Excellent Ron! I'm battling the "large Patch fungus and have noticed some white grubs in my well kept centipede lawn. My lawn temps have not quite reached 70 degrees, so going with Caravan G this spring and Headway this fall. Thanks!!
I agree Tim. Fungus can absolutely wreck your lawn and takes a while to recover from. Along the lines of insect damage, it's better to prevent than treat.
Hi Kay. For fungus, Headway G if you prefer granular products or Pillar SC if you prefer liquids. For grubs, Acelepryn G if you prefer granular products or Acelepryn SC if you prefer liquids. For weeds, it depends on your grass type and what weeds you're trying to target. You can work on all of it at the same time. Liquids Pillar SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control Acelepryn SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/acelepryn-sc-insecticide-liquid-grub-and-army-worm-control Granilar Headway G: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular Acelepryn G: golfcourselawn.store/products/acelepryn-g-insecticide-grub-and-armyworm-control Hope this helps.
@@RonHenry thank you so much. Got time for one more question? Since it early June, can I target grubs and fungus at the same time? When do I target weeds? Thanks for the chemical recommendations.
@@kaymureYou can spray for fungus and insects on the same day if you want. I apply fungicide in May and June and insecticide in April. Once you get them, both can be applied on the same day. If you go with liquids, they can be mixed and applied at the same time. You can also target weeds now if you want. Fungicide, insecticide and herbicides are independent of each other.
Yes you can. For liquid: Pillar SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control?ToPasteboard For granular Headway: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular?ToPasteboard
Now through June is great Adam. If you prefer liquids we now have Pillar SC which contains 2 different fungicides like Headway G. The cost per application is a bit less too. golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control
For grubs you should be using this product in either liquid or granular: golfcourselawn.store/products/acelepryn-g-insecticide-grub-and-armyworm-control or golfcourselawn.store/products/acelepryn-sc-insecticide-liquid-grub-and-army-worm-control There are videos in the product description for each that show how to use it.
If using a product such as Headway G, do you still need to rotate it with another product from a different FRAC group? Or the fact it’s a dual FRAC product is essentially rotating the groups for you?
I would still rotate. So if you did 2 applications of Headway-G or Pillar SC, I would rotate to a group 1 like this: ron-henry.com/3336f before going back to them. It's good to break it up. Pillar SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control Headway G: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular
For winterizing, can Caravan G be applied in November and December? Also, can you put a winterizing fertilizer on top of this? Your videos are very helpful!
Could be dollar spot Mike but if your grass is Bermuda or Zoysia, it shouldn't really become an issue if you're feeding the lawn enough nitrogen. I sometimes have those on my lawn early in the morning but by 10AM or so, they're gone. If you're worried and want to apply a preventative, then a fungicide with propiconazole like Headway G would be a good choice.
Spring dead spot in Bermuda is a massive issue here in Central Oklahoma any suggestions? We usually just leave it and tell them that it will grow over with fertilization.
Hi Brice. The time to prevent Spring dead spot is really in the fall. In fall months, reduce fertilization and do 2 fungicide applications. One in October and another in November. I did that last year and it really helped this spring. Sorry you're dealing with that.
@@RonHenry thankfully this outbreak isn't as bad as the army worms last year. We would show up to acre sized fescue sodded yards that where completely dry and crunchy literally overnight. And after the news covered it we would get 300 calls a day for people requesting an insecticide app. Because their neighbors yard is gone and they are afraid they are next. We spent 2 weeks straight spraying armyworms. Most of the Bermuda yards affected have already gotten their pre and post treatments and are starting to get fertilized and now We are preparing to focus on brown patch in fescue due to the warm humid moist conditions
This will do the trick: golfcourselawn.store/collections/insecticide-and-fungicide/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control 1 oz. per 1000 square feet application rate.
