The youtube guys gets it for free

Cheapest is per gallon from your local Loves, Pilot, Flying J truck stop. Boxed is about 4 times the price per gallon

2:31 “Jesus”

Cameraman? 😂😂 With leggings on, bro!!😅

Ur one cool and very informative dude 😎, saaaaalute🙋🏾‍♂️

Very helpful, concise and simple to follow. Thanks!

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What is hilarious is you can use it as fertilizer but when the dnr inspects our fuel bay and sees our def hose leaking on the concrete that's bad! Wtf?

Dog rocks have definitely helped us. People need to understand there's rarely a silver bullet and it takes a multidisciplinary approach to really make something work. Our girl has wreaked havoc on our previous property's lawn. So much so that in winter (S.E Queensland's drier period), it effectively killed off the entire lawn becaus there wasn't enough healthy lawn remaining to spread back. In the new place we accidently delayed using pet rocks. We got about a half dozen burn spots. But after that first week we got the dog rocks in and we've been here for about 5 weeks now and still only have those same initial burns. We DO however, see the large dark green areas where she's still weeing, and no burn marks. There's some strong lessons in the use of dog rocks: 1. They are NOT recovery tool, they're preventative. If your lawn is too hammered like ours was, dont expect any miracle return of your coverage. 2. It takes time, the water needa to interact with the rocks so try to avoid letting your dog dive in to a freshly filled water bowl. 3. They are sensative to the water:rock ratio - you have to make sure you have enough rock to interact with the water (too much water and too little rock and it wont have the desired effect). And yeah.. i guess 4. All of the other above points you've mentioned (watering/diluting) particularly first pee of the day would help. Ill try train her to pee in a special spot but all I can imagine happening is she'll just wander around trying to move away from where I want her.

Look at mowed fields. They have a variety of plants along with the grass. They need no fertilizer or watering unlike your chemical dead lawns.

When you showed the lawns of the day and said they were killing it you were exactly right. They killed the life in their soil by using toxic chemicals to kill so called weeds. Their dead lawns pollute our environment including our air and water. Grow a natural lawn and watch the wildlife foraging on your lawn.

Thank you for your wonderful explanation, any lawn plant has a nitrogen content requirement, but they only need 1% to 2% urea concentration. If urea particles can be purchased, they can be sprayed after water dissolution, which will greatly reduce the cost of raw materials.

DEF is just liquid Urea (46-0-0) and ionized water. That's it.

So why not buy it in the bag which is much cheaper? Pour it in a 5 gallon bucket. Put some hose water on it and then use it on your yard. You still come out cheaper

I've seen tons of lawn care videos. This one is very well done and informative. Thanks!

Not for st augustine

Ron from Ohio got that Plants vs Zombies ass lawn 💀

2:31 that was a bee/wasp not Jesus

New home build, recently moved in. The front yard was sodded, the back hydrosprayed. Grass is growing in, but there is still a ton of hay etc from the initial application. Would dethatching be recommended in my case? Maybe in the spring?

How can I get one of those hats?

I'll take all the waste for my compost.

I got a neighbor down the street stop get out and ask me about my Black Out grass. It's cool when people notice.

Worked great on my lawn. Grass is dark green and growing still. Everyone else is dormant and yellow already

Do you think this will work with bermuda seed? I live less than a half mile from the greatest overseeding job of them all: Augusta National. I have a golf practice area in the back that my son and I use that is overseeded heavily with perennial rye, then starting May 1st every year I start filling in the divots with bermuda seed. It would be really great to get the bermuda to fill in faster once the warm season grass time of the year comes.

Just found your channel and new to the yard maintenance ⛑️ game 🏡. Never heard of anybody doing soil testing here in Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 or the varieties of products you can use in the USA 🇺🇸. Newbie 👍

Would be nice if they could make some kind of wood stakes that would rot out over time.

Jesus Loves you !

you can also get it at your local parts store; Napa ,Autozone , and others

False did it 4 different times with other repatriable KZbinrs seeds never worked I’ve figured like life u need water and air can’t get air too the seed if it’s always submerged wont sprout

Is it possible to apply urea in the month of November.

When do you apply pre-emergent ? Before or after applying the fertilizer? How many days gap do you recommend or does it not matter ?

Great info, first time with lawn since childhood. 13 bags of thatch laterals aeration and fertilizer city boys lawn is kicking ass. thx

hahahhaha the end... xD! thanks for the vid!

Do I need to water the lawn after applying the nitrogen? And water how often?

Menards sells a product called chick n poo which is around $11 for a 25 pound bag

WOW! that's exactly my point!

Its urine

I'm a little late to comment on this, but I have the exact same Sunjoe and I also would install the attachments upside down like shown at 05:33.

i detach with earthworms

After spraying ammonium sulfate does it need to be watered in right away?

I applied 1 ounce over my 500sf bermuda and lol it all dying lol

Pre soaking is how HippieMamas do their bean sprouts for their salads and have since the 60's We switch the water 3x a day Swish and Rinse AND we use warm water and keep the seed in a warn sunny window sill Pre sprouting is OLD as far as food goes - sprouted grains for bread is an ancient technique

Nice AI background. Nice vid but man --- constant hand waving incredibly annoying after a while. 😮

I’m currently in Northeast Ohio. I overseeded with perennial rye back in 09/22/24. Its come in really good and thickened up my lawn pretty good. Am I safe to start applying this nitrogen blitz for the rest of the season?

Granular humic acid? Peat moss? Coco coir? Something to dry up the seed and make it spreadable? Which would be best and its cost? Interesting.

I have 5 acres i will have to figure this out lol

will this work for florida type grass?

You end your videos with "Get off my lawn". Well excuse me. 🫤