Mic drop Sir, you are in the grass, camera right thete. There is no other. You are officially Video Grass Champ. I appreciate you and all you have taught me over the years. God bless ✊🏿🙏🏿
‘As long as you keep it cut low’-BYD…you ain’t never lied. 😆Therein lies the challenge…most folks, including me, don’t walk that mower every 3 days…when Bermuda is surging…the HOC continues to raise up higher and higher…as the temps rise…to manage it during the heat…there’s an inclination to raise the mower height as the growth outpaces your ability to get out and cut it every 3 days…then when your grass growth begins to slow mid August or when temps drop in your area…& we’re cutting weekly…weekends only…the opposite effect occurs…you begin to take off more than 1/3…even lowering the blade in some cases…without realizing you’re chipping into the stem…which is brown. I’ve found that 1.5” - 2” is ideal for my Bermuda…over it’s green season…but I do tend to fall into the HOC trap…at the start of the season I’m around 1-1.5 and at the end of warm season growing cycle…I’m above 2”…due to either a few days of heavy rain…which promotes rapid growth…or to stave off the dreaded drought look…I’ll skim it so it doesn’t ‘look bad’ during hot/dry rain-less periods. And don’t go out of town for an extended period and think your Bermuda is going to wait for you to return without issue.🤣 So…I’m always doing the Bermuda height of cut dance dependent on weather (rain and heat) and my ability to get out and cut it. I think at some point during the growing season you may have to live with taking a green hit as it’s virtually impossible to know exactly where your height of cut ‘should be’ throughout the growing season? And even if you set it and forget it…the weather will influence what your Bermuda ‘looks like’ even under a DIY maintenance program.
@Twinski Bro, you worded it PERFECTLY!! You just outlined all of the challenges that occur during the summer and how most of us respond to them as well as WHY!! Feels good knowing I’m not the only one being challenged in these specific ways. The rain and the outpaced growth with the temptation to just skim for fear of taking a green hit is all REAL!!! 😰😂
I finally took that green hit, even though it’s later in the season, lol!!! My front yard was maintained at 3.5” and the rest was maintained at 4.5”. I got to the point that I didn’t like the way it felt when I would walk through when I’m out playing with my dogs. I also didn’t like how long my grass would retain moisture in the later mornings. So I scalped it all down to 2” to maintain at 2.5” for the remainder of the season. I can tell that it’s already starting to recover, even though it’s only been a couple of days.
That video was like the preacher talking to that one sinner in the congregation. I'm that guy with the 3" Hybrid and brown after a mowing at 3". My lawn is impossible to keep level so I keep raising the mower deck throughout the Summer. I definitely needed to watch this video. It's too late in the season to correct now, but next year I will not go any higher than 2". Lesson learned!!
I just did this to my perennial rye yard in Maine......the section I scalped is now bright green and the other is still brown......I guess I'll scalp my whole yard now...... :)
I needed this so much. I’ve power raked, liquid aerated and hit it with fert and iron/booster and my lawn it the healthiest bright green lawn I’ve ever seen lol. But I admit I cut too high. We’ve been getting a lot of rain in my part of Missouri so I’m gonna do that routine again and cut low then maintain. Wish me luck 😤
Mr. Thanks so much for your detailed explanation I just bought my first house and big lawn I was wondering why it was turning brown now I know…thanks again 😊😊
those patches are why I decided to over seed the last two years. Now that mine is blended I dont have the patches. Also switched to the Lesco lineup and that has helped a lot.
Love it man. I just noticed this in my yard and couldn’t tell if it was fungus or what. This year I took over my church’s lot and it takes up a lot of my time so I’ve been letting my yard grow up to 4 or 5 inches before mowing it and then when I do it has a yellow undertone. What I’ve gathered from this video is that I need to scalp it to 1.5 inches one time, water it when it’s low and taking in sunlight and then mow it at 2 or 2.5 inches weekly to allow that sunlight to hit the stems lower down. You’re a lifesaver. Subbed.
Thank you for the video. I have celebration bremuda sod that was put down in June. It grew so fast but I had to wait 2 weeks to mow. I eventually got it back down to 3 inches but it was always brown like yours after mowing. I plan to scalp to 1.5" in spring. Thanks for the video. Subscribed!
