkId=14a56adf16a1f3519918d28d2319e395
Sooooo hot right now. I feel like we commonly get some inversions that bring some relief every now and then. But this year it just feels like las vegas LOL
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Pest and Lawn Ginja thanks for not begging for likes and subs in the intro before the video even plays like 3/4ths of TH-camrs! Sub earned very informative!
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Brian, Rome Georgia
how did i not see this comment! LOL super funny. Thanks for the follow
Love it brian! Hope I've lived up to your expectations.
Pest and Lawn Ginja would aeration and seeding help?
You are so knowledgeable! My gardners mow, blow and go without even noticing the lawn is turning yellow! I wish I could find someone like you!
yes! Lots of them do that. I hope you find someone that can help!
I genuinely learned more in this 20mins than the pointless hours every year reading stupid articles that talk endlessly about highly technical BS that never describes a single issues I’m having, let alone how to fix it. Thank you!
You're so welcome Janky Pox. Really appreciate the compliment
Fantastic job breaking everything down so it was easy to follow and understand! Thank you
Thanks James! Really appreciate the feedback!
The most informative video I've ever seen on lawn care diagnoses, thanks so much!
Wow Andrew, super kind. Thank you.
I agree, excellent work.
I am glad I found you, will try your solutions for dry grass, I APPRECIATE THE INFO, KEEP UP YOUR HARD WORK, AND INFO TO IMPROVE OUR LAWNS, EXCELLENT WORK, THANK YOU SO MUCH.........
So glad I could help!!!!
He blinded me with science! Older people might get it. Very knowledgeable video. Thank you.
😂😂😂 👉👊
Mr. Dolby! Yes, I'm old lol
One thing that goes highly unaccounted for with yellow burns is hot boiling water. A typical Arizona summer day is about 112 and if you leave your hose out, the last thing you want to do is just start spraying away after it's been sitting our there for hours. I learned this the hard way.
I spent some summers in Arizona. The hot water never crossed my mind. I can tell you I've had the pleasure of drinking from a hose during the hot chandler summers. The snake bit me pretty good ;) . You make a good point. Thanks for the comment.
Great point even up here in NY in the summer you’ll have that issue and with a sprinkler system there isn’t much you can do about that.
Thank you for making this video. You just saved my lawn.
Glad I could help! Go slay that lawn!
With spring around the corner and looking to prep the lawn shortly, I'm happy I found you, a lawn care guy from Utah. Very good information. Thank you.
Thanks! Great content on its way
@@pestandlawnginja looking forward to it. Nice legs btw! Just watched your apology snow blowing video.
@@keinlieb3818 bahahahaha. Thanks!
What he is from Utah?! That’s awesome! I am too! 🤘🏼
Where are you at? I would love to have you come service my lawn brotha!
Now to find an honest, educated professional like you in my area.
I'll pray for you 😉
Ok exactly. I'm just going to use this video and do it myself. We use truegreen and our lawn looks a hot mess. Not saying it is their fault but at least give us some advice. Smh.
You are a true professional .. thank you ... You are respectful to all in your videos... I am a landscaper and mower ..have done many things ... Lots of have done many things... BUT.... BUT ...we can all do better by taking in help or information from other PROFESSIONALS...
Thank you again for the time you take to help others DO BETTER
Thanks Trevor! Happy to help. Love this community of ours.
Great video, very informative. I appreciate that your audio and video were up to the job. Lots of people overlook that aspect.
Gary! Thanks for the comment and feedback. I've botched audio before and got lots of feedback on it. Lesson learned. Appreciate you noticing.
Having watched a few other videos regarding lawn care, Ginja is clearly educated and experienced in the field of lawn care! A shame he didn't live closer, I'd have him looking at my lawn which is sod (UGGGGHH)!
Thanks Jason! Super kind
Hi, I'm in the UK where we have lots of rain. I have a small garden with patches of zero growth. This video has helped as I have found loads of thatch. After I remove as much as I can I need to weed and feed. Thank you.