What's up Ron! I have tall fescue will this product treat rust and brown patch if you have it in your lawn already. Or would I need to spray propiconazole or azoxystrobin to help clear it out. Thanks Ron. I have been watching you for sometime now. I just subscribed!
Headway G is propiconazole and azoxy. Alternatively you could use Pillar SC if you want a dual-action fungicide in liquid: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control
Thanks Elder! Alex's lawn is doing great. He did a light spot top dressing in the back lawn and one area in the front. It's growing in really nice. I'll show you guys on the next TH-cam story.
Hey Ron. I have Empire Zoysia and I have grey leaf spot. I put down a fungicide with astrobyin(spelling) about 6 weeks ago. It doesn't seem to be getting worse, but not better. My lawn looks like it is trying to come out of dormancy. Please help.
It can take a while for your lawn to recover from lawn disease damage T Johnson. I would get 1 more fungicide application down just to ensure it doesn't come back (at least this season). Other than that, it's just time.
Hi Ron, I am looking to purchase a fungicide and deciding between Pillar SC and Headway G because they contain both class 3 and 11. Does applying both at the same time mean the fungus does not grow resistant to it? So you don't have to rotate fungicides?
Hi Alex. I would rotate Pillar SC every 2 applications with a different fungicide. Pillar SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control?ToPasteboard 3336f: ron-henry.com/3336f
Hey, Ron i'm a pesticide applicator in Texas. I have some new st. augustine sod that I have put down. Im going to put down headway on rest of my turf. In the past I usually never apply anything to new sod until the roots break out into the soil. Do you think this fungicide would harm the new sod if I apply it to the new grass
His Rob. No it shouldn’t be a problem. If you want to be conservative, limit the application rate to the 2 lb per 1k range which is on the lower end. The plants that the label makes caution about are apple trees and Bermudagrass at rates in excesss of 3 lbs per 1000. Neither of those apply in your case. Hope this helps. Can learn more about the product and label here: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular
Ron, I have a reoccurring problem with spring dead spot. Eagle 20EW has help considerable but not entirely. How much more effective is HeadwayG? The label doesn’t indicate when to apply. Would it be in late fall before the turf goes into dormancy?
Hi Mark. Headway has helped my spring dead spot this year. I had more areas with damage last year than this year. In addition to Headway G, you'll also want to reduce your nitrogen inputs in the fall (October timeframe) to also help prevent spring dead spot. Then grass will recover in a few weeks once it really gets going but still ugly. I totally get it.
Do you put your HeadwayG down in the fall, say late September to give the plant enough to to take it up? I’m assuming it doesn’t kill the pathogen but rather helps immunize the plant so it would have to be done annually.
Ron, I just watched your video for the first time. Very informative! I never heard of Caravan G but willing to try it out. Is it a "Season Long" type fungicide/disease control or is it a product that needs to be reapplied once a month like Bio-Advanced products?
The season long control refers to the insecticide. You really should only need to apply it once per season. If you're dealing with lawn disease, you'll need to follow up with an application of Headway for best results.
Ron, as we've talked before, I'm quite excited about this season using Headway G. Cool season grass here in Northern Virginia. That is always prone to fungus come late May early June in like others have commented. It is far easier to prevent it than to try to address it once when you have an outbreak.. I like that headway G has two different prime ingredients to help combat fungus. What I'm really trying to figure out is with my Scott's elite spreader. What would be the best spreader setting for prevention of fungus? Looking to get it down around the middle of May and then repeat middle of June and July should carry me through the summer at that point.
Got you covered Brad. I have spreader settings in the description here: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular For Scotts Elite, go with 2.5 - 3. Let me know if I can help with anything else. 😎
Should I put fungicide and insecticide down before I level my lawn? Or how much time should I wait after I put the fungicide/insecticide down to level my lawn? 🤔
Hey Ron I believe my scotts edge guard mini and Scotts brand in general are causing stripes in my lawn. Please tell me the spreader you use and if it has universal settings on most fert bags like yard mastery and spectracide for fungicide and grub fertilizers. Videos on TH-cam have complaints about Scott’s spreaders.