BYD great video, that's why i cut EVERY 2days, rain or shine because people don't realize that BERMUDA grows over night, it gets hard to do and people say didnt you just cut your lawn, yep. If you can keep your lawn cut low thru the Spring/Summer months, by Fall your lawn should Still be-A GREEN, works for me. THKS for sharing.⛳️
Thanks for the vid! Doing my lawn at my first house all from seed. Was wondering why Bermuda was looking funky but you nailed it for me. Thank you sir!
Thank you for the informative video. I’ve been cutting my Bermuda Tiffgreen 328(?) at a height of 3/4” for a few years. I spent a good amount of time on setting up the lawn so It is level. When I first started cutting my lawn I thought something was wrong to see brown for a week or so....but I learned that this was normal. The top half would come in green later. I have maintained it by thatching and plugging it. Once in a while I spray simply lawn solutions 28-0-0 (nitrogen) and in 4 days it is beautiful!
Great help man! Weeds have been killing me but I have been cutting really high as when I lived in the east coast whatever grass I had, was meant to be cut high. In Texas, not the case. I plan on chopping it down to 1.5 tomorrow. I had it at 4.25
Great video BYD !! If you want to go low dethatch that Bermuda. It's okay beat it up get that thatch out and you can go reel low. Then soil optimize try John and Bob's Blend and drop down some fertilizer. Then this is important BYD put it up on the screen mow 2 to 3 times a week. I know the neighbors are going to think your crazy but who cares!! Love BYD I always learn some of value thanks for posting your videos
I live in Punta del esté Uruguay. American Expat. When I get a new account I always scalp it . Then in the winter I use a hovercraft lawnmower to keep it below 1 inch. Summertime I allow it to grow to an 1.2 inch. Like yours . My customer's have the greenest yards.
When I scalp, I follow with a fast 10-10-10 and a slow 16-4-8. I want to feed those roots and green back up fast. Sometimes I use 7-0-2 2 weeks before scalp.
Great explanation...me and my neighbor were discussing this very thing yesterday. We thought the browning effect was due to the upcoming change of season.
Great information BYD. Your channel seriously surpasses all others in content and depth. I am binge watching your videos and I love the content. I am hoping I can put all of that info to work for me in my yard. I have saint augustine grass here in FL do you have any videos on that grass?
There is some really nice perennial rye grasses that I would consider overseeing with you Bermuda for the off season starting now. Takes 3-4 days for germination. 5-9 days for canopy and 15 days requires half the water 30 days it’s sod
I live in FL I was thinking of seeding with Perennial Rye in a completely bald area in my yard because my neighbor has his ridiculous tree shading that entire area of my lawn. Do you think that grass can do well in FL?
Great video. I seeded my new Bermuda lawn this year and I LOVE it. It's Blackjack. But I did experimenting with it and let it get high and I didn't like how it bent over when stepped on. I went ahead and cut it way down the other day so I can treat some weeds and to put it to sleep for the season if possible lol
Great content byd. I'm not seeding centipede grass this fall because of what I learned from your last video👍 thank you for helping and being kind enough to answer questions. You are a good person 💪
This video was right on time. I’m in the DFW area so we haven’t had consistent rain for almost three months then that changed a week and a half ago. I just cut our lawn on Sunday and I was trying to figure out why it was so brown after it had been green most of the summer from watering and fertilizer. I let our grass grow a higher than I would like to hold onto moisture in the soil
Like what the heck...i've been trying to figure this out for years and no one could simply say keep it low and let it get green low...everyone wants to tell me to buy this and that. From one black man to another, THANK YOU!
Explains why I'm seeing brown in this random patch of bermuda in my Chicagoland area lawn. It's been in my lawn for maybe 1-2 years now and has survived year after year. I might just have to cut it out and reseed. No idea how this got in my yard....Thanks for the vid!
Thank you for the time to make this video! We laid Bermuda three months ago. This explains a-lot ! Do I need to continue mulching till it evens out? Thanks again!
I would love to keep mine low but unfortunately my yard is uneven an I have to have it maintained a Lil higher. thanks for your content greatly appreciated.
I just scalped my Bermuda as it had some brown spots after a mow were it was getting a little tall. Scalped it after a good rain. Hoping its not too late in the year for it to green back up here in west Texas.