You're welcome rusty! Hope all is well. Keep in touch.
Hey Ginja! I thought this was a really great video. I really appreciate the education about how to diagnose and recognize different types of problem. I like the methodical approach and practical ways I can apply this to my own lawn out in SoCal. Keep up the good work!!!
You're welcome!!! Diagnosing is the most difficult part to lawn care. I appreciate the feedback. Doing my best to make it easy for people to learn.
Never thought about treating sections separately. I hope you know how helpful your videos are. Going to share your page for sure! Thank you 🤗
Thanks for the love. Sharing is caring.
Just to make sure I'm on the same page with everyone. We want to diagnose the areas separately due to the uneven pattern. We also want to diagnose and fix the sprinkler coverage in each section. I would use all the recommended solutions as a blanket app on this lawn since the majority of it is under stress. You can use the essentials plus with a nitrogen source as a spot solutions for areas that are struggling, or areas that have gone dormant, which I often do.
Really appreciate that Jodi!!! Have a great day.
Excellent video to educate about lawn problems.
Thanks for sharing.
Your welcome!
Wow! A lawn person who lives in my area! Wooo! It is always helpful to have someone talking about my area lawn. Ty
You're welcome Brianne! Lots of lawn problems at our altitude
Excellent video - I’ve been bagging my lawn all season (for the first time) and it’s been looking great due to lack of ‘thatch / dead grass’. Keep em coming 👍🇺🇸
Thanks for the update!!! Glad it's going well for you.
This just makes me want to hire him. Unfortunately he’s in a different country!
Man o man. international ginja has a nice ring to it.
Pest and Lawn Ginja how would that work: video conference maybe? I don’t have a good camera though. Just iPhone.
Ikr...wish he was in Florida...
This video just blew my mind. I have been going crazy wondering what the hell is wrong with my lawn and I think it's some of the same issues. My wife and I bought our first home about 3 years ago so I'm new to lawn care, and to proud to pay someone for this stuff. I live in Salt Lake, and would appreciate some help.
Please!
Hey Adrian. It all starts with watering. Checkout our local watering page and follow the exercise video at the bottom of the page. myallgreen.com/watering
Incredible content🚰⚖️🗝
Love the Emoji's hahaha. Thanks for the feedback. Feels good.
Excellent work. Love watching you work and figure these things out. Valuable info. Appreciate it.
I will always remember that Tim was with me from the beginning. thanks for watching and commenting.
Just found your channel glad i did. I live in a 4 season state and it goes from winter to summer no spring really anymore. My lawn has brown area coming in certain area's ands o does some of my neighbors. I just bought my home and not sure what the problem is but thanks for being very informative!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching. Just remember it all starts with water. do a water output test and check the coverage and amount of water that is coming out so you can figure out how much water you need in a 2 x to 3x per week plan
Excellent video! A ton of useful information i here. I've watched vids from alot of lawn guys on TH-cam, your the only one I've subscribed to. Thanks brother!!!
Thanks Don!!! Great to have you
Me too 😉
Thank you for taking the time to explain it all and record it for us.
You're welcome Albert.
Hey man, just want to say I enjoy your videos. You are sharing good knowledge that is accurate!
I appreciate that! Glad you're finding value!
2 years late but this video is one of the most well informed videos on lawn disease in all of TH-cam. Incredible wealth of knowledge!
Thanks for the feedback Kevin! That was one crazy yard.
You are most t excellent. I've been paying Tru Green for 2 years and they just can't get right. Tired of paying close to $80 every 6 weeks for fertilizer. I was going to dig up the brown areas and lay down new soil and seed. Maybe I should start here. Wish you were in San Diego. Thanks again. You are very likable on camera. My area of expertise. Thanks again! Gary
Thanks Gary! Glad you're running with the Information! Let's slay those lawns 2020
Really enjoy these lawn assessments!
Thanks Zak!!! More to come.
Lawn ginja binge watching!! 😎😎😎 love these lawn diag episodes.
