Like $5 off and I dont have to drive to Home Depot! Thanks Allyn! I usually use liquid azoxystrobin, but I may pick up a bag to see how the granular works since its quicker and easier. Actually, I just did the math and at $15/ bag and Azoxy 2SC at DoMyOwn for $125/ 16 oz thats almost the same cost per app at the high rate (0.77 oz/ 1000 sq ft). Somebody check my math, but I think its really close and just slightly more for the granular at that price (at $20/ bag at Home Depot the liquid is the much cheaper option, but you have buy in with the cost of the bottle and spray equipment if you dont have it).
I have St.Augustine grass it has dry patches and some weeds in various sections. I’m in California it’s been about 84 degrees so far. Do you recommend using the same technique on the video? Also I used the amazon link to avoid going to the store , hopefully one bag is enough.
To hear you talk so casually about going into 2020, really makes me miss the time before covid. Made me reminisce a little bit. Thank you allyn. This was extremely helpful. I saw results almost immediately the next day.
I'm "down over there" in Ruskin, FL fighting brown patch/root rot in my st aug weekly. Thanks to you, I've seen some success. I'm going to keep trudging along instead of giving up and calling in the "pros." Appreciate the videos my fellow Ex-Chicagoan!
Thanks Allyn for another informative video. Anybody who watches your channel will be empowered to take over their lawn care from the chemical companies. I fired my service last year, and my lawn looks way better since I started watching your channel and doing it myself. Great job.
Boy I know that look in the yard! I fight that fungus every single year in my St Aug, and here in Central Texas I have learned that it will show up in May/ Jun whenever we have rain and the grass stays wet overnight. Then it comes back again in Sep/ Oct following rains. This Fall I had good success with mixing in some thiophanate-methyl (Cleary's 3336, etc.), which is a FRAC 1, with my usual treatments of myclobutanil (FRAC 3) and azoxystrobin (FRAC 11). I have tried to avoid doing systemic preventative treatments to avoid "throwing chems", but next year I will treat those 4 months (May, Jun, Sep, Oct) at preventative rates to see if I can keep it away. I may mix in some propiconazole too, but its the same MOA (FRAC 3) as myclobutanil.
From my experience, fungus you can tell by the orange ring around the circle. Chinch you look close enough at the dirt by spreading with your fingers you can sometimes see chinch🤷🏼♂️
I was wondering what was happening to my back yard grass it started 2 months ago. Backyard was my best grass and turned to the worst. Thanks again for your helpful videos.
Really appreciate your video. Am battling a huge area and have manually remove most of the dead grass. Thinking of laying some new sod over my bare spots 10 days after my treatment. Hope it works!
Try to find liquid Azoxystrobin, you can mix it with Propiconazole and apply them together. Save labor and time. Don't forget to use sticker and some colorant to avoid application overlaps.
Do you recommend applying the bioadvanced fungus control immediately after applying the Scott's disease ex? Should I also reapply every week or two until the fungus resolves? Thanks. Appreciate your videos
I bought the Scott's Mini and put out Scott's DiseaseEX for greyspot. I measured out 4lbs (the curative rate per 1000 sq ft) did an edge pass and two straight passes, all gone. I used the curative rate per the bag and it took the entire bag of product to a little over 1200 sq ft. I thought it would have been a little more accurate than that!
I’m new to this, just bought a house last year. Love the videos, they are very helpful. How do I know or is there a way to tell if the brown spots in my yard is from fungus or lack of water?
So should we put down the preventative or curative rate in the spring if we had disease in the fall and wasn't able to take care of it this year? Cool season lawn
We went back to treating our own lawn. The "professionals" made the weeds multiply, almost like they were feeding them. I develooed this in my front yard and had no clue what it was. Thanks for the video. I subscribed!
Great channel! Clear, concise and very informative. Does this teatment work on all Zoysia grass? I have Palisades Zoysia, which I installed last February, and wondered if this treatment is safe for Palisades grass and safe for lawns only a year old. Now that I know large patch disease can stay in the ground for years, explains why my old St. Augustine grass would look like this every year until 2 years ago when it completely died.
