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Read articles →Documents a multi-week lawn recovery project across three stages: mowing low to suppress chickweed, overseeding with a Ventrac aerovator seeder, then spraying a 2,4-D and triclopyr mix using a boom sprayer with foam marker. Tim shows actual equipment in use, discusses seed depth findings, sprayer operation at 4.4 mph, and gives honest 12-day results, including what didn't work. Best for homeowners tackling a struggling overseeding situation.
An owner-operator channel where the host documents real projects on his own property and openly admits he is not an expert; note that he mentions a discount code for the featured sprayer brand, suggesting a promotional relationship.
It was seeded in October but stayed dry, with no germination until rain fell four to five weeks later, leaving the grass without enough roots to survive winter.
Mowing low was meant to stunt the chickweed and allow overseeding to get more seed started growing before beginning to treat the weed problem.
It tore up bare ground well but barely disrupted sod, and let seed fall into deeper holes, which seemed to germinate better than seed planted on the surface.
Yes, 12 days after spraying the chickweed was gone and dead, and more frequent mowing going forward was expected to keep it from coming back.
