Here's what happens to YOUR LAWN if you STOP THIS

[@TheLawnCareNut]

That sexy music wetting the robot mower was incredible!

[@Lawncology]

Hot wet summer

[@josepheckonen6910]

Glad to see you're starting to make lawn videos again that are educational. I was starting to wonder if you were getting away from Turf grass management. I know you're busy and the fertigation and robo mower etc help do your lawn while you are busy, but those are the cultural things we lawncare managers love doing. All the cultural things being out on the lawn. It's nice to finally see an educational real lawn video again. I truly missed them. I had to keep watching old re-runs of yours. I miss seeing you manually spray the lawn and manually reel mow it. Those are the things we lawn nuts go nuts that we can't do over winter. And once we can finally get out on the lawn, we better cherish ot because the season will be over with in a quick blink of an eye and then we will be back in doors watching our lawn doormant with snow on it again. Cherish being out on the lawn. Cherish teaching us all about Turf grass management still. They are actually food for our minds and lawn souls.

[@gerryhenning7337]

Cut JP some slack, there’s a writers strike going on ya know?? Lol

[@stash7714]

I like his funny content, nothing wrong with both

[@johnhamilton9229]

I have a similar lens on this. Watching that guy drinking coffee and the cutting with the manual reel. My inspiration cut the lawn.

[@Lawncology]

I did an experiment with only shorts for June. Back to what I know

[@johnhamilton9229]

@@Lawncology shorts or no pants. I’ll still watch 😂👍

[@dennispage5333]

Its been a roller coaster ride this year in Utah with the weather, Mine lawn should be better and I have no clue what to do. Your timing is perfect.

[@randyewell3788]

Beautiful Lawn. I just spent 4 1/2 weeks at Primary Children's Hospital for my son. Lawn is crispy. On day 2 of 💧. Can't wait for it 2 green again 4 biostems

[@Lawncology]

Is your son ok? Way more important than grass

[@randyewell3788]

Doing good. Had his 3rd open heart surgery at 2yrs old. Had a long recovery at hospital but we made it out

[@Lawncology]

@@randyewell3788 ❤️❤️

[@garykennedy5263]

Happy Independence day JP. Just realized that I am almost out of RGS, so I have some ordered from Allyn!

[@ColeSpolaric]

I have found that giving my flowers and vegetables a variety of organic fertilizers that encourage soil activity they do amaze balls!

[@golddigger9326]

Your a smart man Cole but these so called lawn care professionals want you to buy , use , repeat,buy , use , repeat 😬😤😂😂😂😂😂

[@ColeSpolaric]

@@golddigger9326 😂 😆 🤣

[@michaelshallue1801]

Great video to encourage the Bio stems! What a comparison....I was heavy on granular apps andnow in summer just started foliar feed ing with multiple fertilizer, iron& micros and bio liquids. I have my lawn tight,thick, &glowing through this heat!!!

[@BenjaminT.Minkler]

I need to reorder, I've been off the stuff for just over a month, and I'm jones'n for another good hit .... I thought I could make it a bit longer, cause normally hot/dry and slow growth should have fully set in by mid June, but instead we have gotten rollercoaster mild temps and some rains, which is looking like will last thru mid July now so haven't done any watering nor apps for a bit - but I'm guessing if I start squeezing some out soon in later July and Aug, Sept will be a top notch lawn show case for me

[@Lawncology]

All on sale right now!!!

[@josephrottina1901]

Can’t wait for the results big John.👍🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@lazylearner967]

I live on the Wasatch Front, and have been using a fraction of N this year. But I have been more liberal with my Air 8, RGS, and Micro-green. My lawn looks better than is has for years. In years past I have moved every 3-5 days. . Part of that is due to the cool weather for sure. It will be interesting to see how it shakes out by mid Aug after we have had high temps. I must also tell you that t his year to to High School MTB, I am only mowing once every 6-7 days at most. I also burned down 1/2 of my front yard and re-seeded and overseeded areas with Barenbrug RTF. Those areas are doing great! I think RGS is my favorite in your line up, although I don't have the guts to ONLY use that one.

[@TheLawnCareNut]

George over at Princess Cut was showing some results from Jesse using sea kelp. And the MySoil (Soil Lab) guys did some root washing to show the excellent results found with humic acid. Very interesting content lately all around!

[@Lawncology]

It sure is. It’s nice that people are finally catching up to the consistent results and info we’ve been giving without needing to revise our views right?

[@TerranceSTL]

Bio stem has been keeping my lawn green in the 100 to 110 heatwave we had i been rotate air-8 and Rgs together then using microgreen and using humic 12 every 4 weeks

[@maggarlion]

JP you need to a video about growing grass under shade trees.

[@gerryhenning7337]

Great video JP, you can see the difference! I’ve been using those products and all my neighbors yards were really checking out after 7 weeks with hot temps and no rain but mine hung in pretty well. I did give it some irrigation but so did the neighbors, they just don’t know the secrets of N-ext products!!!

[@Lawncology]

That is awesome!

[@mysteriouse5891]

Classy! Thank you! I have not liked the color so put down some yesterday. Also, this is National Crab Grass Month here in North Carolina, where Crab is king! Note: there is a video of crab grass being prepared as tea somewhere on this site. Enjoy! 🦀

[@spankyslawncarellc7822]

John, I must say I've stayed on track with my bio apps. My turf is rocking the neighborhood right now. I guess you could say my lawn is doing well.