Great video. Seems like I get grey spot in the same places every summer. While other areas never have a problem with the same irrigation and fertilizer. Brown patch is the same way.
THIS IS SPOT ON....On my way to SMHO DEEPOT to get a bag of Scott disease ex. I am new to the lawn game. I just planted a Fescue (tall/fine) Rye KBG lawn this spring {know fall is better) and it came in great. We are super hot and humid now. On the side of house I have brown patch. This is all new to me but the BATTLE IS ON... Take this Fungus. I also have some crabgrass but too hot to spray "post emergent" but ready for the fall with reseed and pre emergent. I will do the retreat of brown patch next spring as well in this area. GOOD STUFF>
Seeing you with your sunglasses on and a pair of what I am assuming are transition lenses on your hat brim made me think of my dad. I'm sure I'll be there one day, too.
Can this bullet proof method be done in spring. Here in South Louisiana I notice brown / dead spots I treated with Bifin xt to kill the sod web worms which could be part of the problem. But I want to treat with your 2 recommend products this spring
I have a section of St. Augustine that was attacked by large patch and killed it completely. I have looked and at first thought Cinch bug but cannot see any. I don't want to go through this again next year. Can I dig up all the dead grass, apply top soil and apply plugs or sod as here in Southeast Texas it's still growing temperature for the next 6 weeks, more or less. The dead area is approx 3ft sq. I applied fungus control and insecticide to other areas of the grass and they are still green. There was a brutal drought this summer and despite lack of water my grass has maintained decent health. But not much rain again so I need to be sure to water
I treated my lawn over 7 days ago with the procedure in this video. I am now ready to apply my Milorganite. The instructions in the video state to apply 1/2 - 3/4 lbs/1000 sq. ft. I'm not sure what to set my Scotts Speedy Green 2000 rotary spreader on. Can you please tell me what setting I need to put my spreader on?
Another awesome video 👍 - Love the azoxystrobin. Helped save my grass at the curative rate. Planning to use the preventative rate every 2 months. - Propoconozol made my lawn appear more brown however. Like a wet brown look. Don't know why that was. Almost as if the fungus had spread faster. If anyone has seen this before or know why, please enlighten me. 😁 I must admit though that my lawn was not yet measured when I used it last, but I thought with the propoconozol you can use as much as you want? - Planning to mess with some stuff like neen oil, copper, peppermint, etc. But I don't have high hopes for these.
Very timely. I noticed a few small patches of large patch in my zoysia two weeks ago after a week or so of cool temps. It only appeared in the areas of traffic from the garage to the house. All the other areas with little foot traffic are still deep green and healthy. My guess is the grass is weaker in the traffic areas, and it may spread by our shoes?
Allyn I have TTTF in NC. It’s been in the 90’s. The only place I seem to have brown patch is where I placed my sprinklers. Could this be something other than brown patch?
I know nothing about grass other than cutting and edging my lawn After the winter season my grass never returned back to normal looking green and plush. Since the drought my grass have spots of dead/ brown patches . What should I do for my St.Augustine grass to come back?
What causes the drought looking spots to keep reappearing in the same spots year after year. I notice it happening in the same key location in my all of my neighbors yards as well
I live in Raleigh, North Carolina and have had a great green fescue lawn. Now I’m getting brown patches that look like hay. What can I do to get it green again?
Hi Sir. I moved to new constructive house (Loxahatchee) with new sods planted in November. Brown patches are everywhere. Can I apply the product in January? Thanks.
Not true I know a woman who has had breast cancer twice and two brain tumors and she eat super healthy and is a professional trainer. Some times people just get sick just like lawns.
Hey Allen. I really like your lawncare tips. Its helped me out alot over the past couple years. I was wondering if you have any experience with moles? I get my lawn looking great then they distroy it year after year. Ive tried alot of over the counter stuff with no results. Thanks again for all your vids. 👍
Great video! We are unfortunately way late and now have bare spots 😢 - would this treatment strategy help bare spots grow back or do we need to lay more sod first?