Thanks for the support!!!! really appreciate it
You make great videos man. Very informative.
Thanks for the compliment. Appreciate you watching.
Amazing Video. This is so detailed and the explanation is simply. I absolutely love your videos and all the information you give. Ivette
You're too Kind Ivette, thank you.
Thanks so much, I want to get my lawn looking better for sure
You got this John!!! Just remember its just grass and it all starts with water.
You are a very intelligent man. I was wondering if you could tell me what might be my issue with my lawn? I live in Saskatchewan Canada so we get winter 6 months of the year. Down to -32 -36 Celsius at times. For the past 3 years I’ve tried to fix my back lawn. I started the first year with a lawn that was half dead patches. So I seeded it and it came in decent, but the following spring the dead patches came back. So the second year I tilled everything up thinking it was a compacted soil issue. I seeded. Watered and fertilized. By mid summer I had a perfect green thick lawn with no weeds. I was very impressed with it. But by the next spring half of the lawn was dead again. So I tried a different seed and after it was established I only watered it deep once a week to encourage deep root growth. Again I had a beautiful lawn. This spring when the snow melted it looked promising but the same thing happened. Over half the grass dead. The only thing I can think of is that there is a lack of nutrients deep in the soil. And any nutrients that I add to help the grass grow is sitting on the top inch of soil. And I was thinking that would cause shallow roots and with shallow roots it would lead to the winter killing the grass. The grass that is established in patches threwout the back yard comes up year after year. It is only the grass that I seed that dies every year. And even tho it looks picture perfect in the summer I can never get it to last. This year I put some compost down with the grass seed and starter fertilizer to give it a better chance. Do you know why my new grass dies every winter?
So here's my 2c. My opinion is the water isn't draining well enough in the spring and its most likely getting too soggy. The nutrients should still be there regardless. I would be diligent on doing an end of the season short mow and checking water levels early. You may need to do some preventive fungal treatments or find a way to increase drainage.
This video was awesome. Kinf of tackled everything that COULD happen to your yard and how to first address it. Look forward to seeing a follow up video in a few months to see the results
Thanks for the comment greg! fingers crossed they'll address the sprinkler coverage issues soon.
Lawn, skills. Thanks for dropping the knowledge, super easy to follow format 👍🏾
Thanks! I have a whole playlist of "whats wrong with my lawn" if you want more diagnostic videos.
It's very evident that you know your field .. It's a wonderful thing. Those that higher you are lucky indeed.. Your knowledge of your field is very extensive which conveys to me the love you have for what you do!!! It's a beautiful thing and in turn those that require help would most certainly receive it ..
super kind of you to say that. Really appreciate it.
I'm a lawn care technician and I'm learning some good tips from you. I will say you're a little too dependent on power rakes when you will do more good with core aeration. You need to get air, moisture, and nutrients deeper into the soil to solve some of the problems that you're only "scratching the surface" with. Well done videos all around!
Aeration is for compaction. I prefer not to disrupt the soil if I dont have to
GREAT vids. Really appreciating the help, your know how and the information you present. Thanks!
You're welcome scott!! thanks for watching
very informative,,,he knows his grass
Appreciate the compliment Doug!
Excellent video!!! Unfortunately my lawn has many of these same problems and I was at a lost at how to fix them. I’ll try all your suggestions, if I can’t fix them I’ll be giving you a call. Great to have a local Utah guy who knows our grass, bugs and temps!!!
Thanks for the comment Jeff! It's been a tough hot season for lawns this year in Utah. All the best!
From one gInga to anotha thanks for saving my lawn , great advice - mc
Mark! Thanks so much for the feedback. I'm really glad it's working for you.
Dude, great video. This covers everything most people would see and I appreciate you sharing your solutions and secrets. This video earned you my subscription! Keep up the great work.
You're welcome! It was a doozer of an assessment. appreciate you following me and watching my videos.
Dude!!! Your the BEST! I LOVE this GUY!!! AWESOME!!!!!
