How to Use N-Ext D-Thatch™ Thatch Digester // Liquid Thatch Remover

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Wait, so you mean to tell me you can break down thatch....with a liquid? You don't have to use a mechanical D-Thatcher or power rake? Yes...that is exactly what we are covering in this video. How to use N-Ext D-Thatch™ Thatch Digester. Paul will go over the rates to use, why you should use it and what the results are going to be from using it.
N-Ext D-Thatch™ Thatch Digester is designed to reduce thatch build up in lawns that do not have the ability to be mechanically adjusted due to cultivar or time of season.
N-Ext D-Thatch™ focuses on composting thatch faster by encouraging microbial activity at the soil surface and increasing heat. This exothermic release by increased soil activity will breakdown thatch from the soil level up. Thatch is quickly reduced and the organic matter is captured as a food source for your turf.
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[@kosko20]

D-Thatch arrives at doorstep. Searches for this video. Sees "July 2nd, 2019" It's July 2nd, 2020. Perfect timing.

[@pault477]

So what would you set your ortho sprayer on and how much would you put in the tank.

[@r.soleprop329]

Most underrated N-ext product in my opinion. I include D-thatch in my weekly rotating N-ext applications. Microbial activity = increased earthworm activity = healthy lawn.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Could not agree more! Thanks for watching and commenting. Keep on keeping on! - Castleberry

[@pault477]

How long before you see results with D-Thatch

[@sheldonmillard5695]

R. Sole prop what is your N-Ext rotation?

[@pault477]

R. Soleprop what is your rotation?

[@sheldonmillard5695]

Paul T I would like to develop one

[@kevinmorales7968]

Starting my lawn journey as a new homeowner and I’ve been so overwhelmed with all the chemicals and products. So thank you for simplifying on what d-thatch does !

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thank you for watching. Please go through our library and if we can answer any questions, please ask.

[@bigalgce]

Hi Paul, what setting do you use on the Dial N Spray for this product. Thanks!, Al

[@ba-ed9xv]

Hello, I have not done anything with my lawn for over 30 years. I am just learning about aeration and dethatching. My lawn is a combination of grass and what is described as "moss like". The ground is very hard and compact. Should I aerate it first to at least get some break though circulation in the dirt? Other suggestions welcome as I have zero experience with gardening. Thank you.

[@buhaygreen519]

hi! I have a 2-gallons battery sprayer so how many oz of DThatcher do i have to put to mix with water? Thanks

[@NExtDIYLawn]

You would put 6-9 oz per gallon

[@charliec8849]

So if i have a 6000sq and i use 8ounces per my 1000sq that's 24ounces. My question is if i am using a 4 gallon backpack sprayer how much water do i need?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Everything is based on "1 gallon of water per 1,000 square feet." You will need 6 gallons of water.

[@charliec8849]

@@NExtDIYLawn Thanks! I was overthinking it. Lol

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

First to be 110 heat index with 75 percent humidity

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Ouch! - Castleberry

[@texas_mike4982]

So can i spray the evening before as i dont usally have time to spray early in the day most of the time.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Absolutely!

[@stanb5685]

Can you use all of the N-Ext products with the EX-Flo system. I can adjust to put all the product in one cycle. Thanks in advanced Stan.

[@henrytaylor69]

Can you mix any other biostimulants with the dethatcher.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

I wouldn't. D-Thatch should sit on the grass.

[@dtkennard]

Great video Paul and thank you! I have a question, after using the D-Thatch, can I use N-Ext Air8 immediately afterwards?

[@mikemorris8497]

We got results in just a few hours! Used the dial n spray , then watered in for 15 minutes. Got 90 degree heat. Next morning had a nice green up. Impressive

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Awesome to hear! Thanks for sharing, watching and dropping a comment. Keep on keeping on. - Castleberry

[@RVALawnLove]

I want to apply d-thatch and microgreene in the same day. What order should I do it? I’m going hose end

[@donniereidjr]

I love the spray machine you have. That's pretty slick. I'd like to have that one instead of carrying a sprayer on my back.

[@jdrobbi]

Back into upper 80's later next week...almost time for a healthy dose of D-Thatch!

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Absolutely! Have fun and keep on keeping on. - Castleberry

[@waltham1654]

Very informative and helpful you answered all my concerns in one video. Thanks

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Good to hear!

[@jvortherms3]

I live in TN and it's going to get in the 70's this week. Is it ok to De-Thatch or should we wait until it gets warmer? Also do you know what kills Goose Grass? I've got a lot of that stuff.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

You can, but it works better in warmer weather.

