DIY How to KILL, identify and treat Crabgrass, Dallisgrass and Orchardgrass
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- Is your crabgrass not dying or you're unsure on how to treat it! Watch this video and become a master.
Products Used in Today's Video
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Do NOT buy unless you know your grass type. Buying the wrong product may stunt or even kill your grass if its not intended for use for your specific grass type.
Crabgrass products for- Buffalograss, Centipedegrass, Fine & Tall Fescue, Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial ryegrass:
🛒 Tenacity (Crabgrass and annual grass control)
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🛒 Non-ionic Surfactant (to be purchased with Tenacity)
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Products for use with Bermudagrass (common and hybrid), Buffalograss, Fine and Tall Fescue, Kentucky Bluegrass, Perennial Ryegrass and Zoysia
🛒 Methylated Seed Oil Duo Stick (Purchase with quinclorac products like drive xlr8)
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🛒 Drive XLR8 Quinclorac (annual grass killer / crabgrass killer)
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🛒 Quinclorac 1.5L (annual grass killer / crabgrass killer)
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Products for use on Bermudagrass, Centipedegrass, St. Augustinegrass and Zoysiagrass
🛒 Celcius WG (or Blindside WDG)
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🛒 Southern AG Methylated Seed Oil
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🛒 Methylated Seed Oil Duo Stick (Purchase with quinclorac products like drive xlr8)
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MSMA is for zoysia, bermuda and bluegrass according to the lable and NOT intended for residential use.
Sprayers
🛒 Solo Handheld Sprayer 2 Gallon w/ fan nozzle
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🛒 Chapin 24V Battery Powered Backpack
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🛒 Turf Mark Spray Indicator
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My man, Revolver and Certainty will kill all cool season grasses. This is not good advice for the average Joe who knows nothing about herbicides. Then to turn around and suggest MSMA is beyond stupid. There are no circumstances that this product should ever be used in residential turf and people will watch this video and somehow get their hands on it. Finally, the crabgrass. Tenacity is a terrible suggestion to kill crabgrass and clover with. Multiple applications are needed to have any effect. Best practice for crab is to use Quinclorac and even better would be mixing in something like SpeedZone. Triclopyr for your cover. Lot of people going to listen to you on this platform. Be a better help to them.
Apparently you didn’t watch the video. It’s cool, I get it. Have a great day
@@pestandlawnginja watched it in it's entirety and still can't believe you're serious in the vid. You do slip in some caveats here and there to cover yourself, but again, to the average homeowner who doesn't understand what they are doing, their first knee jerk reaction is to do/buy what you're telling them. The fact that you're listing a link in the description to buy MSMA on Amazon is absolutely absurd. This product is 100% illegal for a homeowner to spray.
@@Matt-iw1pz I've taken some time to digest what you're saying. I do agree with you that as an educator my primary job is to keep people safe and also uphold the label and the law. Understanding that certain sprays can cause damage on certain grass types is a legitimate concern. I added additional disclaimers in the description of the video. Even before your comment, grass types for the specific herbicides were listed before the links in the video because I know how important that is. A disclaimer in the video was made very clear that you need to read the label and only use herbicides listed for use by specific grass types. I respect your passion for the situation and it's good to hear all arguments. I initially didn't like the way your comment was coming across. After chewing the fat a bit I can see you're a passionate person and made some valid points that I can respect. With that said an edit has been made to remove the mention of said product to help clear up any confusions.
@@pestandlawnginja you can’t edit TH-cam videos once uploaded. Why not remove this video and re upload your edit?
Video edited well and the disclaimer for msma that was added in place of the paid link was the right thing to do. I want to see more education in the industry and it starts at the home owner level which I'm guessing makes up the majority or your viewers but anyhow good job over all 👏
Thanks for this! Wasn't fooled but had no idea what I was fighting since nobody takes the time to tell you how to identify what you're dealing with. If you've got more info on IDing grass and weed types, I'd love to see it!
Awesome! Love the feedback
Agreed. Favorite part of your videos
I am happy to see how much your channel has grown! I miss Ned ;(
Ned was a legend!