Thanks for the support dennylolos!
Great video! Lots of information with various issues for diagnosis. Thanks a lot!
You're welcome. That lawn was a doozer!!!
Hello. This video was great. I'm new to this. Had a house built and never treated my grass fire anything. It is hard and has some of these problems. I think. I just don't know where to begin. Should I till it and then out some sort of fungicide on it and the follow some of your basic steps. Any suggestions would be welcomed.
Begin by identifying the type of grass you have. the ph of the soil, and what goals of how you would like the lawn to be. Once you identify if you have warm or cool season grass types we can go from there.
That Bluegrass went A RYE... Get it!🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂 I hear that! Dad jokes
Pest and Lawn Ginja Haha I had the volcano joke too!🤣🤣👍
Love you information and teaching...
Question: in Virginia if I aerate and over-seed when should I put weed control-down? Before seeding or weeks after or spring?
Two weeks before seeding or 90 days after
Hi loved your video. We’ve moved into a house and the lawn is spotty at best. There are moles (which we are trying to eradicate) killed grubs, treated 3x for weeds. There is a combo of grasses. What could we seed with that will fill in and overtake the rest of whatever grasses there are?
Great questions. Kentucky bluegrass is the most dominant cool season grass and the most difficult to get to germinate and to get started.
Start by getting the sprinkler coverage perfect.
Here's what I learned: I don't know sh*t about my lawn.
LOL just remember it all starts with proper watering
@@pestandlawnginja Mine's dead 😥
@@RiderOfDinosaurs Oh shoot!
@@RiderOfDinosaursit might come back if you re seed and water it every day until it starts growing back. There are also types of grass that can grow in shade if trees are your problem.
Thanks for all your help and the time you take out of your life to help us :)
Youre welcome! Thanks for the comment and watching my videos!
Great video! Really helpful for identifying the different issues and the potential fixes. Thanks for posting.
You're welcome Cameron! Glad you found value!
Hey Ginja ..the sunjoe saved my lawn..but now it’s time to follow through & fix issues.. checked irrigation.. they overlap one another and changed some nozzles to regulate how much...goes where type thing.. aerated.. and plan on t-zone... fertilizer or herbicide, next??🧐
You can do both if you're watering is good!
Good info. The grass at 14:00 looks more like creeping bent grass. Thanks!
It was soo long ago hard to say you might be right. I run into bent grass here a lot as well. this one felt like it had stolons but there's always a chance.
Thanks for the tips, I hope to put it into practice
You can do it!
@@pestandlawnginja thanks brotha, keep up the great work!
I like your energy.
Thank you!
Very informative information, awesome mate. It’s definitely helps a lot. 👍🏼
You're welcome Nasir! Glad it helped!
I just killed off my entire front and back lawn with Glyphosate. I had an abundance amout of fungus, bermuda grass and chickweed. I have always had a nice TTF lawn and with the heat we had in South Carolina this year and no rain, it just got stressed out even with my sprinkler running on a timer. My question to you is I just applied the Gly this past weekend. It started to work within 2 to 3 days. Once it completely takes it course.
Hey there Ivette, sounds like you're doing a great job prepping the soil. How I like to do it is two rounds of glyphosate back to back 14 days apart. Then 2 weeks after that I'll seed. I feel that the mix of humic, kelp, fish emulsion and air8 is a good cocktail and will help condition the soil. I'm not sure I'd add anything to the mix. If you wanted to add something to help stimulate the growth you can purchase an organic source of fertilizer. I have used liquid launch and I've been happy with it. It's basically liquid cow manure.
Pest and Lawn Ginja thank you so much for answering me so quickly. I really appreciate all your video and you sharing your knowledge. How I wish u was my next door neighbor. Would hire u in a minute. 😊
looks like my lawn right now here in Sparks Nevada, my first year here as a beginner for lawn care.
You'll do great! Just get started
This is a great video :). Great information, thank you for putting this up!
Thank you!