[@josephmenditto9590]

Can I apply D-Thatch in the early afternoon and then water in the next morning?

[@bigturbob7356]

Hey so I over seeded my lawn about 3 weeks ago and machine dethatched as well as scarified my turf. After two weeks I am seeing germination but there are still areas with dead matted down grass. Can I use d-thatch on newly germinating grass? My grass type is KBG. Thanks in advance!

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment/question! Very good question. You can still use D-Thatch on the newly germinated grass to help clear up some of that dead matted material.

[@bigturbob7356]

Thank you!

[@AjsGoDucks]

Hey Paul, I was curious how well D-Thatch will do with Poa Annua once it dies off in the summer heat? I started over last fall with GCI’s TTTF and the mesotrione that I laid down didn’t keep the Poa away with my multiple applications. Hoping that D-Thatch would be a good option to chew through and get rid of the upcoming brown/dead spots in the yard. Thanks!

[@samuelasamoah6906]

Oh no! Uve got urea wont work for us....we are battling with necrotic rings...

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Email us if you need some advice or help... [e-mail]

[@samuelasamoah6906]

@@NExtDIYLawn will do just that

[@timbarton5316]

Used the dethatch on 7-14 in the 90s ,here in Lakeville mn and 97.4 % of KBG stalks are gone, what a awesome product, thanks for the great videos and info

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Sounds like you had fun with the sweet sweet smell of D-Thatch! Thanks for watching and keep on keeping on! - Castleberry

[@jeremyarnett486]

Would you recommend spraying the Air8 and D-thatch at the same time? I use a Chameleon hose end. Thank You

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Absolutely ok to do that! - Castleberry

[@Naclerio11]

I have a 4 gallon back pack sprayer how much water do I mix in with the 9 oz per 1000. Thank you in advanced.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Typically it's 1 gallon of water per 1,000.

[@streetstylz]

I’m so bummed D-Thatch doesn’t ship to my state. What’s up with these ridiculous state laws. Do we still live in the dark ages ?!?

[@barbre105]

Probably a demorat in office.

[@streetstylz]

Patriot for Truth Unfortunately o_O

[@NExtDIYLawn]

We are still actively engaged in the label registration process for California, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. I hear that we might have that wrapped up as soon as August 1st! Stay tuned, keep your eyes and ears open for that announcement. - Castleberry

[@dwilli691]

Can you tell me what type and where did you get the sprayer in the video?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

It is the Chapin 12 gallon 24v battery powered push sprayer. Do a Google search for it to see who has the best price if you are interested. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment/question.

[@joeliccardi7104]

Can u tell me where i csn get a unicorn sprayer for my lawn...

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Do a Google search for the Chapin 12 gallon 24v battery powered push sprayer and see who has the best price! - Castleberry

[@lakeeffect7114]

Just used it with green punch and air8 four days ago. My lawn loved it. Question: where can I buy one of those N-Ext tee shirts or hats?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

I bet the lawn even verbally said thank you! Awesome to hear. We are still working on getting the shop up and running. Really hope to have that done by beginning of August. Stay tuned. Thanks for watching and commenting. Keep on keeping on. - Castleberry

[@nathanvaughan430]

Would this help or hurt the efficacy of a fungicide if they were sprayed together?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Not going to hurt it! You can spray them together if you would like and need to. Just make sure to use it within 24 hours of mixing it up. - Castleberry

[@InfinitePCGaming]

Sprayed some D-Thatch yesterday, forgot to turn sprinklers off today, is that okay? I don't see anything a out watering it in afterwards and hoping this doesn't effect results as it'll be 85+ this entire week. 😕

[@marcpfeiffer3154]

I have 9-10000 square feet of lawn to treat. I know it's 6-9 ounces per 1000sqft. My question is how many gallons of water should I be using for that size lawn?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

It’s 1 gallon per 1,000 square feet.

[@marcpfeiffer3154]

@@NExtDIYLawn thank you so much. Appreciate you

[@timbarton5316]

Forgot to add,also got the carbon x too 👍👍

[@LawnPusher]

You Busted a-nut-her great video. Keep pushing it to the limit. Side Note: Can you use D-thatch with CX?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Glad you enjoyed the content. I will most certainly keep on keeping on. And yes, you can. - Castleberry

[@chef2043]

I need this stuff in CA. When you you guys be able to ship to CA, communist American lol...???

