Step by Step Process to Fix this Ugly Lawn Full of Weeds

[@charlescoker7752]

I was a farmer before I started a lawn service. I took a set of old blades, and a set of new blades to a welder. I got him to put hard surface on all the places the blades wore down on the new blades. All my yards were sand. Even got then to put a bead on top of the cutting edge. Made the blades last longer. And stay sharper longer.

[@Caf1972]

This was pretty good example of putting in the work and not giving up!!!! Great job. Sir!

[@AntoineClaquin-cf2hd]

Great video and very nice job done. Like seeing the long term results of these products. Keep it up. Thank you

[@brocabbott8191]

Nice work! Coming from agriculture, the surfactants and spreaders were just as important as the chemistry itself, especially for insecticides and miticides. Id be curious your results with that particular mix if you did put additional surfactant in. And for anyone who doesn't know, glyphosate is a water based product, so pure oil based spreaders are not ideal. I use a good blended product, organosilicone and modified vegetable oil.

[@lawncarelife]

Thank you for the helpful info

[@charlescoker7752]

I ran a lawncare service in Louisiana. I found you can mow grass wet with rain , but grass wet with dew. Will stick to the underside of the mower. Have been caught a number of times trying to finish a yard. And it starts raining.

[@scottsmith5048]

Great video as always, keep them coming!

[@lawncarelife]

Thank you

[@leeroyjenkins422]

Good results! Tks!

[@timg6653]

Your channel is awesome. Can't thank you enough for doing it. I would love it if when you are doing some of the spray chemicals with a pump sprayer if you could let us know how much to spray. I've made the mistake of spraying too much on a weed in my Bermuda and I either stunt or even kill some of the grass. I've also sprayed too lightly and very little happens. It'd be great to know what right looks like!!! I'm a beginner so any help would be great. Thanks again for your channel. Love it....

[@jrrogersstang4696]

Love this channel 🔥👍🏿

[@lawncarelife]

Thanks for watching

[@jamesravencraft8789]

What is your favorite trimmer line for the speed feed 400

[@johnharbin686]

Hey Jason can I get a lil advice can I mix negate and Fahrenheit? I have poa and horse weed and a few other broadleafs. I could not put out pre emerge this fall bc I wanted to give my blackjack seed a full season to grow. Those are the 2 herbicides I have ordered. Just started watching your channel and love it. Thanks!!!

[@williammoore7824]

Could you have added a Sulfentrazone product in the last application to get the young sedge?

[@mailman4789]

Great video! I, personally, would’ve used Sureguard in place of the prodiamine at 12oz per acre. As far as the MSM, as cheap as it is why not

[@lawncarelife]

Are you saying you would have used sureguard on that initial application in february? What rate do you use? I use it in the flower beds and it is great

[@mailman4789]

@@lawncarelife I’ve been using the full 12oz per acre rate for the past three years. I’ll follow up with .5lb of prodiamine in late may. I’ve had zero issues. As far as the fall, I’m in middle Georgia so timing it right is tough. I’ve done it in November in semi dormancy and had great success as well. Adding a surfactant will kill young poa. It will definitely speed up the transition. I initially thought I messed up.

[@emilioacevedo9130]

Hey sir, I want to say thanks for all the information. Can you share pricing? Just started my business and been getting a lot of clients and been dipping into landscaping I hate it, just gonna do lawn care. Thank for all your life lessons

[@jovany12chaz97]

What do you think about the Q4Plus? Also, nice video 👍🏻

[@Re-pub-hauz]

What herbicide you use for quack grass?

[@photomed51]

Can someone point me on how to handle Creeping Charlie.... Blindside will kill it for a while but keeps comming back... Many thanks..

[@chasetinroden4215]

Nice job that’s where my wife works