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Whit Weeks Injury Update?
Posted by LOL on 10/22/26 at 9:23 am
Sorry if I missed it but has there been any update on his injury status? Are we still hopeful that he will play at some point this season?
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re: When do I spray my fall preemergent?
Posted by LOL on 10/21/26 at 8:51 am to King of New Orleans
Yes just punt on preemergent this falls. Don't risk it. Ever herbicides that are labelled safe for turfgrasses still have a slight effect on their growth. They don't kill it, they just stunt it for a while. If you ever hear anyone say it "dinged" by yard, that is what they mean.
re: When do I spray my fall preemergent?
Posted by LOL on 10/21/26 at 8:50 am to Commander Rabb
Hell Yeah :cheers: :cheers:
re: Lafayette/Youngsville Contractor Recs for Multiple Home Projects
Posted by LOL on 10/19/26 at 10:53 am to Cypressknee
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Arabie Plumbing Service, LLC
Jessie is such a good dude
Generally, Zoysia requires 1-1.5 inches per week.
I would be watering that new section at least three times a week, about an inch per, in the am.
The older, established section does not have to be watered as much. Just watch it and it will tell you when it is thirsty...the blades will begin to curl on itself.
As the temps drop and the amount to daylight shortens, your turf will begin to do dormant. My concern would be for that new section. Concentrate on it. Look into fertilizer with a higher K rate (something like 7-0-20) to help the young turf get through the stress of winter.
I would be watering that new section at least three times a week, about an inch per, in the am.
The older, established section does not have to be watered as much. Just watch it and it will tell you when it is thirsty...the blades will begin to curl on itself.
As the temps drop and the amount to daylight shortens, your turf will begin to do dormant. My concern would be for that new section. Concentrate on it. Look into fertilizer with a higher K rate (something like 7-0-20) to help the young turf get through the stress of winter.
re: How to unclog a bathtub drain?
Posted by LOL on 10/16/26 at 1:32 pm to prplhze2000
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dithiopyr (Dimension)
That's what I was trying to say above lol
I would not choose IsoX.
I would lean towards Prodiamine or Dimension (cant remember the active ingredient but its Diox something). This is your pre-emergent application.
Would wait for a good rain before applying so you dont have to water that much, but get it down when soil temps reach 70 degrees. Right now we are at 78 in South Louisiana so probably early Nov.
Then hit it with Atrazine late winter/early spring or first sign to stickers.
I would lean towards Prodiamine or Dimension (cant remember the active ingredient but its Diox something). This is your pre-emergent application.
Would wait for a good rain before applying so you dont have to water that much, but get it down when soil temps reach 70 degrees. Right now we are at 78 in South Louisiana so probably early Nov.
Then hit it with Atrazine late winter/early spring or first sign to stickers.
re: Strawberry planting
Posted by LOL on 10/8/26 at 12:13 pm to MasterDigger
Thanks for the advice
I'm thinking about getting a couple of those strawberry pots and using those. I live in a subdivision, so I don't have to worry too much about pests.
So combined, they have sold 7 jerseys
Strawberry planting
Posted by LOL on 10/8/26 at 10:29 am
Anyone planting strawberries this year? Any advice for a first timer?
You forgot your garden hose was on all night didn't you?
This the dude with the dong?
re: Fall Pre-Emergent - Generic Barricade Cheap
Posted by LOL on 10/1/26 at 8:02 am to Shorts Guy
I ordered the Prodiamine packets. Should arrive tomorrow. Waiting on soil temp to get to 70 degrees. As of yesterday, it is 83 degrees in my area. Probably going to be about another month.
Expand to 16 teams
No auto berths for G5
P4 champs = first round bye
Committee chooses the teams.
Computer chooses the seeds.
Allow Notre Dame to remain independent.
Prioritize winning and SOS, not conference politics or television-driven favoritism.
Every team has a path, but no team gets a free pass. If a G5 champion is good enough to compete for a national title, it should be able to win one game against a playoff-caliber opponent and earn its place in the field. That's fair to the G5 and fair to everyone else.
No auto berths for G5
P4 champs = first round bye
Committee chooses the teams.
Computer chooses the seeds.
Allow Notre Dame to remain independent.
Prioritize winning and SOS, not conference politics or television-driven favoritism.
Every team has a path, but no team gets a free pass. If a G5 champion is good enough to compete for a national title, it should be able to win one game against a playoff-caliber opponent and earn its place in the field. That's fair to the G5 and fair to everyone else.
re: How did the Satterwhite vs Bordelon experiment go?
Posted by LOL on 9/30/26 at 1:39 pm to GeauxTime9
I dove deep into the A&M film from the first 3 quarters. My notes have Satterwhite with 4 + snaps and 3 - snaps. Bordelon had 1+ and 1-.
re: Jayce Brown breakout?
Posted by LOL on 9/30/26 at 1:33 pm to cajuntiger1010
Tyree Holloway needs some looks.
re: Coach Chris shines in new landing spot as Tulane Special Teams Coordinator
Posted by LOL on 9/30/26 at 8:44 am to GirthBrooks62
What's the deal with this dude?
re: Coach O Debating College Football Hot Takes
Posted by LOL on 9/28/26 at 2:45 pm to Cherry Cheesecake
When is he coming back. We need his juju
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