The Best Liquid Fertilizers For St. Augustine Grass | And All Other Warm Season Grass!!

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The best liquid fertilizers for St. Augustine grass and other warm season turf.
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[@Fred-qp3mp]

Great video Chadd spots on with Simple Lawn Solutions fertilizers. Your knowledge is unmatched here in Florida.

[@bettercallchadd]

Thank you!! I appreciate the support and kind words!!

[@larrywong6331]

Love your information on St Augustin grass. Is there a way you can print a guide line of seasons when to apply the liquid. I am in southern Ca. That was a lot of info to digest. A helpful chart is like a recipe card. Keep up the good info.

[@bettercallchadd]

The chart would be different for where you are located. I am some videos on my channel similar to what you are asking.

[@jackiejones5037]

Agree!!!!

[@bettercallchadd]

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[@RJ-nq4wm]

Thanks Chadd - great stuff. What do you like to get rid of Dollar Weeds here in Jax? And when - how much time between the weed treatment and the fertilizer?

[@bettercallchadd]

I recommend Avenue South. I have some DIY lawn kits with this product of you are interested. You can email me at [e-mail] It depends. I would say 2 weeks apart to play it safe.

[@yvetterios6998]

Hi Chadd. What do you recommend for freshly planted St Augustine grass? It looks a little yellow. Thank you.

[@bettercallchadd]

If you apply anything, just humic acid and potassium for the first 30 days. After that, you can use a slow realse 15 0 15 on it. Be patient and give it lots of water.

[@elian222]

Good gawd now yer Shilling for Ryan Knorr Simple Lawn Solutions liquid products. How about do something useful and Demo how to mix and apply granular Urea 46-0-0 into a liquid and safely apply to St Aug in the FL heat. That would actually be useful...

[@bettercallchadd]

I recommend good products when I see them. I'm not going to make a video on that because no homeowner should be applying 46 0 0 on their lawn. Especially in the Florida heat. There's no reason at all for that. Maybe you can fill that void and make a video. Good luck to you.

[@MarkTrades__]

Hey Chadd, what would you reccomend for a granular, micronutrient blend product for the lawn? I agree with you that granular is WAY easier (you can leaf blow the grains back onto the lawn before watering in to prevent staining for ex.) but I don't see many granular micro-nutrient products. I have only found southern AGs Essential Micro Elements in 5lb bags really. tampa bay area

[@bettercallchadd]

I like milorganite and ironite as good granuler micros. And here's a few more on Amazon. The Andersons 2 0 0 with high iron amzn.to/3uVlMgY The Andersons 4 2 0 bio solid and hydrating surfactant amzn.to/49E1Xdd Yard mastery 0 0 2 micronutrients and bio stimulatents amzn.to/48BhtFb Earth science iron pro 1 0 1 iron supplement amzn.to/48VQRzb Grosmart 0 0 50 potassium amzn.to/3wF8yW9

[@MarkTrades__]

@@bettercallchadd Man thank you so much for the detailed reply! Anything I should try to look for with low ph as well? I need to raise ph and add many micro's. It looks like alot of lawn nutrient products can help lower ph, so I plan on combatting my fert apps with fast acting lime from earth-science. But I have upper-range calcium values already haha

[@mariog7682]

In Spring, how often do you apply fertilizer? I just applied in mid March. Should I wait for summer?

[@bettercallchadd]

You should apply your spring application, then use summer fertilizer every 45 to 60 days after that.

[@sgtgohara]

Would be nice if you cut down the verbage reshoot this it's way too much talk about it and not enough on it

[@bettercallchadd]

Thanks for the advice.