Super confusing between the two for sure. Also, shouldn't use Tenacity on Bermuda, but Quinclorac works great. Thanks for helping with the identification. 👊
You the man
Hi Ninja great video. There was a short bit where you put Dallisgrass and Crb next to each other, looks like on the sidewalk. It would be nice to show all three all together.
Question
Would a good pre emergent like pro-diamine help prevent Dallis and Orchard?
Thanks for all your videos!
And that backpack sprayer is the bomb!
pre emergents help. they will never be 100%. timing is everything. they need to go down before the ground temps hit 55 degrees F. I'm addicted to the flowzones LOL
Do NOT use Tenacity in Zoysia. I will kill it. Drive, on the other hand works great on crabgrass. Still need a Zoysia safe goosegrass killer. Any suggestions?
not that i'm currently aware of. great points you make. thanks for commenting.
Great video and you are always informative. Too bad there are some "angry" responses in some of the comments. Great channel !!!
I love my Fans and especially the haters.
Tribute Total works much better on Dallisgrass. Actually it works pretty well on most grassy weeds.
Love the feedback
So basically if my lawn is 1/2 dallis grass from the previous owner, im screwed?
that's a tough spot to be in.
What product should I use if I have Dallas grass and Morning Glory?
depends on the species of grass that you have.
I find tenacity tricky to use. The first time I applied it, it stunted the growth of the crabgrass but didn't kill it. The second time I went a little heavier, and both the crabgrass and the surrounding KB died...
Calibration can be tough to figure out. Spray too fast and it doesn’t kill the weed. Spray to slow and kills the grass. Other factors hit as well, hot outside and the weeds aren’t taking it in as much, low n levels etc.
Man. This vid helped me a lot
Awesome!
Hey Ginger,what's your take on perennial ryegrass vs TTTF in USDA ZONE 4(OVER 4 MONTHS OF HEAVY SNOW COVERAGE WITH couple months below zero
I love rye if you can keep it watered. its very easy to care for, you can mow it shorter and its soo soft. all around I prefer it. but, its more sensitive on watering directly. when it dies though its really easy to plant more. The cold weather over the winter won't effect it any different than the tttf in my opinion.
I put quinclorax early this year, followed vy tenacity two wks ago, that's is was I learned watching your videos since 2021. Also, I have to put seeds as I have a ho grrass there for 3-4 yeats after renos at my house. My questions: i bought scott seeds and read label where kentucky blue grass are only 4% of the seeds in the bag. I chk university of colorado to chk why I have a mix of fescue, ryegrass, etc in my bag and is it ok to put on my lawn after usibg 2 pre emergents killers grass for crabgrass. University wrote no new seeds for one year after using one of the products I used. I add surfactant and blue color with renacity and quinclorax. I am from north of NY.
Hit the dallis grass with a product called Pylex
It’s rated for suppression unfortunately
Listed for improved control when combined with 32 oz per acre of Triclopyr Ester with two apps 3 weeks apart. Always read the full lable everytime before Appling anything and don't just go off what you hear online even the "pros"
Baking soda will kill it a day! Don’t believe me, try it! Unbelievable results. I have St. Augustine
I’ve got all of them plus a few others not mentioned. I guess that’s the challenge of living the rural life.
Sounds like a fun project!
so what to use on orchardgrass I have tons and its spreading.
Sorry I still did not get it. Is there anything that can kill orchardgrass and not good grass? Thank you
Finally someone actually explains how to spot the difference in these types of grass! Thanks man, "I was fooled"!
👊🏻🤓
What can I use to kill Bahia in my zoysia and centipede lawn with not damaging the lawns
Any new product for killing Bermuda grass yet? It’s creeping over from my neighbors lawn and is spreading like crazy through my lawn!
Depends on the type of grass you want to keep. But in general Bermuda is a tough one to rid of
I recall previous videos discussing weed ID and treatments. It’s your excitement and personality that keeps me watching. Time for collaboration video with someone. Don’t know who but someone. If you wish to visit the Pinehurst area you can hang and play on my plot. I’m a retired chef, hint hint. Thanks Ginga
Thanks John! Appreciate the support. It has been a little bit since my last collaboration
@@pestandlawnginja Florida is too hot this time of year.
