Record rain, grubs and a washed-out seeding: Ryan Knorr's soggy fall
No new uploads, and the video viewers keep opening is his tour of everything the wet season has broken, billed as a chance to "enjoy the misery together."
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
This "Fall" Has Been A Disaster
Ryan Knorr has spent the fall fighting the weather, and his viewers seem happy to watch him do it. Nothing new went up on the channel this week, so the shelf belongs to "This "Fall" Has Been A Disaster," a nine-day-old tour of every mishap that record rainfall has caused on his property. The description invites viewers to enjoy the misery together, which is an honest pitch for a man whose about text promises a pursuit of lawn perfection.
The two videos behind it tell the rest of the season. "How To Fix Massive Lawn Damage" deals with grub damage that turned up just as summer seemed over, and he frames the repair as a fall overseeding plan that works for fungus, drought or heat stress too. Older still, "My Seeding Project Got Washed Out...Now What??" covers a problem he says has happened to him far too many times: putting in the work and then watching the rain carry the seed away. Read in order, the three make a small saga of a cool-season lawn against the sky.
The channel moved at about half its usual daily pace without fresh uploads, with roughly 140,000 views across the seven days and the subscriber count holding at 341,000. Among the DIY and home channels nearest its size, that put it fourth for views gained, while Dreamy Interior was having by far the biggest week in the group.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Ryan Knorr Lawn Care right now
- Channel
- Ryan Knorr Lawn Care
- Subscribers
- 341,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 140,680
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
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Which of these is a cool-season grass, the kind Ryan Knorr overseeds in fall?
Kentucky bluegrass grows best in cool temperatures, while the other three are warm-season grasses.




