How to Use N-Ext RGS // Scalping Bermuda Grass // N-Ext DIY Lawn Care Tips

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Spring is officially upon us! So, that means it is time to tackle the great Bermuda scalp. At least that is the first order of business for this video. For those that don't know, Bermuda should be scalped down at the beginning of Spring to make room for new growth. You are simply cutting off the old, to make room for the new.

The second order of business is to make our monthly application of the Bio-Stimulant package, which includes N-Ext RGS, Air8, Humic12, and 0-0-2 MicroGreene. For this video, the focus will be on RGS, which stands for Root Growth Stimulant.

N-Ext RGS™ Soil & Plant Stimulant functions as a biological magnifier. N-Ext RGS™ is designed to increase rooting and decrease stress pressure caused by heat and drought. The biologically active material contains Humic Acid and Sea Kelp to aid in initial spring green-up, to buffer and extend nitrogen release rates, and to add oxygen to the soil profile for greater nutrient uptake.

Apply at a minimum rate of 3 ounces per 1,000 sq. ft. and a maximum rate of 6 ounces per 1,000 sq. ft. Dilute with enough water to cover 1 acre. Do not apply with less than a 7:1 dilution with water. Product is safe for use on all turf types and ornamental plants. Product is intended to be used as an additive to current fertilizer program. The mixed product should be agitated prior to and during application.

Make sure to check out our video on "How to Use Humic12"

   • How to Use Humic12 in the Off Season ...  

and "How to Use Air8"

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