Biggs this is one of the most informative vid i learned something new tonight this is good i was wondering why when i cut i see brown because keeping at 1.25 to 1.5 hoc for 1st year next year its on thanks BIGGS
Unfortunately just like clockwork every year I start off at 1 inch and by the end of the season I'm all the way up to 3 in because I don't cut it as much as I should but in doing so I'm able to maintain a Greener look throughout the season
This is all great information. It's always a learning process. I've got a rotary mower set on 2. Average 2.5 cuts a week right now. Also expanding a little by letting the runners go into a new area. Finally got things going my way.
Great video. Bought a house with bermuda lawn about a year ago. I've been looking for someone with a channel to teach me about my turf. Liked and subscribed my friend.
@@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral I have a quick question if you don't mind. I live in Texas and right now it's around 100-104 degrees every day. I water 3 times a week in the early morning. Should I still keep it this short?
@@polocash11 she had to have it done, right then and there. She knew more about it than I did. It would have taken at least 3 cuts to get it somewhat inline. So, I told her what to expect. Then, she acted shocked when her lawn looked exactly the way I told her it would. I knew what would happen and I know how to correct it. Plus, I suspect she will have a nice bill for rhizoctonia in the near future. But, as she put it, "I was just trying to milk more money out of her by cutting it 3 times to get it down to a manageable height".
@@BeeDedicated there comes a time when you say find someone else if you don’t want it done right. Especially a new client. Did you charge for the cleanup? Or just left 2” of grass on her yard?
@@polocash11 I don't touch anything without charging for it. I won't do a job without doing it right, aside from this instance of cutting 3 inches too much of grass. I had her sign the agreement. I charged for each pass and the cleanup. I clearly explained the risks, the stress and the damage by doing the job the way she insisted. It costs me exactly zero dollars to not mow her lawn, but once she was willing to accept responsibility and she hired me to mow and maintain weekly, I gained a client and by the time I left, and she saw that I was right, she trusted me. I was paid before I left the property. My job was done and she was satisfied.
I do keep mind at 3inches cause is unlevel but if i cut it twice a week on september it gets really green but you gotta keep on it cutting it not to much and not too less
What should I do during the mid summer months when its triple digits and hardly any rain? I DIY my lawn, and water it 3 times a week and kept it at 2 inches and had spots go dormant/die from the heat. I am still new to DIY and learning everything I can. Thanks in advance!
BGC love your videos. My question today is, I live in N. Texas near Dallas and it's nearing the end of May with temps in the lower 90's. I've learned a lot from you on mowing height for Bermuda. I have been cutting at 2.50 to 2.75 using a Cub Cadet. Would you advise to drop it down to 2.0 from those heights now or wait until after the late season last cut and begin the new season next year at the 1.5 to 2.0 height? Thank You for the very informative videos!
If you drop it down that low now and it starts to scalp, I’d raise it to the height that doesn’t or try lowering height but mow twice a week to keep at that height and see if it stays green.
@@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral Thank you for your quick reply. I will give your recommendation a whirl and see how it goes..... Have a Safe and Happy Memorial Day Weekend
I'd rather be brown that be that leggy. I hard reset with the quickness. Im better with PGR now so i shouldnt have too many grren hits next season. Also plan on getting rid of the tifway and going tifgrand. Because the tifway is so slow to green up after the green hit.
Mic drop
Sir, you are in the grass, camera right thete. There is no other. You are officially Video Grass Champ. I appreciate you and all you have taught me over the years. God bless ✊🏿🙏🏿
Thanks for watching and Supporting BYD 😀
Who is here from Central Texas and listening to Sensei, Master BYD.