[@Lawncology]

I’ve got to get back on track

[@spankyslawncarellc7822]

@Lawncology ok let's Go!!!

[@AndrewMcGinley-i5o]

Im on my second year of bios and the difference between my turf and the neighbor is laughable. No questions your products are amazing

[@Lawncology]

It’s gamechanging

[@brentcolby7670]

Glad to have more videos out now, any recommendations on how to treat red thread? i have one part of my lawn that getting hit pretty hard

[@scottgieringer8589]

Always great info. I just put down sea k humic and green effect fri could tell the difference in a couple days

[@Lawncology]

Yeah, I’m happy to see how much of a difference can be noticed so quickly

[@trevormuggeridge4560]

First Aussie 😁. John, the lawn is coming along nicely, have a great 4th of July celebration. 😎

[@Lawncology]

Thank you!

[@richp5064]

So I had an area in my lawn that was getting heat stressed. I was watering it manually besides my normal irrigation cycles. Anyway I hit this area with rgs at a heavy rate and boom it is the darkest green grass in my backyard.

[@Lawncology]

That’s what’s about to go on here

[@richp5064]

@@Lawncology so i went well over the recommended application rate. I used a hose end sprayer and used like 30 oz of rgs on about 300 sf lol. Not sure if you ever applied that heavy but it worked fantastic. It is the greenest spot in my yard

[@johnkaneiii9167]

What's up Johnny, Happy 4th of July to you, my lawn is looking awesome!! I got a couple of boxes of goodies a week ago to reload 👍👍

[@Lawncology]

Thanks! You too!

[@mountndome]

Would you recommend the irrigreen system or do you think a traditional system is better ?

[@Lawncology]

Watch my video coming out tomorrow

[@brandonhyden9454]

I’ve ran bio’s last 3-4 years on major problems all year. This year got in a car accident and couldn’t do or afford most of my hobbies. So needless to say that lawn has only got NPK last four five months and is definitely struggling. It’s only grass but it’s my grass. You will get yours back in tip top shape in no time. Go bio stimulants !!!!!

[@Lawncology]

Hope your recovering buddy

[@brandonhyden9454]

@@Lawncology yes sir doc says 3-6 months. I’am two months in and do good. Thank you

[@lazylearner967]

Speedy recovery to you!

[@brandonhyden9454]

@@lazylearner967 thank you good sir

[@ASMRStressRelief4u]

Hey John, I just recently purchased a backpack sprayer and several of your products. Question, can all of the products be put down at the same time, one application? I picked up some MicroGreene, GreeneEffect, Air8, RGS, Humic12 and GreenePunch. I’m new to the liquid game and want to make sure I do this right! Thanks in advance!

[@Lawncology]

Don’t put them out at once. Enjoy the apps

[@banksie1186]

Does Dethatch need to be watered in?

[@johnfetter3252]

About 0.25 inch of water after DeThatch. I use it in May, June, July and August here in Ft Worth Texas. Great product.

[@kennyjohn3774]

Biostims saved all my warm season customers this year in the South. With ALL the rain and cloudiness over the majority of days from November thru June, the disease factor and late greenup was off the chain! But my customers' recovery was exceptionally quicker. Guys in our biz were asking me if it was fungicides that were the difference. Nope! GCF biostimulants for the win! Gotta smoke what you're selling bro.

[@Lawncology]

😁

[@DMCnME]

Very interesting. I just can’t wait to see my dirt for the first time. Everything I apply sits in my insanely ludicrous 3” thatch layer. In the last 5 years, no aerator, dethatcher or product has put a dent in it. Finally submitting… and mechanically removing the turf. Once I can see dirt, I’m jazzed to see what biostims will do at that point. Great content!

[@jaymetheaccountant]

Where is Striperman?? 😂 Looks pretty good JP love me them biostims ❤

[@Striperman]

Striperman is alive and well. He is giving others a chance to be first. Its tough being on top 🤣🤣🤣

[@Striperman]

I have used GreenPunch, RGS and Humic 12 a few weeks ago. Lawn is looking its best in a long time and only watered 3 times in June at 3/4" 🤯🤯🤯

[@Lawncology]

Epic

[@LawnNOrder]

Solid

[@golddigger9326]

Work harder not smarter , work smarter not harder , I'm so confused now 🤔

[@Lawncology]

Smart. Stay ahead. Playing catch up is never fun

[@TerranceSTL]

The Lawn is looking money

[@Fishneck10]

So biostims aren’t helping the soil. If it were you wouldn’t see a difference so quickly when stopping the applications.

[@Lawncology]

Soil begins to claw it’s way back to its origins whenever you stop anything that is corrective. This is why it’s common for people to apply lime year over year or sulfur as the soil will work it’s way back. The life and structure of the soil, water holding capacity and such is all there. The nutrient processing and chelation from chemical interactions has slowed. Thus, color and health is behind. A similar statement would be, fertilizer doesn’t help the turf if it did, the turf wouldnt look so different when you stop applying. Biostims move beyond just soil. Most contain growth promoting auxins or auxin style growth when applied. Portions of all the biostims are foliarly absorbed. It’s a total package. So yes, if you remove something that is there for total benefit, you will see a difference. And as I said, the grass doesn’t look bad, just not up to where my standards are.