Lots of urea and every other day mowing.

If you seeded with any bluegrass and kept the pre M you should be able to baby it all back to health. Light N apps is your friend if you had any bluegrass

Wait till September and see the forecast. Nothing is going to tell you when to plant seeds other than the temperatures. I wouldn’t plant anything if the lows are above 60

Let us know how you like it. Defiantly interested in some reviews as it’s an option I’m considering

Anybody here try liquid garlic?

it’s sold at most retail stores like Home Depot.

This could be very easily added it to a PGR app and applied monthly or every 3 weeks.

PGR is more effective on lower mowed turf, Not saying it won’t work but I’m saying it will be much less effective.

A buck trying to shed?

That’s rust, white stuff could be decomposing milorganite.

It’s already been slowing. Only have 3 mowings left I bet.

I’d do 1in but that’s not realistic for most people.

We shouldn’t get crazy cold till the end of October

What type of grass are you trying to seed?

Well the msrp is 1800 and a California trimmer is half that.

That's what the yellow rubber boots are for.

Anybody running a rotary with a rear roller yet?

worse case new fittings would be about $2 if you were to cut it off

If you added some urea to the tenacity I'd imagine it might absorb faster.

Do you have a irrigation system?

I use a toro mx6000. I can cut clean 3.5 acres in 1.6 hours. Cut at full speed unless I hit some of the bumpy areas.

One thing that you need to set is the decks idler/scalping wheels. Put them in the lowest to the ground so the deck floats more than bounces in the air resulting into a better cut.

PGR has been shown to help battle poa by reducing seed head production before seed down and actively growing turf.