Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You seem to be a pioneer of organic turf management. I bet in 50 years this will be mainstream thanks to people like you and we won’t have to use dangerous cancer causing chemicals to make our lawns look pretty
Amazing video every knowledgeable being every young to the lawncare business you not just helping me but also my customers and Neighbors with the knowledge you pass on to me.
I was in my flower beds this past weekend (45 degrees 👍🏻)looking at the weeds with long tap roots, wondering to my self... is there a benefit to the tap roots, in this hard clay I have... allowing the tap root to shoot down as far as possible? Instead of pulling these weeds during the winter...
Great video! I have bare spots in my Bermuda lawn where weeds were last year. I recently purchased cousin of carbonx package. I still have quality fertilizer to use this spring and summer, so I likely won't be using the carbon X fertilizer yet. I'm thinking I need to get some RGS for my bare spots, along with pulling up some plugs on the healthier parts and transplanting them to the bare spots. Thoughts? Alabama Gulf Coast Zone 8B. Am I problem solving this in the right direction?
The Lawn Mower if you can start applying RGS in a back back to those spots, the Bermuda will be encouraged to fill in. I’d start now while it’s dormant
Great video! I'm thinking of trying GreenePunch 18-0-1 this season. Would this be recommended for sandy soil with centipede (Georgia coast)? I like how low the N rates are. That's good for my grass type.
Patrick Witherow yessir. I have a few Gibson’s, that’s an 80’s era, I just ordered new locking tuners as the originals are starting to weaken. I have and SST, my J-15, a couple takamines (1978 guild lawsuit 12 string and a cedar jumbo from 1995) as well as a couple other beauties laying around. The SG is currently paired with an 80’s Ampeg twin reverbrocket
@@Lawncology nice. I'm.a drummer. My kit is dw collectors series. I have several 1960s, 1970s Ludwig snares, Brady snares from Australia made from very dense wood only found in their deserts/bush. We should jam sometime!
It’s very apparent you like what you do and know a great deal about it. We’re all Very fortunate you try to pass along your knowledge to everyone! Thanks man!
I bought that Charles Walters book you suggested. I was hugely irritated to get to chapter 9 where he suggests making "weed peppers" then "homeopathically diluted and potentized" decide which dilution to use by "pendulum dousing" but "without regard for which constellation the moon is in" . Seriously this is woo and majic and you shouldn't be promoting it. I have enjoyed your videos greatly up to now, but seriously are you really promoting homeopathic weed management? If you are, make some of these "weed peppers" and lets see you treat some weeds successfully on video.
+BCH Garden Services weed management through nutrient balance. I couldn’t care less which way people choose to kill weeds as long as you look at underlying issues. As with anything, take what’s good, toss what’s bad, and no one i know are making silly concoctions for weed controls
@@Lawncology Is anything in the book 'good' , was he just having a bit of a 'moment' in chapter 9? I will be happy to read other books or authors on this -please suggest :-) - but just at the moment, I don't know if I can trust a word written by walters. Everything in the book could be complete woooo! Ok I have a better suggestion, I have a large patch of nettles in a field behind my house - how do I prove to myself that I can impact or change the plant population with nutrients? Is there a better place to have this discussion?
+BCH Garden Services get a soil test if you need a baseline or, look at what the suggestions could be for a remedy with calcium. The nutrient balance and getting good levels of material whether it’s organic matter redistribution or pH changes will impact certain plants ability to thirhve in any environment. Shoot me an email, answers@lawncology.com I have some pictures from a field I’d like to share with you.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You seem to be a pioneer of organic turf management. I bet in 50 years this will be mainstream thanks to people like you and we won’t have to use dangerous cancer causing chemicals to make our lawns look pretty
Amazing video every knowledgeable being every young to the lawncare business you not just helping me but also my customers and Neighbors with the knowledge you pass on to me.
Great informative video as always. Look forward to viewing the next.
Gene DuClos thank you!
Another great vid
Great stuff, John. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching and I hope it's valuable going forward!
John this is so interesting thanks for sharing.
LARRY NELSON thank you Larry!
Enjoyed the conversation- it makes sense thinking about vegetation from the ground up.. but never really thought of it like that!
Don’s Lawns thanks don! I’m going to start grouping vids into “weeds by nutrient deficiency” for the upcoming stuff
Lawncology can’t wait to hear more! That’s very intriguing.
You recovered nicely! The one take cowboy. Great info coach!
a couple of swear words and i was back in action
Great info sir, thank you for your time!
LawnCareDad thank you!
Thanks John, appreciate the information.
jef chaplin you’re welcome!