@@RonHenry thanks Ron. I just happen to see your review on it. Trying to be cheap with Scott’s mini edged guard for many years but lines getting worse. It comes and goes. Mini spreader makes my lawn look like I can play checkers on it.
Yes Louis. I recommend using as a preventative starting in May. If you don’t have a history of fungus problems, a preventative app is all you should need. Appreciate you watching.
Hey Ron, does it matter if the lawn is wet already when applying a fungicide or herbicide, or dry and water it in, we got rain last night and want to put some down, is it okay anyway.
@@9thWard5386 Can do it on the same day if you want Louis. They're completely separate. Both need to be watered in, so it makes sense to apply at the same time so you're only watering once.
Good stuff Ron. How often do you apply Headway G? Do you apply monthly from May until September Or similar such program? Or only if you feel conditions exist to require the product. See you in the next livecast
Hi Tom. Because I've had fungus issues in my lawn, I apply April through June and then again in the fall. So 2 - 3 spring / early summer applications and then a fall application. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
@@RonHenry I am planning to use headway this weekend. Hopefully I only need one app. Does it prevent those mushrooms that come in morning then go away by later morning with fesque yard? Mushroom have very small thin stem and sprinkled a little bit in yard. I am watering early morning 2am to 5:30 an with irrigation system to grow seed in bare spots for over a week every day until seed grow.
@@RonHenry thanks. I already had the irrigation person install the time for system to work in the middle of the night which they say help dry up water early morning to prevent disease. Unlike some that water late afternoon then water sit in yard all night. Don’t want to mess up timer on phone remote. But thanks for advice. The system works in increments to let well fill back up to resume watering the rest of zones.
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Just stumbled on your channel. Ace guides sir. You've got a subscriber.
Thanks so much Moss. I really appreciate it. Thanks for the support!
Excellent Ron! I'm battling the "large Patch fungus and have noticed some white grubs in my well kept centipede lawn. My lawn temps have not quite reached 70 degrees, so going with Caravan G this spring and Headway this fall. Thanks!!
Sounds great Jeff!
Love those extra cool points 😎
Gotta have the cool points man.
Just tossed down my preventative fungicide for the month. Easier and cheaper to prevent then treat :) Great video Ron
I agree Tim. Fungus can absolutely wreck your lawn and takes a while to recover from. Along the lines of insect damage, it's better to prevent than treat.
Nice Audio edit there Ron! Great Video my guy
Thanks sir. I appreciate it. Trying to step it up. 😎
I just applied headway G yesterday as a preventative
Nice Luis!
Awesome video! Nicely done
Appreciate it Devin! Thanks for watching. Was a fun one to make.
Great info Ron. I got a couple of dead spots in the lawn now I'm treating. I'll be getting on caravan and headway for next season. Great video sir 👍
Thanks Darrell. I appreciate you watching sir.
He’s rocking the Nike Monarchs.. Therefore, I can trust his lawn advice
🤣 They are a staple are or any serious lawn care nerd. Either the monarchs or the new balance. 😎
Question, what’s the best process to target fungus, grubs and weeds? Like, where do I even start and what do I target first?
Hi Kay. For fungus, Headway G if you prefer granular products or Pillar SC if you prefer liquids. For grubs, Acelepryn G if you prefer granular products or Acelepryn SC if you prefer liquids. For weeds, it depends on your grass type and what weeds you're trying to target. You can work on all of it at the same time.
Liquids
Pillar SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control
Acelepryn SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/acelepryn-sc-insecticide-liquid-grub-and-army-worm-control
Granilar
Headway G: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular
Acelepryn G: golfcourselawn.store/products/acelepryn-g-insecticide-grub-and-armyworm-control
Hope this helps.