Dude you are the lawn guy. Exactly what I'm looking for, I'm going to check out more of your videos. I just had my yard scraped off and all my cedars removed and trucked in some composted top soil and re-seeded my lawn and it's coming in great. Should I mow it without the bag on and try and get some thatch going? How tall should it be before the first cut?
Great to hear you're doing the doing! What seed did you plant?
@@pestandlawnginja to tell you the truth I would have to go look at the bags to know. I just showed up at our landscape place and said I have kids and have lawn with sun and shade and bought a bunch of different seeds. A bag that said backyard seed, sun seed and a bag of shade
@@bolerdweller gotcha. no problem. I'm pretty good at responding. Let me know what you find out. with Kentucky bluegrass I don't like to mow more than .25" off the top when I mulch. I don't feel the 1/3rd rule applies to kbg. for most grass types the 1/3rd rule works well.
Best information I have view thanks for sharing your knowledge
You're welcome Jose! Thanks for watching and commenting
I know it’s a year old, but that’s one of the best videos I’ve watched on YT. Thank you very much, Ginga. Btw, I’m in Cary, NC.
Thanks hunter really appreciate it
Pest and Lawn Ginja I know how hard you work, and I dig it. I’d love to hang out with y’all (all of y’all TH-cam Turf gurus) as it would make a huge impact, and great memories for me to share with my son, who is really digging turf. 12 btw.
We do a get together about once a year. Commonly in the late summer early fall
Pest and Lawn Ginja If y’all welcome outsiders, please let me know! Cheers
Last year it was a public event in salt lake city
You must have a PhD in botany from Yale or Harvard. As a professor (which should be bestowed upon you), your content is so important that you never blink your eyes. Incredible! You are that intent! Thank you for sharing your expertise. You deliver the goods and I appreciate your knowledge immensely. Well done!
Hahaha. Thanks! I've gotten the blinking the eyes comment. Focused like a samurai
Maybe he has no eyelids, don't be such a hater ;)
Thanks for putting these together for us. You could probably do 4 full episodes on my lawn, lol! Time for me to get to work! Where is the best place to buy your lawn supplements? IFA?
Great basin. Ask for propeat fertilizer
Lawn's Columbo....
Awesome video....
ahahahahaha, Love it. Thanks for the compliment
Lawn Columbo: "Ah, you ran the sprinkler regularly. I see. Thank you sir. ... Oh, just one more thing I can't seem to figure out.." @@pestandlawnginja
Another great video thanks for sharing.
You're welcome trevor! Fixing lawns one lawn assessment at a time!
Using humate will also help break up hard soil so air, water and nutrients can get to the roots.
great comment
Another very informative vid! Thanks to the Ginja!
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Thanks for watching!!!
Pest and Lawn Ginja , I know you spend a ton of time on these videos. Just want to let you know it is appreciated! Thank you, buddy
Awesome vid! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you
This is a fantastic video, pretty much covers some of my current issues and concerns. My lawn is turning brown, some spots, looks like hay when its pulled up. I have irrigation, no grubs, no insects, . have already applied diseases x, Bayer herbicide liquid 3 weeks ago. been using humic, air 8 every 30 day, have slowed down a bit to 45 days ?= what should I do, temps are near 97 consistent, been watering 2x week at 30hr to 45 mins, I have full sun. Any suggestions to avoid my grass from completing dying? Help Ginja!!!
focus on proper watering. get the cups out there and do a water output test. I suggest probing the soil and also checking for density issues. I like the mix you're using.
@@pestandlawnginja, Thank you for your response. I love love love your video's.
@@Flo07109 you're so welcome! Thanks for watching
@@pestandlawnginja you was 100% accurate, I placed the cup in between and those areas on not getting watered. I am going to reposition the sprinkler heads. My questions, will the lawn recover. I am going to apply D-thatch tonight. Thanks Ginja!
I have Bermuda in SW TX. The lawn was doing great but suddenly started seeing some dead areas with a grayish color tone. I had some one come treat it bc I thought it was fungus but now it just seems to be spreading. Wish I could send pics.
super frustrating. gray is the typical sign of fungus. checkout my what's wrong with my lawn playlist.