Now that Winter is here (a week before Christmas in the PacificNW (Seattle)); should I bother with trying to spray anything? I have about an acre of grass (and everything else) - no way I am going to try to dig out anything ;-)
I prefer a nitrogen based fertilizer. Video this up coming week about it
I’ve waited my whole life for a breakdown like this .. “I was fooled” .. thank you so much!
You're welcome! I haven't seen a video showing all the imposters. glad it was helpful.
Am i crazy or did you not show the orchard grass heads? I just saw dallas and crabgrass. Ive been spraying tenacity every 2 weeks and my "crabgrass" isnbt getting touched. I believe i have orchard grass but would love to be sure
you're not crazy! I put in a clip that was barnyard grass and not orchard grass. I made a mistake which is why i removed the clip.
Can you mix the 2 chemicals and spay together?
Depends on the chemical. A compatibility test is always wise
@@pestandlawnginja Right but I was asking about the 2 in the video. Tenacity and the crabgrass one.
You’d only choose one or the other
@@pestandlawnginja Thanks
This is an ignorant question but can orchard grass spread from cut grass clippings? I have a lot of orchard grass in my fescue lawn and just want to make sure I am not spreading it by mowing over it.
it can if the grass went to a seed head
Howdy from Texas! Do you have a recommendation for Surge? Weed be Gone, and BioAdvance won’t touch it.
I prefer tzone. Make sure it’s safe for use on your grass type
I now think it is Dallisgrass and it has taken over my front lawn. I probably have to dig it up and re-sod.
Yuck. Frustrating
Thought I had crabgrass... found out it was dallisgrass. Pulling it up by hand...
Perfect! Now you know
So how do I get rid of my orchard/dallisgrass? Its covering about a 1/3 of my lawn 😪😢
depends on what species of grass you have. it can be very frustrating but there are not a lot of products on the market for dallisgrass. products are listed in the description of the video.
Bought new property 3 years ago, thought I had crab grass. Lawn Ginja helped me identify it as dallis grass, now I only have 2 small patches left to eliminate from an entire acre of it. #slayed, thanks lawn Ginja
Rad!!!
@@pestandlawnginja do you have a giveaway going on? Is the message I received legitimate?
“ I was fooled” Very informative.
Slay that lawn Dameien!!!
I always come back to your videos for reference but I'm in a battle with puncture vine, would you happen to know of any treatment before I set my lawn on fire
What kind of grass do you have
@@pestandlawnginja fresh "lawn life" Kentucky blue/rye grass mix
@pestandlawnginja it's also worth noting I'm in southern California so of course alot product probably won't be available 😂
Ginger, what is the secret to prevent orchard grass without killing the desired fescue????
few things that can be done to prevent orchard grass.
1. be religious on your use of pre emergets, spring and fall.
2. consider dethatching monthly with a dethatching device like the sun joe dethatcher. scoring the ground regularly will help prevent germination. if you are in peak germination season when ground temps are around 50 to 60 degrees F i would do it weekly or every other week.
3. pick them out by hand fast. What I do in crisis situations is pick 5 to 10 everytime i leave the front or back door. becomes a habbit. you don't get to frustrated with this method if you can just leave it after you pick the set required amounts.
I was fooled and have spent close to $300 on crabgrass killer and hours of labor that wasn’t working because it actually is dallis grass seed heads and leaves so thanks for helping me to identify correctly
Anything to treat quack grass?
None that I’m aware of
12 gauge shotgun works great 😂😂👍
Finally! I knew it wasn’t crab grass! Thank you for the great info!
You’re welcome! Glad I could help!
After 2yrs i finally used up my first bottle of Tenacity. I went and reordered from amazon and was surprised the newer bottles no longer come with the syringe but instead of the squeeze bottle to measure into a smaller reservoir and then dispense. Its convenient but at the same time Im having to measure have a gallon more than the product label rate because it sticks to the inside of the bottle and cant get 100% of it you measure. Just a fun story i thought Id share. Your videos have always been great and has made my lawn looking great over the years with your knowledge. Thank you Ginja keep it up!