@@RonHenry thank you so much. Got time for one more question? Since it early June, can I target grubs and fungus at the same time? When do I target weeds? Thanks for the chemical recommendations.
@@kaymureYou can spray for fungus and insects on the same day if you want. I apply fungicide in May and June and insecticide in April. Once you get them, both can be applied on the same day. If you go with liquids, they can be mixed and applied at the same time. You can also target weeds now if you want. Fungicide, insecticide and herbicides are independent of each other.
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I don’t think we really look alike. 😎
@@RonHenry not really. It was just at first glance. The initial overall profile. Lol
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Awesome video! Thanks so much for your help!
Glad it was helpful John!
love you videos
Thanks!
Hi Ron, great information. Now that it is Oct. 3, is it to late to apply the treatment now.
Not too late at all. I would get it down.
Can you use these products on fescue?
Yes you can. For liquid: Pillar SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control?ToPasteboard
For granular Headway: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular?ToPasteboard
When should I apply Headway G as a preventative in SC?
Now through June is great Adam. If you prefer liquids we now have Pillar SC which contains 2 different fungicides like Headway G. The cost per application is a bit less too. golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control
I moss grown on a part of my lawn what do u think I do I ve tried moss killer but still growing deeper nd fast into the lawn
Check this out sodimu: golfcourselawn.store/blogs/diy-lawn-care/how-to-get-rid-of-moss-in-your-lawn
Can you mix the liquid form Propiconazole and Azoxystrobin in a backpack sprayer for one application?
Should be able to. That's what Headway is in liquid form.
Hi which one or do I need both for grubs and how should I apply it after purchasing
For grubs you should be using this product in either liquid or granular: golfcourselawn.store/products/acelepryn-g-insecticide-grub-and-armyworm-control or golfcourselawn.store/products/acelepryn-sc-insecticide-liquid-grub-and-army-worm-control There are videos in the product description for each that show how to use it.
If using a product such as Headway G, do you still need to rotate it with another product from a different FRAC group? Or the fact it’s a dual FRAC product is essentially rotating the groups for you?
I would still rotate. So if you did 2 applications of Headway-G or Pillar SC, I would rotate to a group 1 like this: ron-henry.com/3336f before going back to them. It's good to break it up.
Pillar SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control
Headway G: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular
Thank you so much!
I have some fungus this year. I put down a treatment for grubs and fungus.
Nice Higgie. Might as well address both at the same time if you can.
For winterizing, can Caravan G be applied in November and December? Also, can you put a winterizing fertilizer on top of this?
Your videos are very helpful!
Yes to both TSPofFashion!
Hi Ron, I have what appears to be spider webs on the lawn. I think i read that could be a sign of a fungus starting. Is that correct?
Could be dollar spot Mike but if your grass is Bermuda or Zoysia, it shouldn't really become an issue if you're feeding the lawn enough nitrogen. I sometimes have those on my lawn early in the morning but by 10AM or so, they're gone. If you're worried and want to apply a preventative, then a fungicide with propiconazole like Headway G would be a good choice.
Spring dead spot in Bermuda is a massive issue here in Central Oklahoma any suggestions? We usually just leave it and tell them that it will grow over with fertilization.
Hi Brice. The time to prevent Spring dead spot is really in the fall. In fall months, reduce fertilization and do 2 fungicide applications. One in October and another in November. I did that last year and it really helped this spring. Sorry you're dealing with that.
@@RonHenry thankfully this outbreak isn't as bad as the army worms last year. We would show up to acre sized fescue sodded yards that where completely dry and crunchy literally overnight. And after the news covered it we would get 300 calls a day for people requesting an insecticide app. Because their neighbors yard is gone and they are afraid they are next. We spent 2 weeks straight spraying armyworms. Most of the Bermuda yards affected have already gotten their pre and post treatments and are starting to get fertilized and now We are preparing to focus on brown patch in fescue due to the warm humid moist conditions
What works on pink patch?