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Hopefully very soon! Stay tuned and hang in there! We are working hard on getting that worked out. - Castleberry

[@timbarton5316]

AWSOME videos and info, what type of rate did ya apply,did you go to the higher rate, of 9 oz? Per 1000 ?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thanks. I used the high rate and probably use that from here on out. Did 9 oz per 1,000 square feet. Thanks for asking! - Castleberry

[@timbarton5316]

N-Ext DIY Lawn I to did the app at 9oz next day lawn was looking better, thanks again for all the great info and videos

[@timbarton5316]

Pretty rough on your equipment,especially the measuring cup, just got my soil pack, and tree pack, yesterday, what AWSOME timing for your great videos , even here in Lakeville mn it’s gonna be tropical here, dew points mid 70ish and air temperatures 90ish , your video is perfect timing, I’m in my zone today, spraying is glory, and I thank you and Greene county fertilizer company 👍👍

[@michaelo3498]

Hello fellow Minnesotan!!!!! I’m from Ramsey MN.

[@timbarton5316]

Michael O AWSOME,nice to meet ya,great people in the lawn care community

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Yeah...probably rougher than I should be on them...meh. Sounds like the perfect time to put down some D-Thatch. Sprayer down and have fun. Has an awesome smell to it as you apply it. Thanks for watching and commenting. Keep on keeping on up there in MN! - Castleberry

[@timbarton5316]

N-Ext DIY Lawn yes awesome advice and great videos

[@marlonsibal4951]

Can I overseed in fall season without mechanically detaching and just rely on D-Thatch to break up thatch?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

You could, but you will need to have applied a few applications to get that thatch breaking down.

[@Sir_Mack]

I've been using this along with the other 3 products that came in the bio stim pack for over 2 years now and I've seen zero results from them. Not only are they messy as hell and stain everything the time and money wasted means I won't be using these anymore. Regular feedings with a good granular fertilizer and proper water and mowing is all you need to have a great looking lawn. This stuff is snake oil people.

[@chrisluckey2606]

Paul,use all of the next products. South Florida, st. Augustine. Bad thatch problem. How often can I apply and what is the max rate I could apply? Thanks for all you do.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thanks for the support and using our products. You can use D-Thatch every 3 to 4 weeks at a max rate of 9 ounces per 1,000 square feet. You are most welcome! Thanks for watching and commenting. - Castleberry

[@meganlacey738]

Hey Chris! I have StA as well and I’m in East Texas. I just applied 9k sq ft of D to my front yard and I’m hoping this helps. How has yours turned out?

[@scottterry4590]

Thanks for your time and content.

[@JimmyLewisMows]

Heat sucks.... preach.

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

But I'm first to get hot 🔥

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Sucks the life right out of you! Thanks for watching. - Castleberry

[@MrJRocha1976]

Hey Paul great videos. I just started using the Next products I think I pretty much have all of them now. If I spray the D-thatch in the evening knowing I have 85+ temps this coming week and a heat wave this weekend. Will it still be effective?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thank you very much. Glad you enjoy them and find them helpful. Absolutely ok to do that with D-Thatch. - Castleberry

[@dwhitmire3005]

Can next bio stimulant products be a standalone fert program or is it meant to be a supplement alongside other organic ferts in the market?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Supplement along side other ferts of your choice. I go with 18-0-1 GreenePunch, 7-0-0 GreeNe EfFect and 4-0-2 FloraGreene. Great question. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Castleberry

[@LawnDad]

If I didn’t notice any real change to my grass after a week of the application why would that be? Not really any “thatch” to “eat up”? I have TTTF and applied it on a hot day as well... 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Breaking down all that organic matter can take some time. Some folks have noticed and immediate response, while others have noticed weeks after the application. - Castleberry

[@LawnDad]

N-Ext DIY Lawn, cool thanks. Maybe more time is needed then.

[@mrbill8476]

Ok here is a noob question for a first time n-ext product user. I want to spray d-thatch, humic12 and 002, using ortho hose end not mixing them. There shouldn’t be a problem spraying one right after the other should there? 😄

[@NExtDIYLawn]

No problem at all spraying them all on the same day. Do Humic12, then D-Thatch, followed by 002. - Castleberry

[@mrbill8476]

Awesome, thank you for the reply 😄😄

[@NExtDIYLawn]

@@mrbill8476 You are most welcome! Have fun and let me know if you have any more questions. - Castleberry

[@buz116]

Will Dethatch break down other organic materials such as mulberries that come off a tree within the lawn. Thanks bro! Keep it up.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

To some degree, yes. Those things are full of sugar already, so once they expel their own sugar, D-Thatch can break down whatever is left...if the birds do not get it first. - Castleberry

[@TheLawnStripes]

I split a 5gal dthatch with a neighbor. We both have ~15k sqft. I think I'm going to spray it down tomorrow when its warm out.

