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The Lawn Care Nut puts five treatments in one backpack

Allyn's new tutorial follows returning sod webworms from chewed grass blades to a single-pass spraying plan.

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Walk The Lawn One Time - Get 5 Applications Done!

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1:23Chewed, notched grass blades prompt an inspection for sod webworms and gray leaf spot.
10:30Allyn separates products by watering-in requirements and blanket-versus-spot application before planning his tank mix.
12:35His five-part mix combines fertilizer, a soil treatment, fungicide, insecticide and an insect growth regulator.
22:25He demonstrates tip-to-tip spray coverage and explains why walking speed determines the application rate.
24:45Liquid remaining after the section reveals that he walked slightly too fast.
26:02He removes and cleans the sprayer handle's inline filter screen to demonstrate a clog check.

Saving a walk across the yard takes some preparation in the shed. In "Walk The Lawn One Time - Get 5 Applications Done!", The Lawn Care Nut's only new upload, Allyn combines fertilizer, a soil treatment, fungicide, insecticide and an insect growth regulator in a backpack sprayer.

The lesson starts with a closer look at the problem. October footage shows notched grass blades, returning sod webworms and patchy damage across his Florida lawn. "Get down in your lawn. Get down in there at least once a week, and just look around," he says. Rain interrupts the mowing-and-treatment routine, giving him time to explain two distinctions behind his mixing plan: whether products need watering in, and whether they belong in a blanket application or a spot treatment.

The tutorial has reached roughly 16,000 views. Its most useful little wrinkle comes during the application: Allyn finishes a section with liquid left in the tank and realizes he walked too fast. The promised time-saver becomes a practical demonstration of why walking pace matters, not just what goes into the mix.

Viewers are asking about sod webworm control, treatment timing after the last mow and clearer labels identifying each grass section. Several also have questions about the truck in the background, a small automotive diversion from the lawn inspection.

Across the channel, weekly views passed 1.1 million while subscribers remained unchanged. Daily viewing is above its usual level, with the older hurricane-preparedness power-station video supplying by far the most momentum. Back in the new tutorial, Allyn finishes with a less glamorous piece of equipment worth knowing: the inline filter screen in the sprayer handle, which he demonstrates cleaning when clogs stop the flow.

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What viewers say

any way you can add signs to each of your grass sections to show which grass type we’re looking at and/or what you last “threw down” on the given section? maybe superimposing via the video edit a sign of some type (e.g., what you’d see at plant nurseries in front of a row of flowers / shrubs / trees) to help us follow along with the video a little bit more closely?
@cole.linoskopiSee it on YouTube
I deal with sod webworm every year on my Floratam.
@joeking6309See it on YouTube
Do you think Trichlorfon (Dylox) would have been a better choice to use against sod webworms? Or could this have been a case of timing application?
@grass-patchSee it on YouTube

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Hi Allyn! If I'm about to give my yard it's last mow of the season, do I have to wait any particular amount of time before putting down my chemicals (Celsius WG and Sedgehammer) or can I put do it immediately after enjoying the mow?
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