This will do the trick: golfcourselawn.store/collections/insecticide-and-fungicide/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control 1 oz. per 1000 square feet application rate.
Will headway g kill disease n fungus if the grass has it already?
It will get rid of the problem you currently have and allow the grass to recover over the following 2 - 3 weeks post application.
@@RonHenry ok thank you. How many times can you apply each year??? Is there a schedule I should follow
@@Anthonyvelez13 we have free calendar here: golfcourselawn.store/pages/365-day-lawn-care-schedule#n-5
@@RonHenry awesome thx appreciate the help
Is the headway g better than the headway sc?
What's up Ron! I have tall fescue will this product treat rust and brown patch if you have it in your lawn already. Or would I need to spray propiconazole or azoxystrobin to help clear it out. Thanks Ron. I have been watching you for sometime now. I just subscribed!
Headway G is propiconazole and azoxy. Alternatively you could use Pillar SC if you want a dual-action fungicide in liquid: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control
Awesome video Ron. I see that the top dressing looks wonderful.
Question. How Alex doing with his lawn?
Thanks Elder! Alex's lawn is doing great. He did a light spot top dressing in the back lawn and one area in the front. It's growing in really nice. I'll show you guys on the next TH-cam story.
@@RonHenry thanks
Hey Ron. I have Empire Zoysia and I have grey leaf spot. I put down a fungicide with astrobyin(spelling) about 6 weeks ago. It doesn't seem to be getting worse, but not better. My lawn looks like it is trying to come out of dormancy. Please help.
It can take a while for your lawn to recover from lawn disease damage T Johnson. I would get 1 more fungicide application down just to ensure it doesn't come back (at least this season). Other than that, it's just time.
Hi Ron, I am looking to purchase a fungicide and deciding between Pillar SC and Headway G because they contain both class 3 and 11. Does applying both at the same time mean the fungus does not grow resistant to it? So you don't have to rotate fungicides?
Hi Alex. I would rotate Pillar SC every 2 applications with a different fungicide.
Pillar SC: golfcourselawn.store/products/pillar-sc-fungicide-liquid-brown-patch-and-dollar-spot-control?ToPasteboard
3336f: ron-henry.com/3336f
Hey, Ron i'm a pesticide applicator in Texas. I have some new st. augustine sod that I have put down. Im going to put down headway on rest of my turf. In the past I usually never apply anything to new sod until the roots break out into the soil. Do you think this fungicide would harm the new sod if I apply it to the new grass
His Rob. No it shouldn’t be a problem. If you want to be conservative, limit the application rate to the 2 lb per 1k range which is on the lower end.
The plants that the label makes caution about are apple trees and Bermudagrass at rates in excesss of 3 lbs per 1000. Neither of those apply in your case. Hope this helps.
Can learn more about the product and label here: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular
@@RonHenry thank you Ron, your videos are very informative.
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Thank you for watching.
Ron, I have a reoccurring problem with spring dead spot. Eagle 20EW has help considerable but not entirely. How much more effective is HeadwayG? The label doesn’t indicate when to apply. Would it be in late fall before the turf goes into dormancy?
Hi Mark. Headway has helped my spring dead spot this year. I had more areas with damage last year than this year. In addition to Headway G, you'll also want to reduce your nitrogen inputs in the fall (October timeframe) to also help prevent spring dead spot. Then grass will recover in a few weeks once it really gets going but still ugly. I totally get it.
Do you put your HeadwayG down in the fall, say late September to give the plant enough to to take it up? I’m assuming it doesn’t kill the pathogen but rather helps immunize the plant so it would have to be done annually.
@@Mark-ho2cn I do apply in the fall. It was beneficial this spring in that there was far less fungus issues this spring than last spring.
Ron, I just watched your video for the first time. Very informative! I never heard of Caravan G but willing to try it out. Is it a "Season Long" type fungicide/disease control or is it a product that needs to be reapplied once a month like Bio-Advanced products?