Man! I haven’t seen the new bottles of that’s the case
Maybe I missed it, but will these treatments work on Dallis grass?
unfortunately the sprays on the market only off supression. meaning its not going to kill the plant completely. the benefit is if you spray it early enough onto the plant it has a high chance of not going to seed. which in turn helps kill the cycle.
Don't you just hate crabgrass imposters. The nerve of some grasses. 😂👍💚🦸. As always great job schooling us .
Thanks brother!!!! Glad your back on the lawn!
What I thought was crabgrass is, I believe, Dallisgrass!
Glad you figured it out
What ended up being green foxtail seems like crabgrass but there were two traits to it that made me suspicious that it was not crabgrass:
№ 1: I don't see any purple in the stands close to the crown that crabgrass usually displays;
№ 2: the grass has an opportunity to grow a horizontally but it's not: is preferring to grow straight to the sky.
I use the "Picture This" application on my cellular phone and this is what the application identified the plant as.
Nicely done!
Hi! I'm in Provo and have a really trashed lawn that I'd like to get back in shape. Is it too late to spray weeds and still have time to aerate and overseed this year? Any chance you're available for a job like that? It's my front yard, and it's not more than 1000 sq ft. If so, how can I contact you?
never a bad time to start. see myallgreen.com
Thank you for this video. I have a grass that it grows straight up and has a very deep taproot (it may also have rhizomes) because I can dig it up and a week later it is back. This is in my garden and flower beds. If it is in my lawn I guess I don’t notice it.
Happy to help. Glad you're figuring it out
I don't know what the heck I have but it's bad.
frustrating
Ginja...the reason i am here is to possibly catch a glimpse of you interacting with your beautiful children and to see if Big Headed Dog #2 Big Rolls Royce will make an appearance. I am in the South so our grass and seasons are different. I still have learned from you however. But mostly i enjoy Family Dad Ginja most of all!!
Love the feedback larry!!! Thanks for the support
Your lawn is Rolls Royce approved as for weeds if tenacity won't kill it I go full on GINGA , I break out the propane powered weed torch and smoke em , like you often say grass seed is cheap 😂😂🤗👍
👊🏻😆
So basically, Dallas grass and I think the morning glory grass is best to dig it up? Right?
quinclorac for morning glory. blasts it good. but morning glory is a vine not a grass. yes, preferred to dig dallas grass up.
What if the yard infested with dallis grass
@@marksdailylife7808 MSMA if you can get it. In the worst case, Roundup.
I thought I had crabgrass but I think I was fooled? Can you go over Johnson grass? The grass I have in NE Montana doesn’t look like either one of those.
Great ideas. I’ll find some footage
I was fooled! Never heard of orchard grass or Dallas grass before. Learn something new every time I watch your channel. On one hand there's a little relief... But then on the other the solutions for Dallas and orchard Grass are not exactly a cheery thought.
For sure!
Nice video again mister Ginja. You looks younger too. Keep posting please
Thanks !
Yup, turns out that it's dallisgrass and not crab grass that's taken over this new houses lawn.
glad to hear you figured it out!
@@pestandlawnginja Yeah, I'm not. It's a weed with cheats. Infinite hit points. Rapid regeneration. And reproduction of the flies. My battle with be arduous.
@@MorphicStates ugh, super frustrating
OK Ginga after 6 months off and a month back I was really hoping for a review on how the Brarenbrug’s Regenerating Perennial Ryegrass and is it worth my coin.
It's on the agenda!!!
Ma you are the best. What areas do you service
utah county and slc county utah.
Is orchard grass the same as Johnson water grass?
I'm familiar with johnsongrass but not so familiar with johnson water grass. wish i could help on that one.
I thought I heard somewhere that you shouldn't use Tenacity w/Bermuda. Is this correct?
Yes it is correct. Tenacity is not rated for use on Bermuda
How about quackgrass?
unfortunately i'm not aware of a selective herbicide for quackgrass. dig deep
I was fooled.
Guess the good news I finally got my actual crabgrass controlled thru pre emergents and post emergents...but now I have Dallasgrass. Thanks for the info.