‘As long as you keep it cut low’-BYD…you ain’t never lied. 😆Therein lies the challenge…most folks, including me, don’t walk that mower every 3 days…when Bermuda is surging…the HOC continues to raise up higher and higher…as the temps rise…to manage it during the heat…there’s an inclination to raise the mower height as the growth outpaces your ability to get out and cut it every 3 days…then when your grass growth begins to slow mid August or when temps drop in your area…& we’re cutting weekly…weekends only…the opposite effect occurs…you begin to take off more than 1/3…even lowering the blade in some cases…without realizing you’re chipping into the stem…which is brown. I’ve found that 1.5” - 2” is ideal for my Bermuda…over it’s green season…but I do tend to fall into the HOC trap…at the start of the season I’m around 1-1.5 and at the end of warm season growing cycle…I’m above 2”…due to either a few days of heavy rain…which promotes rapid growth…or to stave off the dreaded drought look…I’ll skim it so it doesn’t ‘look bad’ during hot/dry rain-less periods. And don’t go out of town for an extended period and think your Bermuda is going to wait for you to return without issue.🤣 So…I’m always doing the Bermuda height of cut dance dependent on weather (rain and heat) and my ability to get out and cut it. I think at some point during the growing season you may have to live with taking a green hit as it’s virtually impossible to know exactly where your height of cut ‘should be’ throughout the growing season? And even if you set it and forget it…the weather will influence what your Bermuda ‘looks like’ even under a DIY maintenance program.
If I mow 2 inches my entire lawn would be dead and I would have a 400 dollar water bill.
@Twinski Bro, you worded it PERFECTLY!! You just outlined all of the challenges that occur during the summer and how most of us respond to them as well as WHY!! Feels good knowing I’m not the only one being challenged in these specific ways. The rain and the outpaced growth with the temptation to just skim for fear of taking a green hit is all REAL!!! 😰😂
@@chrisjefferson264 🤣🤣
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I finally took that green hit, even though it’s later in the season, lol!!! My front yard was maintained at 3.5” and the rest was maintained at 4.5”. I got to the point that I didn’t like the way it felt when I would walk through when I’m out playing with my dogs. I also didn’t like how long my grass would retain moisture in the later mornings. So I scalped it all down to 2” to maintain at 2.5” for the remainder of the season. I can tell that it’s already starting to recover, even though it’s only been a couple of days.
You taught me more about grass that isn’t in my climate than my boss taught me about grass that is in my climate just in one video!
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One of the best explanations I’ve heard to explain the dynamics of Bermuda grass. Thanks BYD.
You’re welcome.
That video was like the preacher talking to that one sinner in the congregation. I'm that guy with the 3" Hybrid and brown after a mowing at 3". My lawn is impossible to keep level so I keep raising the mower deck throughout the Summer. I definitely needed to watch this video. It's too late in the season to correct now, but next year I will not go any higher than 2". Lesson learned!!
This was literally the best informational video on Bermuda grass & the importance to keeping it always cut low, thank you!! Liked & subscribed!!
Thanks for Subscribing 👍🏾
I just did this to my perennial rye yard in Maine......the section I scalped is now bright green and the other is still brown......I guess I'll scalp my whole yard now...... :)
I needed this so much. I’ve power raked, liquid aerated and hit it with fert and iron/booster and my lawn it the healthiest bright green lawn I’ve ever seen lol. But I admit I cut too high. We’ve been getting a lot of rain in my part of Missouri so I’m gonna do that routine again and cut low then maintain. Wish me luck 😤
Ya know, the other day I just said screw it.. let me mow lower on my lawn. Few days later and my grass is looking WAY better. Thanks for the info
Say hi to your new subscriber Mr BYD. That's what Im talking about! Getting down to the root and explaining clearly. Thank You Sir
@@luisenca11 👍🏾
Great teacher. That pine tree analogy was perfect.
Mr. Thanks so much for your detailed explanation I just bought my first house and big lawn I was wondering why it was turning brown now I know…thanks again 😊😊
those patches are why I decided to over seed the last two years. Now that mine is blended I dont have the patches. Also switched to the Lesco lineup and that has helped a lot.
Love it man. I just noticed this in my yard and couldn’t tell if it was fungus or what. This year I took over my church’s lot and it takes up a lot of my time so I’ve been letting my yard grow up to 4 or 5 inches before mowing it and then when I do it has a yellow undertone.
What I’ve gathered from this video is that I need to scalp it to 1.5 inches one time, water it when it’s low and taking in sunlight and then mow it at 2 or 2.5 inches weekly to allow that sunlight to hit the stems lower down.
You’re a lifesaver. Subbed.
Share the knowledge-with humor. Keep on. Learned so much.
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Just bought a house with a lawn that has this brown effect going on. Thank you sir!
Thank you brother from SW Tennessee 🇺🇸👊🏾
You’re welcome 👍🏾
Yeah, Bermuda grass is different, same goes for other grass type. You are right
Great examples and explanation!