I live in Texas I have noticed brown patches in my yard . How do I know if they are sod web worms , Gurb worms or a fungus? if it is a fungus , when should I start treating the area?
If I'm going to utilize the BioAdvanced Liquid Fungide on my lawn, should I first trim my grass then proceed with applying the liquid treatment for the fungus? I have about 1,035 sq ft of my lawn. Thank you for your help.
I’m in Raleigh day/nights are 50s/30s some 60s. Large Patch in Zeon Zoysia is out in of control. Lawn is dormant for the most part I treated earlier October/November but did not work. Walmart had sale on Disease X Should I throw her down now a pray. I’m scalping and sanding next April. WHAT DO I DO thanks.
Spectricide has Immunox which is fungus + insect control. The propoconozol is @ 1.45% . They use lambda-cyhalothrin for the insect control, which im not sure its good for St Augustine or not. Usually Bifenthrin is what's used on St Augustine for pest control. Hmmmm..... This has me thinking though. I think I'm gonna build a test 🛏️ bed maybe on wheels to expirament with some different products.
@@StrikitRich That's a good point. Usually think that way about funguses and bacteria. But yeah I guess insects can become immune as well. Sort of like Floratam and chinch bugs. Is there a particular product you tend to get good results with?
@@webeducation The last thing I sprayed with was Dominion 2L, which is Imidacloprid at 21.4%. I spray around the house and the yard. Used it for ants and grubs primarily but is good for the ornamentals, too. It's the same active ingredient that's in Bayer's Complete insect control.
@@StrikitRich Thank you. Have seen it in the big box stores but have not looked into it. I'll go ahead and give it a shot in my next application which should be soon after i put down the fungicide.
@@webeducation The Bayer Complete hose-end sprayer works well and the refills are not overly expensive, but a quart of the Dominion goes a long, long way and it's a bit above $30
Hey sir my name is albert , i live in south texas we have issues with our flourtam grass. We have brown patch. And green yellow color in our grass . i don't know if we have a fungus.
I recently laid down Porvista Augustine three weeks ago. Thanks to your videos lol. I live in Central Florida been having rain every day. I have spotted Grass blades and yellow grass blades as well. My question is am I able to put diseases ex. On new sod
You say preventative in February but can I treat vs prevent in February? I’m going to lay down seed and top soil to help bring back my lawn??? I live in Southern California and have fescue.
Yet another informative video. Would you say to cut the affected lawn a tad lower, say, 3" and bag it, so the diseases grass does not fall back into lawn?
My St. Augustine developed this just a few weeks ago and it’s slowly spreading. I am in SoCal, and night temps are 45-60 degrees and about 70 degrees during the day. Should I still throw down some milo after the disease control ? Even if it’s colder temps? Bit confused as I know nitrogen is good during growing season?
Depends on the grass. Bluegrass yes, fescue no. Also depends on the disease but cool season grass can recover from brown patch depending on the severity of the disease. If it gets really bad I wouldn't count on it. Over-seed would be necessary in that case.
Here is the Scotts DiseaseEX on Amazon and it's cheaper than at the store amzn.to/2YrloC2
Lowe’s will price match Amazon.
Like $5 off and I dont have to drive to Home Depot! Thanks Allyn! I usually use liquid azoxystrobin, but I may pick up a bag to see how the granular works since its quicker and easier. Actually, I just did the math and at $15/ bag and Azoxy 2SC at DoMyOwn for $125/ 16 oz thats almost the same cost per app at the high rate (0.77 oz/ 1000 sq ft). Somebody check my math, but I think its really close and just slightly more for the granular at that price (at $20/ bag at Home Depot the liquid is the much cheaper option, but you have buy in with the cost of the bottle and spray equipment if you dont have it).
Them Elephant Ears look good Man! I have never seen them look that good
@@jamespope2407 Thanks bro! I hit them with the FloraGreene 3x per year. They love it. I have to prop them up.
I have St.Augustine grass it has dry patches and some weeds in various sections. I’m in California it’s been about 84 degrees so far. Do you recommend using the same technique on the video? Also I used the amazon link to avoid going to the store , hopefully one bag is enough.