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

First 😂

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Not a bad way to help each other out. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Castleberry

[@corporatehq44]

Before Dethatch came to market, it was sand that caused heat (via friction) and milo (thx LCN) what about Sand and Dethatch?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

All you need is D-Thatch. No need to put sand down with it. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Castleberry

[@harveywalls8875]

Im in Maryland can i put Dethatch down this week will be 80 degrees for 4 days?

[@mikelenox7999]

Question about watering requirements BEFORE applying D-Thatch. We are just coming out of a heat wave in north Alabama (transition zone). Because it's been so hot and dry, with no rain in over a week, would it be better to pre-water my lawn beforehand to ensure it works it's way down thru the soil layer? I'm using an ortho dial sprayer, so am good on watering as I apply and afterwards. Technically, it's really just all dead grass. Using the D-thatch as a last step after complete burndown with glyphosate (poa trivialis and bentgrass issue) and prior to aeration and seeding TTTF this Fall in treed backyard. Thanks for any input, Paul.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thanks for watching and dropping a comment/question! No need to water before hitting it with D-Thatch. You want D-Thatch to chew on that thatch, sending all of that stuff down into the soil so it can be used later. - Castleberry

[@mikelenox7999]

@@NExtDIYLawn Thanks, Paul.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

You are most welcome! Keep on keeping on!

[@KhyleCruz]

Hey Paul! I’m planning to overseed this September so I wanted to apply D-thatch and Humic Acid anytime soon. But our high temps here in Michigan doesn’t go above 85 anymore especially for the next few weeks, is it still effective to put this down with high temps under 85? I have a lot of thatch and summer stress on the lawn and wanted to get rid of it soon before I aerate and overseed this September. Thanks again, as always, awesome stuffs!

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thanks for dropping a question, its a good one. I think you will still be served well to get one more app in before fall comes into play. It most certainly will not hurt to put one more down! Go for it! Thanks for watching and keep on keeping on! - Castleberry

[@Methodical2]

Just for future use. Dethatching and seeding is always better than aerating and seeding. Dethatching removes all that dead crap that keeps your seeds from making good soil contact; it exposes the soil way better than aerating. Also you dont have those 1-2" holes where the seeds go to die. Seeds need to be about 1/4" below the soil or in good contact with soil at the very least. Aerating and seeding is the easiest of the 2 procedures and why lawn companies push it for quick and easy money. Dethatching requires more work, but the results are far superior. This I say from actual experience.

[@eunicedavis6250]

New Bermuda lawn. Grub worm problems. It is September in North Texas. Should I de grub first and then use the liquid detach? Or should I do the grub treatment now and wait until spring to detach the area that has all the brown dead grass?

[@83Nachojr]

What happened to this guy?

[@minoutv7347]

Another very helpful video! I can’t thank you enough for these. One question on D-Thatch, it sounds like you spray it on during the heat of the day, then water it in later in the afternoon/early evening when temps start to cool off. Did I follow that correctly? Can’t wait to give it a try next year 🤩

[@NExtDIYLawn]

We are glad you found it helpful! Thanks for watching and leaving a comment/question. You are correct on application.

[@TheLawnGuardian]

I really like learning about all of these products! You're doing a fantastic job, my friend. 👍😎

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

First to learn

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thank you so much Ben! Happy to help out the community. Keep on keeping out buddy! - Castleberry

[@bcidernable]

Hi. Troubleshooting what I thought to be underground water, I am now thinking its thatch. Area is now finally drying up but it's still spongey to walk on and I can press my finger down into the soil easily. Obviously too late in the year to apply. But next Summer I will try this. Question, generally how long until you begin to see results?

[@PxPunk80]

Is this product meant for professional lawn care people? I just started a lawn care company and a few of my yards have thatch problems. Do you need to be licensed to put this product down? I am in Colorado, so I won't be able to use for a few months still.

[@worshamslawnservice3052]

I bought the soil activator pack with the AIR-8, D-thatch, RGS,and the Micro greene 7-0-0. Can i mix these all together, and if so how much do i use of each. I have the ortho dial-n-sprayer.

