How to Identify Lawn Fungus

In this video if you have a fungus in your lawn, I show you how to spot it. It's important to know that if you have a fungus, what type of fungus it is and how to treat it. Some people use fungicides on the wrong fungus and it makes them frustrated when it doesn't clear up. That's why its important to know exactly what fungus it is and then research what fungicide tou need to use to clear it up. Most people think that Propiconizole will clear up every fungus but that's not the case. It works on most, but is ineffective to some. I hope this video helps you to identify different fungus.
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[@onthelawntraining5205]

Bro...that was one of the best fungus videos I've come across on the tubes. A+ job Polo, keep up the great content 💪🏽 ....that track in the background was 🔥🔥🔥 too

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Appreciate you bro. This video is definitely filled with knowledge about fungus in the lawn 💪🏾💪🏾 #WeWorkinTCPP

[@maggarlion]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService I was walking my lawn in the morning just before I started work when I saw mycelium. I had seen the small brown spots.. I was shocked to see it so early. I have since added Propiconazole to the whole yard

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

@@maggarlion 2 oz per 1,000 sqft

[@supersaiyan2316]

Very informative. I feel like I can go and properly identify fungus now.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Knowledge is Power 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾Thanks Supa

[@brandonhyden9454]

I started a fungicides program this year of far so good. Rotating between two different group fungicides. 😎

[@TriniDB]

Mind if I ask which ones you’re using? I’m new to the game lol. Trying to get a head start once I establish a good lawn.

[@brandonhyden9454]

Armada and 3336.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

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[@lynettetucker544]

Thanks polo for this important lawn information on the different types of grass diseases 👍🏾

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

No problem Ms Tucker. Now you have a good idea on what to look for if you see some brown spots in your lawn ✊🏾

[@Methodical2]

I sometimes include iron with with the fungicide, depending on the condition of the lawn. I had to jump on my parent's lawn really quick because it came hard and with a vengeance and I used iron to help green it up. I used Aramda 50 that has two modes of action (1&3). It's coming back to life. If you can afford the professional chemical, do it. It actually cost less than the big box store stuff, when you do the math. Don't be afraid of the initial cost because it is way cheaper in the long run. You will have to use much less of the product and you will typically have to pre-treat your lawn each year and throughout the season. Fungus will be back and you will be ready for it.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Couldn't have said it any better. The Azprop I used in this video has 2 modes of action as well. Best way to tackle a fungus when its present 👌🏾

[@helpthehomies4099]

I use iron as well but I also include potassium as well to help with the stress

[@jficken29]

Great content!! One of the most informative videos regarding fungus in lawn. Thank you for sharing!

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Thank you Joseph 🙏🏾

[@cr831]

I needed this video... I have fungus all in my lawn. I am in GA near Atlanta - the heat, humidity and rain.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Unfortunately it's that time of the year for it. Good thing is, NOW you know what to look for. Thanks CR

[@gmfigueroa7]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

You're welcome, GM 👍🏾

[@FarmerQ]

Bro, legendary video. Learned through the whole thing.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

That was the main goal 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾Thanks Bruh

[@TurfTherapy]

Bruh this video was perfect 💯 👌🏾🌱

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Thanks Turf #WeWorkinTCPP

[@ElevatedLawnscapes]

Spot on with this video bro...We Workin' 💪🏾👌🏾🌱

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Yes Sirrrr 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾

[@Liam-vm9uy]

You are so knowledgeable! It makes me look at grass so different Liam UK

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Thank you Liam for you kind words and your comment means I must be doing something right 😉

[@jamesgannon8914]

Thank you!

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

You're welcome, James 👍🏾

[@leeroyjenkins422]

Great video!! Tks!!

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Appreciate you, Leeroy 👍🏾

[@GGNaturals]

Oh wow I feel like a semi-pro lawn care expert! Thank you for sharing this information 🙏🏽

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

No problem GG. We're here to help each other out. I'm sure I'll be asking you garden questions in the future 😎

[@GGNaturals]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService I’m always willing to help with what I know. ✌🏾

[@TriniDB]

📝 ☑️ I took good notes on this bro thanks!

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

No problem

[@GirLzLawn]

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[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

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[@terrywatts1060]

Good stuff here

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Thank you sir

[@Concepts30]

I love how you make everything make sense nice and simple keep the good work! Which nozzle tips do you suggest?

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Thanks frank, nozzle tips depend on the weather. If you have a little wind and it's very humid, use a tip that has large droplets. Using a tip with medium droplets is the way to go, though, when spraying fungicides

[@TheGreenerLawn]

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[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

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[@TurfTherapy]

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[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

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[@stinkypuddleranch]

Super informative, and so very well thought-out. I most definitely learned - a lot. Thank you for sharing. Have an amazing day. ✌️

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Thanks, I'm glad your soaking up some information 🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@webmoss]

I have found out that dethatching your lawn minimizes disease and fungus. Areas that I have not dethatched are browning out hard

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

This is true. A fungus can also live in thatch and cause problems

[@duke6470]

Your explanations are on point and I'm surprised I'm just now seeing your channel. So I have the mycelium in my yard and emailed the local extension with photos and they told me it maybe a spider or some sort of mite. After watching your video I think that is not the case.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

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[@duke6470]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService Thanks my brother. I was able to determine it was spider webbing and not mycelium.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

@duke6470 Great, a lot of people get confused. That's why I dropped that video above so that you can see the difference between the 2 👍🏾

[@PrincessCutLawnCare]

he said right thurr, you from the ATL arent you?? subbed.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

No Sir. I'm from Louisville KY. Still country 😆😆

[@chrissmith4793]

I have some melting out and brown patch in my yard i have put down fungicide we are having some hot days when can i water my yard?