To hear you talk so casually about going into 2020, really makes me miss the time before covid. Made me reminisce a little bit. Thank you allyn. This was extremely helpful. I saw results almost immediately the next day.
I'm "down over there" in Ruskin, FL fighting brown patch/root rot in my st aug weekly. Thanks to you, I've seen some success. I'm going to keep trudging along instead of giving up and calling in the "pros." Appreciate the videos my fellow Ex-Chicagoan!
I'm in Tampa and also from Chicago! Bears look good this year! 🐻⬇️
Love the videos with solid content and way less filler! Keep them coming. Thanks!
Thanks! I enjoy these too.
Thanks Allyn for another informative video. Anybody who watches your channel will be empowered to take over their lawn care from the chemical companies. I fired my service last year, and my lawn looks way better since I started watching your channel and doing it myself. Great job.
This is by far the BEST informational educational lawn care channel hands down.. Thank you!!!
Boy I know that look in the yard! I fight that fungus every single year in my St Aug, and here in Central Texas I have learned that it will show up in May/ Jun whenever we have rain and the grass stays wet overnight. Then it comes back again in Sep/ Oct following rains. This Fall I had good success with mixing in some thiophanate-methyl (Cleary's 3336, etc.), which is a FRAC 1, with my usual treatments of myclobutanil (FRAC 3) and azoxystrobin (FRAC 11). I have tried to avoid doing systemic preventative treatments to avoid "throwing chems", but next year I will treat those 4 months (May, Jun, Sep, Oct) at preventative rates to see if I can keep it away. I may mix in some propiconazole too, but its the same MOA (FRAC 3) as myclobutanil.
How do I know if my brown spots are not caused by chinch bugs or some other bug rather than fungus ?
From my experience, fungus you can tell by the orange ring around the circle. Chinch you look close enough at the dirt by spreading with your fingers you can sometimes see chinch🤷🏼♂️
I think grub damage, turf will pull right out. Disease turf will still feel rooted and wont pull out as easy. Tugg your turf
I was wondering what was happening to my back yard grass it started 2 months ago. Backyard was my best grass and turned to the worst. Thanks again for your helpful videos.
You're welcome ! Good news is the St Aug will recover in most cases
Appreciate the product references, schedule, etc. Thank you.
I feel SO much better you have it....
well thanks! 😅
@@TheLawnCareNut I left off the "too"
Im here now because I put down preventative in the spring and forgot too in late summer and fungus got me.
Not looking forward to my fungal battles next year. Definitely going to be a challenge with a lot to learn.
that's what she said.
😂🥴
I see the grey patch on LCN's upper lip was treated for fungus, too.
It was scalped clean off! 😄
Thank you for the detailed, educational, information.
I usually buy the Scotts Disease Ex for $11 at Walmart. That’s the everyday price there.
That's a super good deal for sure! Get all you can lol
Really appreciate your video. Am battling a huge area and have manually remove most of the dead grass. Thinking of laying some new sod over my bare spots 10 days after my treatment. Hope it works!
We are in Southern California, Corona to be exact. Can we use the same protocol?
I appreciate having a break from lawn care where I live. You guys it never ends.
That's true - just a little slower now so I can put up some Christmas lights 😂
The old LCN Chicago/cool season footage always makes me feel nostalgic.
me too!
Try to find liquid Azoxystrobin, you can mix it with Propiconazole and apply them together. Save labor and time. Don't forget to use sticker and some colorant to avoid application overlaps.
Do you recommend applying the bioadvanced fungus control immediately after applying the Scott's disease ex? Should I also reapply every week or two until the fungus resolves? Thanks. Appreciate your videos
Same day is fine, then both again in 30 days if no current issues
I bought the Scott's Mini and put out Scott's DiseaseEX for greyspot. I measured out 4lbs (the curative rate per 1000 sq ft) did an edge pass and two straight passes, all gone. I used the curative rate per the bag and it took the entire bag of product to a little over 1200 sq ft. I thought it would have been a little more accurate than that!
I’m new to this, just bought a house last year. Love the videos, they are very helpful. How do I know or is there a way to tell if the brown spots in my yard is from fungus or lack of water?