Thanks PJ
Thank you for the video. I have celebration bremuda sod that was put down in June. It grew so fast but I had to wait 2 weeks to mow. I eventually got it back down to 3 inches but it was always brown like yours after mowing. I plan to scalp to 1.5" in spring. Thanks for the video. Subscribed!
Thank you so much!!! Best video explanation and camera angle ever!🎉
That explains what happened to my Bermuda! Thanks for making this video!
Very informative, thank you sir!! I just started seeding with Bermuda grass over a month ago. Can't wait for my entire lawn to be full with Bermuda.
BYD great video, that's why i cut EVERY 2days, rain or shine because people don't realize that BERMUDA grows over night, it gets hard to do and people say didnt you just cut your lawn, yep. If you can keep your lawn cut low thru the Spring/Summer months, by Fall your lawn should Still be-A GREEN, works for me. THKS for sharing.⛳️
my grass looks the best in the cul-de-sac thanks to you sir.
Learning from you everyday. Thanks for all the info.
You’re welcome
Thanks for the vid! Doing my lawn at my first house all from seed. Was wondering why Bermuda was looking funky but you nailed it for me. Thank you sir!
You’re welcome 👍🏾
Best video about the topic. Subscribed. Hi from Australia.
Excellent information 👌🏽 thanks
Thank you for the informative video. I’ve been cutting my Bermuda Tiffgreen 328(?) at a height of 3/4” for a few years. I spent a good amount of time on setting up the lawn so It is level. When I first started cutting my lawn I thought something was wrong to see brown for a week or so....but I learned that this was normal. The top half would come in green later. I have maintained it by thatching and plugging it. Once in a while I spray simply lawn solutions 28-0-0 (nitrogen) and in 4 days it is beautiful!
Love my Bermuda grass. Spent six hours today pulling out spurge. My hands hurt. Fertilize tomorrow. Thanks.
Awesome period of instruction! Thank you sir!
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Great help man! Weeds have been killing me but I have been cutting really high as when I lived in the east coast whatever grass I had, was meant to be cut high. In Texas, not the case. I plan on chopping it down to 1.5 tomorrow. I had it at 4.25
Couldn't figure it out for the life of me. Thank you and I hit the subscribe button!
Great video BYD !! If you want to go low dethatch that Bermuda. It's okay beat it up get that thatch out and you can go reel low. Then soil optimize try John and Bob's Blend and drop down some fertilizer.
Then this is important BYD put it up on the screen mow 2 to 3 times a week. I know the neighbors are going to think your crazy but who cares!!
Love BYD I always learn some of value thanks for posting your videos
Exactly, its all about consistency Mowing every 2days.
And I think we all learn something from your videos :)
Thank you!!
I live in Punta del esté Uruguay. American Expat. When I get a new account I always scalp it . Then in the winter I use a hovercraft lawnmower to keep it below 1 inch. Summertime I allow it to grow to an 1.2 inch. Like yours . My customer's have the greenest yards.
Good information!
Thanks for watching John
I say if is not level keep it at 2or best 3 no longer and yes you right is a weed typegrass i know is hard for people to under stand
When I scalp, I follow with a fast 10-10-10 and a slow 16-4-8. I want to feed those roots and green back up fast. Sometimes I use 7-0-2 2 weeks before scalp.
Sounds exactly like what doc said he did in his latest video.
Wow are you able to use them simultaneously with hurting the grass? That's a great tip, please let me know if i understood you correctly 👍 😀
@@jaygray814 as long as one is slow release it’s fine.
I use to follow with ironite. But I took some of doc’s idea. His product is too expensive.
I mow 3 or 4 times in every 10 days....height is less than half an inch... Cheers from sunny Australia (we call Bermuda grass "Couch" here)
Great explanation...me and my neighbor were discussing this very thing yesterday. We thought the browning effect was due to the upcoming change of season.
Great information BYD. Your channel seriously surpasses all others in content and depth.
I am binge watching your videos and I love the content. I am hoping I can put all of that info to work for me in my yard.
I have saint augustine grass here in FL do you have any videos on that grass?
No Saint Aug videos unfortunately. That grass type needs a lot of water 💦 and we get little here at times lol 😆
Nice backyard!