Happy to help
It would appear that I spent my afternoon, in 100 degree windy heat (I'm up in Draper!) spraying Tenacity on what I thought was crap grass. Turns out I have orchard grass. I'll let you know if it works! 😱🤦♂️🤞
Been hot lately!!! No signs of it stopping either. Best of luck!
Love your videos. In Tennessee, Bermuda is invasive in my K blue/T Fescue lawn and Crabgrass and Dallisgrass are a nuisance. This video seemed to hint that you can control dallisgrass but you only mention digging it out as effective. I’ve worked with both tenacity and xlr8 as recommended for crabgrass and clover and they work great. Do you have any experience with PYLEX?
Pylex was / is expensive and i didn't buy it. the problem with most products that suggest control of different grasses is they are not rated for use on kentucky bluegrass.
Thanks, but I still can't tell the difference. I dig out anything I don''t like . After one hour of work I can tell the difference.
Right on
Man, your views on the mountains are amazing! Where is it?
Utah! Well worth the visit!
@@pestandlawnginja no doubts! Added to my bucket list. Thank you
@@apollonin anytime!
I pull my weeds but still spray the little sprouting buggers I can’t see. I use the Round-Up for lawns.
right on!
Now do quackgrass 😄
Unless I let the weeds grow I can't tell at first glance what's quack or crabgrass. I mechanically control what I have the energy to pull then hit the rest with Tenacity. Japanese stiltgrass and nimblewill are the new banes of my lawn care existence here in the Mid-Atlantic.
Very tough weeds. I believe nimble will is on the list of targeted weeds on tenacity and it works well. As for quackgrass. Fusillade ii has it listed for control. Keep in mind these sprays are specific for use on certain grass species.
Looks good man! 💥🇺🇸
Thanks brother
a big invader in central NY is Nutsedge grass....bright green shoots that grow taller than the perennial rye and pop up all over the yard...Tenacity works best for it but it is so hardy year after year....crab grass has been reduced with Tenacity too....great video Ginga
Good ole nutsedge!
Ginga, I'm in Canada so we aren't able to use alot of pesticides, but Ive had patches of clover that I can't get rid of for the past few years that have turned into pineapple weed. What's the best course for getting rid of them?
Generally for dandelions I'm able to use a few doses of Scott's weed be gone and it takes care of them, but it doesn't do anything for the clover
There’s one I found on the internet that claims control of clover and doesn’t harm the grass called A.D.I.O.S
No clue how well it works but maybe worth a try
SO GLAD you mention Methylated seed oil. I have this & using it as my surfactant on all my chemicals (Halo 75 recently) for NutSedge control. Hearing you, it doesn't some like best practice. This stuff is potent!
It is potent for sure!
orchard grass is killing us
The worst
I love ur channel, really helpful information for new homeowners like me. My front yard had nice grass but this year I saw something like crabgrass has grown recently and spreading and I live in Chicago area so my last week my husband used spreader and spreaded turf seeds he got from Costco but lawn has small yellow patches now so we are so confused. Please tell me if we need to wait winter to get over and use any preemergent next year or we shud use something now to get rid of crabgrass spreading over. Please reply.
Hard to say. Yellow patches…. If they were the color of the seed that germinated that would make sense. You could also look at a fungus called dollar spot to see if that matches as well.
But how do you kill fox tail?
Quinclorac works for foxtail
Finally I was fooled. I love you dog. What's your thoughts on Q4. I think I need to get tenacity.
I don’t like q4. My opinion is the two chemicals it has are at the lower rates and it forces you to do 2-4 apps for total die out
@@pestandlawnginja that's what im kinda figuring out.
i want the pills he takes
Who doesn’t
Anyone from the UK able to get a hold of Tenacity? Or its equivalent?
Not that I’m aware of yet, someone mentioned furore super that was available but I’ve never used it
@@pestandlawnginja thanks Ginj! Love your work!
I was fooled
Not looking forward to dealing with Dallas grass
Amen to that
Would you recommend spraying Drive XLR8 in the fall when my KBG come out of dormancy? Or can I still spray it now?