DO YOU EVER SHOW SOME OF THE LAWNS YOU HAVE FIXED...BEFORE AND AFTER?
Yes
I learned a lot. Nice man
Glad I could help
Great tutorial! Question: what are some of the products that kill Bermuda growing in other grasses, particularly zenith zoysia? Thx
Oof. That my friend is a question I dont have an answer to. One is a stolon and the other a sub surface rhizome.
I haven't heard of a product that would do that given they are both warm season grasses and perennial. Shoot lawn tips and message he might now if that's possible.
My lawn has wide spread grassy weeds that look ok when the lawn is cut low. Can I put weed killer all over the lawn rather than spots?
Thank you DIY
You’re welcome 😊
How soon can you add a fertilizer after treating for brown spots? thanks.
Done all that but not the pressing down to get seed contact. Thank you.
What would you recommend to do to prepare my lawn for next spring. I started my lawn early july, some parts grew and some parts didnt as much as some, so it kinda patchy, but i have some weeds that grew like crab grass and spotted spurge and few others, i dug out most, and i used orthro a few times, and previously i used scott weed and feed i can see some seem to be dying but some it dont seem to affect others, whats the best way to handle from here on??
This is a great question. Most lawns have weeds because the grass isn't thick enough to cover all the ground. Weeds are a bi product. I would start by making sure your sprinkler coverage is on point. This will be IMO 70% of your success. As for fall preperation I would spot spray the weeds diligently, overseed, use a bio stimulant and reintroduce mycorrhiza into the soil asap.
@@pestandlawnginja ok spot spray weeds with what to be exact? Because some of these weed killers seem to work really slow or dont work at all. And what type/brand of bio-stimulant and mycorrhiza would you recommend ??
I'm still trying to find a micro nutrient to recommend. but here's the rest of my cocktail.
T-zone (for hard to do weeds). careful to follow the instructions. If over applied it will burn, under applied it won't work.
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Great White Mycorrhizae
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Super informative thanks. I have a question for you. You mentioned them being a potential client you’re doing so much work for an estimate here and assessing what’s wrong with their stuff are you charging them for this?
Yes, lawn assessments are charged
Fungi. Your da man. I've got a question. Dog pee burns. What can I do to fix and minimise this situation. Again. Thanks for your awsomeness.
I have a few videos on this. use regular doses of calcium and humates to help push the salts down lower into the soil then fix the dead spots.
Does the color chart or this video work on warm season grass: st. Augustine, Bermuda and Zoysia?
The Ginja 5 step program does work on all types of grass
Great info. Thanks keep it up ! Randy in Massachusetts
Rad! Thanks Randy
Awesome video!!!
Thanks Lawn Pros. Have a great day.
Thanks for all the great information and instruction.
You're welcome
Thanks for all the great videos. Some of your videos are over my head. Any recommendations to learn.more about the chemicals you use and why? Thanks Derrick
Great suggestion! I have more and more content coming out all the time.
Love the research / detective work!👍
Thanks Jealous Lawn Care! Congrats on your channel. Thanks for the compliment.
Hey bro. I have a slight hump in the middle of my garden where my sprinkler sits and gets quite saturated. Some thatch has appeared now and grass isn’t growing. What’s your recommended fix?
Dude I love your videos! Great job! Although I wish I could see what happens after your treatment
Agree. Checkout my playlist section
Thanks! Going out to test my lawn now. I don't have automatic sprinklers so how much should I be watering with a rotating sprinkler attached to a hose?
You'll have to do a water output cup test to figure that out. Setup some like sized Tupperware and set them out then let the sprinkler run for 1hr. Afterwards measure how much is in the cup. During the worst part of the summer you'll want between 1" and 2" of water per week depending on how hot it is outside
@@pestandlawnginja thanks for the reply, so if I water for an hour twice a week that would be 1" each time or should I soak it down to 2" each time?