Thank you so much! This info really helped. Now I am going to see if you have a video on the benefits of scalping your lawn❤
There is some really nice perennial rye grasses that I would consider overseeing with you Bermuda for the off season starting now. Takes 3-4 days for germination. 5-9 days for canopy and 15 days requires half the water 30 days it’s sod
I live in FL I was thinking of seeding with Perennial Rye in a completely bald area in my yard because my neighbor has his ridiculous tree shading that entire area of my lawn. Do you think that grass can do well in FL?
@@alejandromolina5645 will require more water above 90 f. But will boom at any temp below that.
New to grass game. Good information bro
Late to the party but very good video! I was keeping my grass three inches and it was driving me crazy..
Thank you.
I have been wondering about this for a while. I just did a hard reset and I will keep it short.
Great video. I seeded my new Bermuda lawn this year and I LOVE it. It's Blackjack. But I did experimenting with it and let it get high and I didn't like how it bent over when stepped on.
I went ahead and cut it way down the other day so I can treat some weeds and to put it to sleep for the season if possible lol
Great content byd. I'm not seeding centipede grass this fall because of what I learned from your last video👍 thank you for helping and being kind enough to answer questions. You are a good person 💪
Thanks 🙏🏾
Thanks for the info!
This video was right on time. I’m in the DFW area so we haven’t had consistent rain for almost three months then that changed a week and a half ago. I just cut our lawn on Sunday and I was trying to figure out why it was so brown after it had been green most of the summer from watering and fertilizer. I let our grass grow a higher than I would like to hold onto moisture in the soil
I'm in the DFW as well. I've kept my grass tall due to the heat and saved my lawn in doing so. Still dominating!🤣
Same here
Same here. I managed to stay green until the rain,but it shot up faster than I could cut it,and I ended up here.
Thx for sharing. I didn't know what was going on🤦♂️
You welcome 🙏🏾
Thank you for explaining this for me
You’re welcome 😀
Good info. I run 1.5.. I would love to go 1inch but my lawn is not level. I need to fill a big hole and then level... next season.
Like what the heck...i've been trying to figure this out for years and no one could simply say keep it low and let it get green low...everyone wants to tell me to buy this and that. From one black man to another, THANK YOU!
great video- thanks for taking the time to explain this!
Subbed! Thanks for that info
Explains why I'm seeing brown in this random patch of bermuda in my Chicagoland area lawn. It's been in my lawn for maybe 1-2 years now and has survived year after year. I might just have to cut it out and reseed. No idea how this got in my yard....Thanks for the vid!
Yeah I’m noticing this so back to dropping the lawn mower to the lowest setting and starting over late in the season
We have 3 days of 90s in Atlanta so its a great time for one more push. Just have to water.
Yep 👍🏾
Great information and video
Thank you finally what I've been looking for
Thank you for the time to make this video!
We laid Bermuda three months ago.
This explains a-lot !
Do I need to continue mulching till it evens out?
Thanks again!
It worked for me, thanks.
Wow subscribed.... grass was getting green. I cut on 2 got a lot of brown. Was wandering why... I put some grass seed down after the cut ..
Az says thank you! Makes so much sense!
I would love to keep mine low but unfortunately my yard is uneven an I have to have it maintained a Lil higher. thanks for your content greatly appreciated.
New sub fam. I watched a few of your videos and your spot on everything you say. Respect!
Thanks Joseph 👍🏾
I just scalped my Bermuda as it had some brown spots after a mow were it was getting a little tall. Scalped it after a good rain. Hoping its not too late in the year for it to green back up here in west Texas.
Biggs this is one of the most informative vid i learned something new tonight this is good i was wondering why when i cut i see brown because keeping at 1.25 to 1.5 hoc for 1st year next year its on thanks BIGGS
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Really good info, thank you .
You’re welcome
Unfortunately just like clockwork every year I start off at 1 inch and by the end of the season I'm all the way up to 3 in because I don't cut it as much as I should but in doing so I'm able to maintain a Greener look throughout the season
This is all great information. It's always a learning process. I've got a rotary mower set on 2. Average 2.5 cuts a week right now. Also expanding a little by letting the runners go into a new area. Finally got things going my way.