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Water your lawn in the mornings before 10 am. Deep and infrequent watering. For example, I water my lawn on Tuesday and Saturday early in the mornings when it's super hot and if we haven't received any rain.

[@tarahatley]

Referred by Turf Therapy

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

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[@OstinCruz-pz3mm]

Can I apply early morning when grass is still wet? Cause is easier to spot the areas? Is it safe to apply to entire lawn. Reason I ask is because I've been leaving clippings and mulching...

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Hello Ostin, Yes, you can apply your fungicide early in the morning. Always apply your fungicide over your entire lawn. Never spot spray a fungicide like how you may do weeds. If you have a fungus in your lawn, BAG ALL OF YOUR CLIPPINGS until the fungus is gone. Don't mulch them or side discharge them because you would just be spreading the fungus throughout your lawn. Hope this helps 🙏🏾

[@NOTORIOUS-rt2nf]

If I just used weed stop spectracide how long until I can use fungicide?

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Hello Notorious, even though this product will start working immediately, give it a couple days. Let the ingredients fully get into the plant. Then apply your fungicide 👍🏾

[@aquienpuedainteresar4188]

Thanks for the info. I need to step up my anti fungus game. Do you know if theres a correlation between H.O.C. and fungus. My thinking is that taller grass will retain moisture increasing the chances for fungus on high humidity high temperatures. Also would you do a video on different tips for different spray applications.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Hey, Height of cut doesn't make a difference when it comes to diseases. I've seen lawns cut high (4.25) and cut low (1 inch) that has received a fungus.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Your second question, what do you mean when you say different tips for different spray applications? Give me a quick example....

[@aquienpuedainteresar4188]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService Thanks. I guessed that by eliminating excess moisture could reduce the chances of getting fungus but you know better. I saw in the video you have a tip that spray really wide. Also others suggest to use different tips for soil drench or foliar applications and things like that. I just for some reason don't seem to get what they try to explain. Maybe they complicated a bit but must likely it's me. You break things down easy for me to understand.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

@@aquienpuedainteresar4188 Thanks, spraying all comes with practice. Practice on concrete with water FIRST so you can see your spray width and actually how much water is getting on the ground. SECOND, medium pressure is fine to spray. You just want to coat the grass, NOT pressure wash it if you know what I mean. THIRD, trust your gut that what you put down is covering the area that you are spraying. I use a tip that sprays wide because of time. The wider the spray, the quicker I get done and could go to the next one. I will TRY to do a video on spraying soon that can give people tips about spraying 👍🏾

[@aquienpuedainteresar4188]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService I appreciate that. I'll be practicing that way and will get better and better. We Workin 👍🏼👍🏼

[@milleniumann28]

that sprayer on point 👍 got a link?

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

It's a Strom Sprayer. Sorry I don't have a link but you can find it on Amazon and GCI turf (Pete) sells them on his site. Hope this helps

[@milleniumann28]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService dang that reply was quick ima jump on amazon now. I've been hand spraying with gallon jugs and a pump backpack sprayer that just doesn't lay the product even. feel like I'm missing spots, oh by the way that money green video is just what I needed had lime green strands out of nowhere never knew it was a disease. I just kept cutting every other day so it wasn't as noticeable. its just one spot around a sprinkler head where the fescue is so tall the water is soaking it thats probably why when I cut it went away. all makes sense now all the water that spot was receiving, appreciate it bro just subbed 👍!!!!!

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

@@milleniumann28 No problem, when you say "lime green strands" are you referring to grass? Lime green grass that is growing taller than your fescue?

[@milleniumann28]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService exactly its almost like its losing its color only a handful tho around this one sprinkler head. this one spot the head is lower and barely gets over the top of the grass so it gets alot of water... plus I've seen spots on my leaves so I cut back on the watering and before I could put the prop down it went away. but its coming back slowly due to overseeding I just started 2weeks ago so water is running hard right now just saw my first disease spots yesterday morning.

[@milleniumann28]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService yea the lime green definitely out runs the fescue turns lime green then white like I sprayed tenacity on it.

[@angelf9800]

Is there a good app to use to know what type of fungus I have.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

To my knowledge, there isn't an app for that. What does it look like?

[@angelf9800]

@@PoloFieldsLawnService I think it’s brown patch in one area I have tall fescue or it’s over watered since it’s been raining a lot in north Texas and it’s been hot. I am going to apply Scotts DiseaseEx and bio advance lawn disease control and see it it helps it in the next weeks.

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

@angelf9800 OK, apply that disease x at the curative rate. It should clear up in a couple of weeks

[@DOOBERtv]

Can grubs and fungus cause similar issues?

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Yes and No. Here is how it works. Grubs and fungus will cause brown spots. When it's grub damage, you can pull the dead grass right up out of the ground. When it's fungus, you'll see mycelium or spots on the grass blades. Depending on the fungus, brown spots will be in circle shapes or irregular patterns. You won't be able to pull the grass up like if it is grub damage.

[@DOOBERtv]

@PoloFieldsLawnService thank you for taking time to give me advice! ✌️ ❤️

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

@@DOOBERtv No problem 👍🏾

[@chinov9445]

Good detailed video actually one of the best 🔬🎯🏡🤌🏽

[@PoloFieldsLawnService]

Thank you, Chino 👌🏾