So should we put down the preventative or curative rate in the spring if we had disease in the fall and wasn't able to take care of it this year? Cool season lawn
Preventative rate is good. 🤘
@@TheLawnCareNut Thanks
man, thank you for such great details - I will follow your instruction and apply the Disease Ex ASAP!
Do u need to do this if u aerate and overseed?
We went back to treating our own lawn. The "professionals" made the weeds multiply, almost like they were feeding them. I develooed this in my front yard and had no clue what it was. Thanks for the video. I subscribed!
welcome to the team, buckle up and hide your wallet ha ha!!!!
Great info. I use the bullet proof strategy in my tttf and it works like a charm.
Great channel! Clear, concise and very informative. Does this teatment work on all Zoysia grass? I have Palisades Zoysia, which I installed last February, and wondered if this treatment is safe for Palisades grass and safe for lawns only a year old. Now that I know large patch disease can stay in the ground for years, explains why my old St. Augustine grass would look like this every year until 2 years ago when it completely died.
Should I put down fungicide before fertilizer even if I don't have disease? I do have some moss. Should I use fungicide for the moss or moss-X? Thanks
Great video. Seems like I get grey spot in the same places every summer. While other areas never have a problem with the same irrigation and fertilizer. Brown patch is the same way.
Are we talking air temperatures or soil temperatures? How do you bag your clippings if you don't have a mower that bags?
Awesome video - answered all my questions! Good on you -
That bulletproof strategy 🙌👌👍
Love these str8 educational vids. Nice edit!
What's nice here in Michigan is i can sit back and take a break from lawn care for a few months. All o need for the next few months is my snowblower.😜
sounds like a party! 😂
@@TheLawnCareNut Come on up if you get sick of all that sunshine. Lol 🤣 We got skiing, sledding, snowmobiling, and ice fishing. 👍
THIS IS SPOT ON....On my way to SMHO DEEPOT to get a bag of Scott disease ex. I am new to the lawn game. I just planted a Fescue (tall/fine) Rye KBG lawn this spring {know fall is better) and it came in great. We are super hot and humid now. On the side of house I have brown patch. This is all new to me but the BATTLE IS ON... Take this Fungus. I also have some crabgrass but too hot to spray "post emergent" but ready for the fall with reseed and pre emergent. I will do the retreat of brown patch next spring as well in this area. GOOD STUFF>
Seeing you with your sunglasses on and a pair of what I am assuming are transition lenses on your hat brim made me think of my dad. I'm sure I'll be there one day, too.
I've got brown patch in Tampa as of this post. However, it's because I cleaned my mower and lowered it to 1 and didn't catch it. 🤦♂️
Lol... I've done that too many times to count my friend. Ouch!
🍻
Apart from visual recognition of rhizoctonia, have you determined its presence empirically? ...meaning, have you submitted a sample for analysis?
Can this bullet proof method be done in spring.
Here in South Louisiana I notice brown / dead spots
I treated with Bifin xt to kill the sod web worms which could be part of the problem. But I want to treat with your 2 recommend products this spring
I have a section of St. Augustine that was attacked by large patch and killed it completely. I have looked and at first thought Cinch bug but cannot see any. I don't want to go through this again next year. Can I dig up all the dead grass, apply top soil and apply plugs or sod as here in Southeast Texas it's still growing temperature for the next 6 weeks, more or less. The dead area is approx 3ft sq. I applied fungus control and insecticide to other areas of the grass and they are still green. There was a brutal drought this summer and despite lack of water my grass has maintained decent health. But not much rain again so I need to be sure to water
I'm having this issue with my 1yr old Zoysia.
Can you get this Disease in new establish sod?
Hey man! How long should I wait before aerating my lawn after fugal treatment? I also need to treat for weeds.
We seem to have this in 2 areas where we used to take trees that have been taken out, could the dying root systems cause this?
I treated my lawn over 7 days ago with the procedure in this video. I am now ready to apply my Milorganite. The instructions in the video state to apply 1/2 - 3/4 lbs/1000 sq. ft. I'm not sure what to set my Scotts Speedy Green 2000 rotary spreader on. Can you please tell me what setting I need to put my spreader on?