Your mower is set too low
Great video. Bought a house with bermuda lawn about a year ago. I've been looking for someone with a channel to teach me about my turf. Liked and subscribed my friend.
Thanks
@@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral I have a quick question if you don't mind. I live in Texas and right now it's around 100-104 degrees every day. I water 3 times a week in the early morning. Should I still keep it this short?
@@jamestheyounger8895 water 💦 as long as possible. Water 💦 needs to go deep.
Thanks for the info! I was wondering why my neighbor was cutting every 3 days. I have a lot more work to do plus I live on a pretty deep slope. 🤨
I had to explain this to a new client today. It's 9 inches tall lady. I'm cutting well below the leaf.
I mow at 3/8 of an inch.
You should have told her it would take 2 cuts. And fertilizer in between.
@@polocash11 she had to have it done, right then and there. She knew more about it than I did. It would have taken at least 3 cuts to get it somewhat inline. So, I told her what to expect. Then, she acted shocked when her lawn looked exactly the way I told her it would. I knew what would happen and I know how to correct it. Plus, I suspect she will have a nice bill for rhizoctonia in the near future. But, as she put it, "I was just trying to milk more money out of her by cutting it 3 times to get it down to a manageable height".
@@BeeDedicated there comes a time when you say find someone else if you don’t want it done right. Especially a new client. Did you charge for the cleanup? Or just left 2” of grass on her yard?
@@polocash11 I don't touch anything without charging for it. I won't do a job without doing it right, aside from this instance of cutting 3 inches too much of grass. I had her sign the agreement. I charged for each pass and the cleanup. I clearly explained the risks, the stress and the damage by doing the job the way she insisted. It costs me exactly zero dollars to not mow her lawn, but once she was willing to accept responsibility and she hired me to mow and maintain weekly, I gained a client and by the time I left, and she saw that I was right, she trusted me. I was paid before I left the property. My job was done and she was satisfied.
GREAT INFO.
Good video. You gained a subscriber.
Thanks Koba 👍🏾
great information
Thanks 🙏🏾
Fantastic video and explanation. Thank you!
Do I put soil as well as seed or just soil??
Good Stuff man.
Good info
Guess I'm gonna try cutting it lower. Makes sense
Thanks for the tip!!
You’re welcome 😉
I do keep mind at 3inches cause is unlevel but if i cut it twice a week on september it gets really green but you gotta keep on it cutting it not to much and not too less
Thank you for the video! Helped me
Good looking! ✊🏾
What should I do during the mid summer months when its triple digits and hardly any rain? I DIY my lawn, and water it 3 times a week and kept it at 2 inches and had spots go dormant/die from the heat. I am still new to DIY and learning everything I can. Thanks in advance!
Sometimes you can’t beat Mother Nature. You’ll have to ride it out but I’d apply a 7-0-20 if possible to help it recover when the rains 🌧 return.
Very good video thanks!
Great video not sure if I missed it or not but I was hoping that you would’ve told us if it would recover and eventually turn green again or not?
Nice video! Thanks
Thanks for watching 👍🏾
BGC love your videos. My question today is, I live in N. Texas near Dallas and it's nearing the end of May with temps in the lower 90's. I've learned a lot from you on mowing height for Bermuda. I have been cutting at 2.50 to 2.75 using a Cub Cadet. Would you advise to drop it down to 2.0 from those heights now or wait until after the late season last cut and begin the new season next year at the 1.5 to 2.0 height? Thank You for the very informative videos!
If you drop it down that low now and it starts to scalp, I’d raise it to the height that doesn’t or try lowering height but mow twice a week to keep at that height and see if it stays green.
@@BYDonBermudaGrassCentral Thank you for your quick reply. I will give your recommendation a whirl and see how it goes..... Have a Safe and Happy Memorial Day Weekend
I'd rather be brown that be that leggy. I hard reset with the quickness. Im better with PGR now so i shouldnt have too many grren hits next season. Also plan on getting rid of the tifway and going tifgrand. Because the tifway is so slow to green up after the green hit.
I have tif 419. The bigger my tree gets, the worse my lawn looks. Live oak to big to thin myself now.
Is it normal for my 1-year old Toro push lawnmower to be choking out in barely tall bermuda grass if the grass is wet?
I’d take it to the shop for a tuneup. Or replace plug, filter and blade yourself to see if it improves first.