[@garrettscott4094]

How well does it work on septic systems?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Hmmmm....not sure! - Castleberry

[@mitchhinners8174]

fucking joke lmao

[@donaldjwright57]

I just put down micro 002 today. Can I add dethatch tomorrow?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Absolutely! - Castleberry

[@mbirge2368]

Hey Paul, can I mix and spray dthatch with 002 in a backpack sprayer?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Half way with water first, D-thatch concentrate after, then 0-0-2 MicroGreene and top if off with more water. If you have enough water in there, you should be ok. Just cannot mix those concentrates together. - Castleberry

[@briangallant5973]

Good information! It’s only 80 here but I’m using it with Air 8!

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thank you very much for watching and leaving a comment. Glad you found the information helpful. Sounds like you have a game plan!

[@gmoneydrain2675]

With ortho hose end sprayer, do I still need to water in? Also if I put enough water in 2 gallon sprayer with n-ext products at the dilution rate,do I still water in for about 10 to 15 minutes?Thanks

[@tomsauto20]

Is it ok to apply if im over seeding in 2 weeks?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Yes you can!

[@josephmenditto9590]

What is the best time of day to apply D-Thatch?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

There isn't a "best". The summer heat activates it, but I like to spray first thing in the morning so it doesn't dry on the grass blades. Then I let it sit on the soil, sometimes not watering it in at all.

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

Good stuff!

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Could not agree more! Smells awesome when you apply it! Thanks for watching and commenting. - Castleberry

[@joemarchand8313]

Make your own: Molasses, dish soap, cola, ammonia, dark beer = save big $$$.

[@bigfoot4244]

I'd kill for 47% humidity. 90's here in VA with humidity in the 80's. So I am thinking about this and will spray from a 45-gallon John Deere tow behind sprayer. I have two acres of grass. Does it really work and what restrictions are there on spraying and weather? Obviously high temps are ok.

[@bigfoot4244]

Oh yes. Not a chance I can water all this 2 acres.

[@nickvanhouten]

Will d-thatch hurt the turf that is brown from dormancy?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

No, it will break down dead material and feed that to the turf. - Castleberry

[@scottmac8551]

Should d-thatch be spread out from other next products? It won’t interfere with rgs Humic or micro Greene etc?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

You can apply same days as the other products if you would like. Will not interfere. - Castleberry

[@scottmac8551]

N-Ext DIY Lawn it won’t be too much Humic acid etc? I know I’ve read that applications of Humic and aerate should ideally be spread out, no need for that with d-thatch?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Nope!

[@josephmenditto9590]

Can this be used as an alternative to detaching mechanically?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

It can, however the biggest difference between the two is that D-Thatch turns the thatch into digestible material for the soil microbes, while mechanical thatch removal removes it all together. Just make sure to use D-Thatch in higher air temperatures for it to be most effective.

[@sheldonmillard5695]

Also putting down Humic 12. Question is how often can I apply Humic 12? Thanks great videos.

[@scottmac8551]

How soon should it be watered in? Is overnight too long?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Not at all. You can water in the next day. - Castleberry

[@frankthetank520]

I have a ton of clients with 4+ year old sod lawns and those layers are super thick! I wonder

[@PureDrive8888]

how is the shelf life? I got a small lawn, 3K

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Great question. Shelf life is 2 years under normal warehouse conditions. - Castleberry

[@emilytillman6155]

I have an acre n usually I spray my yard with a 15 gallon tank sprayer pulled behind my mower. It takes me 3 tanks to spray my yard. How much per gallon should I put of air8 or dethatch.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Great question. Do you have irrigation?

[@emilytillman6155]

I water some with sprinkler but don’t have a way to water my entire yard

[@emilytillman6155]

I have about 2000 square ft of fescue in back in shaded area and the rest is Bermuda. That for the reply

[@emilytillman6155]

All I have ever done is spray premerge in spring n post in mid July n I fertilize twice a year. I’m wanting to do more n just really don’t know how to go about it. I’m in western tennesse

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Email me... [e-mail]

[@petedetraglia4776]

Paul will D-Thatch burn the healthy part of my lawn during hot days with strong direct sunlight? Thanks in advance.....

[@andrewsanders1711]

No offense, but did you even watch the video?