Have you tried using copper sulfate as a fungicide?
I've not heard of it. Maybe for gardens?
@@TheLawnCareNut It's an old school general purpose liquid fungicide. I've halted brown spot progress with it. Fairly affordable to use.
How soon after this application process would I be able to safely spray down some Milorganite?
Another awesome video 👍
- Love the azoxystrobin. Helped save my grass at the curative rate. Planning to use the preventative rate every 2 months.
- Propoconozol made my lawn appear more brown however. Like a wet brown look. Don't know why that was. Almost as if the fungus had spread faster. If anyone has seen this before or know why, please enlighten me. 😁 I must admit though that my lawn was not yet measured when I used it last, but I thought with the propoconozol you can use as much as you want?
- Planning to mess with some stuff like neen oil, copper, peppermint, etc. But I don't have high hopes for these.
Very timely. I noticed a few small patches of large patch in my zoysia two weeks ago after a week or so of cool temps. It only appeared in the areas of traffic from the garage to the house. All the other areas with little foot traffic are still deep green and healthy. My guess is the grass is weaker in the traffic areas, and it may spread by our shoes?
I think that is some solid detective work for sure. Time to get some stepping stones!
Looking for suggestions on large patch areas in my Zeon Zoysia lawn. For the past 2 years it was beautiful
Very helpful Allyn esp. the tip about seasonal transitions.
Allyn I have TTTF in NC. It’s been in the 90’s. The only place I seem to have brown patch is where I placed my sprinklers. Could this be something other than brown patch?
What happens if you use too much disease ex?
Do you thatch out dead grass before you treat?
I know nothing about grass other than cutting and edging my lawn
After the winter season my grass never returned back to normal looking green and plush. Since the drought my grass have spots of dead/ brown patches . What should I do for my St.Augustine grass to come back?
Another helpful video for the average homeowner who wants to " dominant " his neighbor.
What causes the drought looking spots to keep reappearing in the same spots year after year. I notice it happening in the same key location in my all of my neighbors yards as well
what if it is spreading rapidly?
I live in Raleigh, North Carolina and have had a great green fescue lawn. Now I’m getting brown patches that look like hay. What can I do to get it green again?
How long does it take to see the results?
How long should I wait to do a second treatment?
Can you cover the grass with dirt after treatment
Hi Sir. I moved to new constructive house (Loxahatchee) with new sods planted in November. Brown patches are everywhere. Can I apply the product in January? Thanks.
After this treatment when can I fertilize and seed?
Keep an eye on Amazon. I’ve seen prices drop as low was $11 with free shipping.
I picked some up at a fire sale they had in the spring and it was around that price.
No one just gets sick! There's always a reason.
And you know this how>>
Not true I know a woman who has had breast cancer twice and two brain tumors and she eat super healthy and is a professional trainer. Some times people just get sick just like lawns.
80percent is heretity
I’m in lawn brother. Thank you 🙏🏼
Hey Allen. I really like your lawncare tips. Its helped me out alot over the past couple years. I was wondering if you have any experience with moles? I get my lawn looking great then they distroy it year after year. Ive tried alot of over the counter stuff with no results. Thanks again for all your vids. 👍
Great video! We are unfortunately way late and now have bare spots 😢 - would this treatment strategy help bare spots grow back or do we need to lay more sod first?
When will we be getting another episode of the podcast? Miss hearing you in my earbuds
I'm hoping to get one out next week and will start up again weekly in the spring. I miss doing them!
My lawn Guru.
My grass is starting to look like a dirt patch. Do I plant new grass?
I live in Texas I have noticed brown patches in my yard . How do I know if they are sod web worms , Gurb worms or a fungus? if it is a fungus , when should I start treating the area?
sod webworm is pretty bad right now - this is how you ID those th-cam.com/video/pFB2YuPBNMc/w-d-xo.html
If I'm going to utilize the BioAdvanced Liquid Fungide on my lawn, should I first trim my grass then proceed with applying the liquid treatment for the fungus? I have about 1,035 sq ft of my lawn. Thank you for your help.