The season long control refers to the insecticide. You really should only need to apply it once per season. If you're dealing with lawn disease, you'll need to follow up with an application of Headway for best results.
Ron, as we've talked before, I'm quite excited about this season using Headway G. Cool season grass here in Northern Virginia. That is always prone to fungus come late May early June in like others have commented. It is far easier to prevent it than to try to address it once when you have an outbreak..
I like that headway G has two different prime ingredients to help combat fungus. What I'm really trying to figure out is with my Scott's elite spreader. What would be the best spreader setting for prevention of fungus?
Looking to get it down around the middle of May and then repeat middle of June and July should carry me through the summer at that point.
Got you covered Brad. I have spreader settings in the description here: golfcourselawn.store/products/headway-g-fungicide-granular For Scotts Elite, go with 2.5 - 3. Let me know if I can help with anything else. 😎
@@RonHenry Thanks Ron. You always have the right information.
Should I put fungicide and insecticide down before I level my lawn? Or how much time should I wait after I put the fungicide/insecticide down to level my lawn? 🤔
Doesn't really matter Deedre. You can put it down before you level, during or after. Given the choice, I'd get it down earlier than later.
Hey Ron I believe my scotts edge guard mini and Scotts brand in general are causing stripes in my lawn. Please tell me the spreader you use and if it has universal settings on most fert bags like yard mastery and spectracide for fungicide and grub fertilizers. Videos on TH-cam have complaints about Scott’s spreaders.
Hi Eric. You'll want the Earthway 2050p: ron-henry.com/earthway Love this spreader. You won't regret getting one.
@@RonHenry thanks Ron. I just happen to see your review on it. Trying to be cheap with Scott’s mini edged guard for many years but lines getting worse. It comes and goes. Mini spreader makes my lawn look like I can play checkers on it.
Hey Ron what do you have for Bermuda mites.
These mites are the natural version of PGR and cheapest 😂
Hahaha. That's one way of looking at mites KingKon. Delta Guard is a good option for taking care of Bermuda mites: ron-henry.com/deltaguard
I dont have lawn fungus but should i be putting it down to prevent just in case?
Yes Louis. I recommend using as a preventative starting in May. If you don’t have a history of fungus problems, a preventative app is all you should need. Appreciate you watching.
@@RonHenry Thanks brother
@@RonHenry Also should i apply this seperate or can i throw down with my fertilizer app
Hey Ron, does it matter if the lawn is wet already when applying a fungicide or herbicide, or dry and water it in, we got rain last night and want to put some down, is it okay anyway.
@@9thWard5386 Can do it on the same day if you want Louis. They're completely separate. Both need to be watered in, so it makes sense to apply at the same time so you're only watering once.
Good stuff Ron. How often do you apply Headway G? Do you apply monthly from May until September Or similar such program? Or only if you feel conditions exist to require the product. See you in the next livecast
Hi Tom. Because I've had fungus issues in my lawn, I apply April through June and then again in the fall. So 2 - 3 spring / early summer applications and then a fall application. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching.
@@RonHenry I am planning to use headway this weekend. Hopefully I only need one app. Does it prevent those mushrooms that come in morning then go away by later morning with fesque yard? Mushroom have very small thin stem and sprinkled a little bit in yard. I am watering early morning 2am to 5:30 an with irrigation system to grow seed in bare spots for over a week every day until seed grow.
@@ericb2861 It doesn't prevent those Eric. I'd try watering a bit later in the morning. I get those too occasionally. By mid morning, they're gone.
@@RonHenry thanks. I already had the irrigation person install the time for system to work in the middle of the night which they say help dry up water early morning to prevent disease.
Unlike some that water late afternoon then water sit in yard all night. Don’t want to mess up timer on phone remote. But thanks for advice. The system works in increments to let well fill back up to resume watering the rest of zones.
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