I was in my flower beds this past weekend (45 degrees 👍🏻)looking at the weeds with long tap roots, wondering to my self... is there a benefit to the tap roots, in this hard clay I have... allowing the tap root to shoot down as far as possible? Instead of pulling these weeds during the winter...
The Greener Lawn what type are you seeing?
Lawncology dandelion and thistle.
The Greener Lawn both are indicators of low calcium
Lawncology good to know. What about bindweed/morning glory?
The Greener Lawn same thing
Great stuff! Thanks!
Good stuff
First.
Also thanks for sharing your knowledge on what the weeds are telling us about soil health.
Jon Fokken wow that was fast
Can I go out with Air 8 right now in houston? I just put down about 12 oz per 1000 of humic 12 this weekend.
Bird Dog that would be just fine. Hopefully you get a little rain or some water to push that down.
Lawncology i ran my sprinklers and we had some rain last night.
Bird Dog perfect. Nail it.
Great video! I have bare spots in my Bermuda lawn where weeds were last year. I recently purchased cousin of carbonx package. I still have quality fertilizer to use this spring and summer, so I likely won't be using the carbon X fertilizer yet. I'm thinking I need to get some RGS for my bare spots, along with pulling up some plugs on the healthier parts and transplanting them to the bare spots. Thoughts? Alabama Gulf Coast Zone 8B. Am I problem solving this in the right direction?
The Lawn Mower if you can start applying RGS in a back back to those spots, the Bermuda will be encouraged to fill in. I’d start now while it’s dormant
@@Lawncology Thank you, John.
Great video! I'm thinking of trying GreenePunch 18-0-1 this season. Would this be recommended for sandy soil with centipede (Georgia coast)? I like how low the N rates are. That's good for my grass type.
Patrick Witherow that will be great. Keep it at the 12-15 ounce rate and you will be golden.
@@Lawncology Thank you John!
@@Lawncology is that a Gibson SG on the wall? One of my favorite guitars if so.
Patrick Witherow yessir. I have a few Gibson’s, that’s an 80’s era, I just ordered new locking tuners as the originals are starting to weaken. I have and SST, my J-15, a couple takamines (1978 guild lawsuit 12 string and a cedar jumbo from 1995) as well as a couple other beauties laying around. The SG is currently paired with an 80’s Ampeg twin reverbrocket
@@Lawncology nice. I'm.a drummer. My kit is dw collectors series. I have several 1960s, 1970s Ludwig snares, Brady snares from Australia made from very dense wood only found in their deserts/bush. We should jam sometime!
Not a lot of broad leaf weeds, but I am covered with Poa Annua in my fescue.
Jason waters I will touch on that in upcoming vids
These vids are gold! I’m really enjoying the content
Velvethamma thank you very much!
I feel like I need a tote of Humic12 now.
You are to dirt science, what Bill Belichick is to the patriots!
A genius!
Thanks man, I do enjoy it!
It’s very apparent you like what you do and know a great deal about it.
We’re all Very fortunate you try to pass along your knowledge to everyone!
Thanks man!
Such a long video for so little content...
diverfrog bwahaha! If you have interest in this, the next one is about which weeds identify calcium deficiency.
Skip to 3:50 if you came here just to learn about weeds
I bought that Charles Walters book you suggested. I was hugely irritated to get to chapter 9 where he suggests making "weed peppers" then "homeopathically diluted and potentized" decide which dilution to use by "pendulum dousing" but "without regard for which constellation the moon is in" . Seriously this is woo and majic and you shouldn't be promoting it. I have enjoyed your videos greatly up to now, but seriously are you really promoting homeopathic weed management? If you are, make some of these "weed peppers" and lets see you treat some weeds successfully on video.
+BCH Garden Services weed management through nutrient balance. I couldn’t care less which way people choose to kill weeds as long as you look at underlying issues. As with anything, take what’s good, toss what’s bad, and no one i know are making silly concoctions for weed controls
@@Lawncology Is anything in the book 'good' , was he just having a bit of a 'moment' in chapter 9? I will be happy to read other books or authors on this -please suggest :-) - but just at the moment, I don't know if I can trust a word written by walters. Everything in the book could be complete woooo! Ok I have a better suggestion, I have a large patch of nettles in a field behind my house - how do I prove to myself that I can impact or change the plant population with nutrients? Is there a better place to have this discussion?
+BCH Garden Services get a soil test if you need a baseline or, look at what the suggestions could be for a remedy with calcium. The nutrient balance and getting good levels of material whether it’s organic matter redistribution or pH changes will impact certain plants ability to thirhve in any environment. Shoot me an email, answers@lawncology.com I have some pictures from a field I’d like to share with you.