I don’t spray it unless I actively have an issue. Pre emergents are for pre germination
@@pestandlawnginja thanks for the response. I have had a big amount of germination this spring/early summer I am preparing for top dressing and overseed this fall.
Thanks GINJA!
Always love your Video's.
Hope that you and your family have a wonderful weekend!
Thanks brother! Appreciate the support
I mostly have my crabgrass under control. I still get some occasionally where the lawn meets the curb/driveway, and I'll rarely find a piece coming up in the middle of the lawn, but I've gotten to the point now where I'll see a sprout while I'm mowing and I'll stop and pull it out on the spot. I have some dallisgrass encroaching from an adjacent empty lot, but I've found a combo that _seems_ to be having a good (negative) effect on it. My usual combo is Tenacity (for crabgrass and clover) 2-4-D (for violets) and Sedgender (for nut sedge) with a non ionic surfactant (all at the label rates) and that generally takes care of my most common weeds. I had a little leftover and decided to spray some on the dallisgrass that is encroaching and I'm seeing the "suppression" you're talking about. It doesn't kill it (at least with one application) but you can tell it ain't happy, and I think with weekly or semi-weekly treatments I'll eventually get the better of it. Same goes for the violets. They typically don't die after one application. But as my granddad used to say, you can pester just about anything to death if you're persistent.
Hopefully the weather will cooperate better next year and I can get my preemergent out in the spring. This year we went from cold, straight to murderous heat, and I didn't want to stress the lawn any more than it already was.
I've got one more grassy weed I'm still trying to identify, but I haven't had any luck yet. It grows faster than the rest of the lawn but it isn't a sedge. It's a paler green and the blades are very limp. After it gets more than about two or three inches tall it just flops over. It doesn't have any discernable bulb so it's not wild onion/garlic. So far I've not had any luck with my usual herbicide combo, but I have a few new ones to try so hopefully I'll get it under control. As always, Thanks for all of the great content!
Love hearing you’re out on the lawn. Sounds like you’re doing a great job
@@pestandlawnginja UPDATE! So I identified the troublesome grassy weed from the previous post and I figured out where it came from... Evidently when I bought my "cheap" topsoil for my leveling project, I got a bunch of dirt full of goosegrass seed. Everywhere I placed that dirt for leveling, I ended up with goosegrass. It was tough to identify at first because all of the surrounding grass kinda forced the goosgrass to grow more vertical than most of the pictures I've seen but once I saw some of it growing flat it was an easy ID. So after watching a video from Jason over at Lawn Care Life (warm season turf guy) he suggested a couple of warms season products in one of his videos, and both had the active ingredient of sulfentrazone. So I started looking for cool season products with sulfentrazone and stumbled across T-Zone SE. That stuff is AWESOME! It did a pretty good number on most of my goosegrass but some of it was so mature it needed a 2nd application. That's where I decided to really put the spurs to it and went with a combo of T-Zone SE, mesotrione and quinclorac (with a splash of surfactant) and that was the last of the goosegrass. So far that combo has worked on every weed I've encountered in my lawn, except for the clumping tall fescue which I'm going to dig out soon enough. (though I suspect some of it may be dallisgrass so I'm going to try spraying that too)
Just put some ironite down to make the neighbors jealous. :D Thanks for all of your guidance!
@@ajhieb rad! Proud of you 👍. Went out there and figured it out. Awesome job
I was FOOLED!!!
Thanks for another great informative video!
Anytime!
Could you please do a video on sprinklers and which to use.
Great idea. I’ll put it on the list
Wish there was a way to do away with creeping fescue/K31 with out using roundup or digging out
All depends on the type of grass you currently have. If you have Bermuda or bluegrass there’s at a chemical or two designed to do just that
@@pestandlawnginja Hey Ginja I'm cool season lawn KBG/TTTF do you know of a product that helps with creeping fescue/K31
Great video, I need help with Bermuda grass, I am in Utah, seeded 14k sqf last spring. I have many areas of Bermuda I am trying to control. I am using a mix of tenacity, Aclaim Extra and trichlopyr Esther with some spreader sticker. Last fall of the tenacity seemed to be turning the Bermuda white but not quite killing it, I added the other products to try and get even better control now it doesn’t seem to be turning the Bermuda white anymore not sure if my tenacity is old. Can you make a video about Bermuda? Can I hire you to pay me a visit in Utah?