PS I am just over the Utah border in No. AZ just outside of Colorado City. So not as hot as Hurricane, UT because we are up on the plateau, but still hot.
@@kelleendoyle-scott2164 I'd guess 1.75" to 2" during the hot season
2" total per week. Break that up into 3 days during the hot season
Another great video
Thanks for the comment alliston rental!!! Really appreciate you watching.
This guy is the best!!!!
Thanks patrick
Thanks Man.....How do you know when it's time to resod....my soil is hard. Grass grows, but it the tall stuff...maybe I call it grass, because it's green. LOL. Florida Life.
Good old florida grass. love it. Time to sod when the budge allows and you can see the soil hahaha. In all seriousness it all depends on the situation. I recommend sodding when the bald spots are bigger than 1ft2. however your warm season grasses like st augustine and bermuda can self repair quickly under the right conditions.
Goodshit dude !
I had to smack that LIKE button and I had to subscribe 👍
LOL Thanks Eddie!
Wow great video, good to hear you're in Utah too! Do you have a follow-up video to this?
I already applied Step 1 IFA. My problem right now is dandelions. I spot- sprayed them with weed-b-gone last week, and didn't see a lot of progress so I spot-sprayed this weekend also. What's your take, think I'll be good?
I also applied round-up to some flower bed weeds. I used to do commercial property maintenance in Orlando, FL, where herbicide works very quickly, especially round-up. I'm shocked how slowly these herbicides work here, is that normal?
There isn't a followup unfortunately. The home owner felt it was too much work and decided to RIP it all out and replace it with sod.
Most weeds takes about 2 days to start showing signs of being sick and up to 10 days to cork screw.
Enjoy the videos, thanks a lot . Do you have a video for a 3+ yrs neglected Austin (Southern) lawn with crabgrass, nutsedge and several other weeds?
If you have a cool season grass I can guide you through the process. We have to choose between building the thickness of the grass or attacking the weeds. Are you familiar with the type of grass you have in the lawn?
New home, I'm in Austin, TX and have what I think is Bermuda, no sign of St. Augustine but the weed problem is very extensive. Anyway to send pictures of my weed problem for a solution?
This video def hit home like you said. Thanks so much for the content! What do you use for killing bindweed (morning glory)? I've been spraying my nearly 1 year old Kentucky Blue sod with Fertilome Weed Free Zone (4 oz) with 2 gal water and 2 tbs baby shampoo (as the surfactant). This spray doesn't harm the grass (unless I overdue it) and kills the existing bindweed, but new weeds pop up every week. I know that his will be a journey to get rid of bindweed, but what products do you recommend? Any tips for Fall and Spring treatment?
Speedzone and t-zone are my favorites to use for killing bindweed, wild violet, and other hard to control weeds. Speedzone IMO is the most agressive but has the most potential to burn the lawn. Be sure to apply it before the daytime temps hit 80 degrees or it will volatile and burn the lawn. During the hot summer, No matter which product you use to kill morning glory, its best to wake up really early or stay up really late when the night time temps are at there lowest.
Fertilome is a good spray and if its working for you stick with it. I find it takes up to 2 years to properly control bindweed. Bindweed has the ability to cut itself off and shoot the opposite direction at will. Sounds like you're spraying a good mixed solution. The only other item you could add would be a little bit of fertilizer (10% to 16% ammonium nitrate). This will help the plant uptake the herbicides by forcing a little growth.
Pre emergents are going to be your friend with long term control of crabgrass. I would blanket app a pre emergent like prodiamine both spring and late fall.
Thanks for watching and commenting. Good luck!!
Speedzone
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T-zone
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Prodiamine 65 WDG (wettable Granular pre-emergent for sprayers)
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Right on, man! Thanks for the tips. I am excited to try some of these out when this UT weather starts to cool down.
Sooooo hot right now. I feel like we commonly get some inversions that bring some relief every now and then. But this year it just feels like las vegas LOL