[@petedetraglia4776]

@@andrewsanders1711 Yeah i watched the video Andrew and he said later in the day he needed to water deeply as the grass was burning up. D-Thatch heats up the ground along with dropping in enzymes to chew up the thatch. My question was related to will my grass do the same in extreme heat and strong sunshine. Just because micro biology and enzymes go crazy over heat doesn't mean you necessarily need to apply in direct sunlight. I was questioning more as to a hot day with cloud cover possibly to reduce the chance of burnt grass... So before commenting " No offense" in which you clearly were trying to do I left my questioned for Paul not You....

[@LawnDad]

pete detraglia, I wondered the same thing. In my mind anything wet sitting on good grass blades and “baking” in the sun makes you think/feel your grass is getting beat up. 😲

[@streetstylz]

Lawn Dad LCN advocates cooling down your lawn mid day in extreme heat with a light sprinkling. Water burn is a myth

[@LawnDad]

streetstylz, not water but the D-Thatch sitting and bakin’ into the good green grass.

[@drewmadere9935]

Here a question, dog urine? What a good combination that may help repair spots?

[@barbre105]

Drew feel your pain with those spots. I clean up the dead grass first, flush with water, and now I am going to add morganite and lime to the spots.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Hit those spots with 6 oz of Humic12 in a gallon of water. Paint them black with that mix! - Castleberry

[@fiddleguy28]

Gypsum works.

[@CDAndrews]

On a different note.... Wasn't expecting a wild Bixby sighting.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Haha, I don't think anyone saw that one coming. Thanks for watching. - Castleberry

[@CDAndrews]

N-Ext DIY Lawn in the words of the great Roger Waters "I've got amazing powers of observation"

[@NExtDIYLawn]

@@CDAndrews Indeed you do good sir! - Castleberry

[@TheLawnSensei]

Definitely something that I will add very soon to my product list.

[@AsLawnandLandscaping]

Nice video! I enjoyed the GoPro head mount footage!

[@CCCC-tq8yo]

Did he just say first

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Thanks bro! Thought that would be a nice change of pace! Keep on keeping on brother. - Castleberry

[@cadillacshak5600]

You can also just use cheap beer to break down thatch....it’s a lot cheaper

[@andrewjessen4589]

How short should my grass be to use this? Mine is pretty tall right now.

[@spawn1086]

Is it available for purchase in a 1 gallon container????

[@Whey2lovely]

The joke was halarious .....fish walks in the bar.....water

[@webeducation]

Will the dethatcher eat through the peat moss I'm about to put down? Also can I mix dethatcher with any of the other Next products? Thanks for your time. And great video.

[@DanA-uw2nd]

Yes! he Forgot to tell us that part!

[@PDAV5]

Thank you so much for the great explanation!👍🏽

[@tigerblood6823]

What type of grass is that?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Great question. It's Bermuda Grass.

[@chrisfink1]

What do the microbes chew when the thatch is all gone....🤔

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Are you sure it is all gone? I have found that there is always a little bit of thatch somewhere. - Castleberry

[@djayt1215]

They Chew the grass that you mulch every time you mow

[@chrismitch8635]

Where did you get those shades?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Blenders... fbuy.me/mAssN - Castleberry

[@matthesson5618]

Tell me about that unicorn sprayer!!!

[@arttully7982]

what do you set ortho dial in sprayer at to apply DTHATCH?

[@barbre105]

I use 3 and 4 for my settings at a comfortable pace.

[@brandonb6327]

As a begjnner start out low like 1.5 bc it goes fast

[@NExtDIYLawn]

I start with a 3 for all products. If I go higher, I walk faster. Great question. - Castleberry

[@Blubaugh5]

As always, thank you for the information.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

You are most welcome. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Castleberry

[@brentk3464]

Why can't we get these products in Idaho?

[@NExtDIYLawn]

Local regulations will not allow for us to ship there, Oregon, Washington or California. We are actively engaged in this and trying to have that resolved very soon!

[@brentk3464]

@@NExtDIYLawn Ahh, gotcha. That's too bad, I need this D-Thatch product for my front yard.

[@NExtDIYLawn]

We should have this fixed very soon! Stay tuned and keep your eyes peeled and ears open. - Castleberry

[@MoparSmith1]

Sounds like it would be a good compost pile kick starter too.

[@markbooth7657]

Bixby sux

[@NExtDIYLawn]

What did it do to you? lol thanks for watching. - Castleberry

[@dgoode2846]

Thank you Paul, good info.👍👍

[@NExtDIYLawn]

You are most welcome. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting. - Castleberry