Where in Utah ? Must be southern, just don’t see it much up here
@@Bob46374 I am in kaysville, I have it sprinkled through my lawn but it’s starting to spread and I really want to eliminate it. Not sure how I got it, I did haul in a lot of topsoil and then I seeded last May with seed from J&J and topped it with Pete Moss.
Hey James. My comments are crazy backed up. Social media is the best way to get ahold of me.
Unfortunately there’s no clear spray that will leave bluegrass alone and kill Bermuda. There’s a few methods but we’d be using sprays that will harm your desired grasses
whats your choice for creeping fnnn charlie
Triclopyr ester and carfentrazone sprayed late summer every two to four weeks until the grass goes dormant
This September I am going to do an over seeding. I would love to go with KBG but have not had the greatest luck with overseesding due to the sprout and pout phase. After seeing your video on the RPR I am thinking that route. Has the RPR spread as advertised?
Spreads amazingly well. So far very pleased. I’ll be doing s comparison video soon
@@pestandlawnginja awesome! I may go that route. I love KBG but doing over seeding with it has been difficult due to the established grass growing faster.
Although I could just grow KBG plugs and then plant those strategically.
I have (I think) clumping tall fescue throughout my yard, is there anything I can do to get rid of that other than tearing out my entire lawn?
Depends on the type of grass you have. If you have bluegrass it has to be dug out
@@pestandlawnginja Hey one other question for you- I used your link to buy a MySoil test and just got the results back. It said I was low in nitrogen, potassium and most micronutrients. It also said my pH was a little high. So the question is- Can I apply macronutrients (N & K), micronutrients and elemental sulfur all at the same time or is it best to space out those applications individually?
I lied, another quick question- How about you just expand your service area a little bit to cover Lake Point/ Stansbury Park?! I’d much rather just pay you guys to do this, plus it’s growing like crazy out here! I guess that was more of a suggestion than a question but still, think about it!
@@stevecapps8561 you can apply all at the same time! no issues. I wouldn't worry about your ph being a little high. anything 7.3 and below is perfect. allows ease of use to apply fertilizer.
I've got both weeds, bro.
💩 it happens
I like the shorter beard look.
Thank you!
Thanks! Apparently I have dallas grass and orchard grass... never knew those were a thing! I always assumed it was crab grass - but my treatment has been the same anyway... just pull em out!
Perfect way of doing it!
Does these grass type have a single root ?
Are you running a contest?
Awesome info as always Ging!
Thanks!!!
I was fooled! Thanks for the info!
Always welcome! Slay that lawn!
I touched a rat box on the outside i did not touch inside of the rat box is there a chance i have been poisoned help bro i have anxiety?
Most likely not. I can’t be 100% in any situation since I wasn’t there but moody rat traps are bait oriented with the side effects coming from consuming the bait
@@pestandlawnginja ok but it contained bromadiolone which can transmit by skin contact
@@pestandlawnginja whatever thx for the help tho
Hope your feeling okay. You can contact poison control and ask them details about how it happened and they’ll list all the possibilities
@@pestandlawnginja yes i did and i got a answer from the company that made the boxes NOMOR was their company name
And they asked an technician and said i would be fine and that there were no dangers if touched the box
I’ve waited my whole life for this break down thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful! Just remember sharing is caring
Dallis grass is tough, it might take more than one season to get rid of all of it. So keep #slaying it, you'll get rid of it.
great information. thank you
Glad it was helpful!
He's baccck!
My man! Thanks
Thanks for your help.
Happy to help
ROLLS don't care!
He’s a neds twin for sure!!!
Good evening Ginja
You the man!
Estou aprendendo com essas informações 👏👏
Oi amor!!!!
What's the mixing ratio, I'm on it
Depends on the product
@@pestandlawnginja tenacity with hi-yield