Thanks for the info!
Amen! The stache is gone.
gone forever ha ha!
I’m in Raleigh day/nights are 50s/30s some 60s. Large Patch in Zeon Zoysia is out in of control. Lawn is dormant for the most part I treated earlier October/November but did not work. Walmart had sale on Disease X Should I throw her down now a pray. I’m scalping and sanding next April. WHAT DO I DO thanks.
Spectricide has Immunox which is fungus + insect control. The propoconozol is @ 1.45% . They use lambda-cyhalothrin for the insect control, which im not sure its good for St Augustine or not. Usually Bifenthrin is what's used on St Augustine for pest control. Hmmmm..... This has me thinking though. I think I'm gonna build a test 🛏️ bed maybe on wheels to expirament with some different products.
Some insects have become tolerant of Bifenthrin, so rotating the insecticide is a good thing.
@@StrikitRich That's a good point. Usually think that way about funguses and bacteria. But yeah I guess insects can become immune as well. Sort of like Floratam and chinch bugs. Is there a particular product you tend to get good results with?
@@webeducation The last thing I sprayed with was Dominion 2L, which is Imidacloprid at 21.4%. I spray around the house and the yard. Used it for ants and grubs primarily but is good for the ornamentals, too. It's the same active ingredient that's in Bayer's Complete insect control.
@@StrikitRich Thank you. Have seen it in the big box stores but have not looked into it. I'll go ahead and give it a shot in my next application which should be soon after i put down the fungicide.
@@webeducation The Bayer Complete hose-end sprayer works well and the refills are not overly expensive, but a quart of the Dominion goes a long, long way and it's a bit above $30
Ever try the Spectracide Immunox Fungus control?
Hey sir my name is albert , i live in south texas we have issues with our flourtam grass. We have brown patch. And green yellow color in our grass . i don't know if we have a fungus.
I recently laid down Porvista Augustine three weeks ago. Thanks to your videos lol. I live in Central Florida been having rain every day. I have spotted Grass blades and yellow grass blades as well. My question is am I able to put diseases ex. On new sod
You say preventative in February but can I treat vs prevent in February? I’m going to lay down seed and top soil to help bring back my lawn??? I live in Southern California and have fescue.
Can I also use Scott’s weed and feed the same week?
Early Sunday video💪🏼. RIP to the stache...
she gone!
Yet another informative video. Would you say to cut the affected lawn a tad lower, say, 3" and bag it, so the diseases grass does not fall back into lawn?
I was looking for st Augustine grass specific
At what point should I throw in the towel to prevent fungus in lawn? It is a challenge for sure.
Never give up! 💪
Striperman ok. Full steam ahead! 👊😎
How often would you recommend disease Ex on zoysia? (Greenville SC)
Nice video man, I’ve used the Scotts fungicide prevention, not too bad stuff.
thanks bro!
Very helpful video Allyn! 🤙🏼
thanks bro 👊
Make a video on sugar cane mosaic virus killing lawns in fla
there is a site about 17 miles from me in Tierra Verde. Only seems to be hitting in coastal areas.
Thanks - great video
Can it be cured if it’s everywhere?
Does bermuda get affected brown patch?
Not typically. Mostly St Aug and Zoysia.
@@TheLawnCareNut if so, what's the name given to the circular and/or horse-shoe patterns seen in some types of bermuda?
My St. Augustine developed this just a few weeks ago and it’s slowly spreading. I am in SoCal, and night temps are 45-60 degrees and about 70 degrees during the day. Should I still throw down some milo after the disease control ? Even if it’s colder temps? Bit confused as I know nitrogen is good during growing season?
Hi so if I have a active brown grass area can I use the Scott's Disease and the spray to???
For cool season grasses will they fill back in too, or do you have to wait for the fall to overseed? Does it kill the entire plant down the the roots?
Depends on the grass. Bluegrass yes, fescue no. Also depends on the disease but cool season grass can recover from brown patch depending on the severity of the disease. If it gets really bad I wouldn't count on it. Over-seed would be necessary in that case.