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81/68. I'd be surprised if we didn't get a quick downpour later.

HRRR plays the role of FDR and saves the valley with 2-7" of rain the next 36 hours lol

71/62, make a run at 90? Looks like most of the lower Hippy Valley is low-mid 70s already.

Noticed this last night, someone in SW CT could get a decent little cell later.

The "face flashes" in the Exorcist are a work of art and a startle every time.

Since our daughter has been born there has been a pandemic, murder hornets, and now these current events. I've been looking for a 666/Omen-like birth-mark.

34.2, good morning for a run.

Yea that is a lot to maintain. When did you throw it down? First time using milo on my own lawn so I'm curious how long the iron brings out the chlorophyll and keeps the dark green, most iron sprays only work for a week or so.

Nice jotul Thanks, she's a beast. Older two-door F400. Not the longest burn times but heats 1500' a little too well.

What a great way to end May, impressive heat. Not much in terms of dews though. House never got above 64* today.

Saw the pics on FB, looks like a few new lines. How much vert? lol

Look for the peregrines. Love watching them and the red tails out the office.

lol, only because June typically brings some heat. Hell you could spoon feed urea the next few weeks if you wanted to.

Yup, left the windows open and still in one. Too windy to hit the Q so it's another perfect landscaping day.

66/33 with a 10-15mph breeze, leaves turning soon?

When do you all throw down grub controls? I know June is the time but I have not seen any beetles yet but it is June so they should be coming. Been monitoring the rose bushes for damage. Had a serious issue with them and just put down Bayer to kill them last fall and earlier this spring.

0.17", drought buster. Refreshing morning with all the windows open and a good breeze.

Radar more impressive than what was modeled earlier in the day. Each HRRR run is coming along too.

Goalposts have already been moved to describe 83/65 as "oppressive", it will be "slightly oppressive."

Right? That side of the drain side gets about 4 hours max, left gets about 3. I also do all organics on that side vs synthetics on the left. Neither get any additional water than what falls from the sky. Left side is just as dark but shorter and less dense. Both sides have only been mowed twice this year.

The baseline is 1" per week. I don't think there is much science behind it though because it depends on temps, soil type, time in the sun, etc. Most sprinkler systems and straight garden hoses (if the lawn is not massive) put that down in 1-2 hours (unless it was modified when the sod was put down), thus why I would check how much one watering cycle of yours puts down.

Quabbin is stupid right now. Maybe 5-10% of smallies are spawning, rest are eating jerkbaits on the edges of windy spawning flats like I've never seen before. Fished 1-4pm Wednesday and had over 40 smallmouth, only a couple under 2 pounds. Biggest went 4-13.

Threw this down last week instead of milo. It's a 5-5-0, has the slow release nitrogen and iron like milorganite plus phosphorus for the younger roots. The iron really evened out the color and it won't stop growing. Only watered three times in the last two weeks for about 30 minutes. The couple lighter spots are the chickweed/clover spots dying from the tricylopyr and all the damn things falling from the trees. Really need to mow and make a striping kit next, figure some pvc filled with sand or a heavy metal bar. Only 9 months from seed so still not quite where I want it. https://www.farmandfleet.com/products/1217185-estate-2500-sq-ft-36-lb-all-natural-5-5-0-fertilizer.html# My goal is to get it all as dark as this "test" patch of tall fescue I planted about 2 years ago. Hoping it is more to do with the age of the grass and not the difference in shade. Cut...damn rookie foot marks lol

Makes sense. Max height (I'm assuming 3.5 - 4") + a lot of water (30 minutes of night water that's likely just sitting on it) + warm wet temps = fungus. It's never drying out. Do you know what type of grass it is and how much sun it gets a day? I'd also put out some plastic containers before running then see how much water you're putting down. My guess is way too much, like exponentially too much. Once you figure out how much water you're putting down you can adjust. I was watering ~4 times a week for 15-25 minutes around noon time since I overseeded and noticed some yellowing a couple weeks ago in my older sections. Started cutting at 2.5", watering twice a week for 30 minutes, and no more yellowing.

How long ago did you put the sod down and what height are you mowing it at? I ask because that night time watering with the warmer temps and high dews this week can lead to fungus issues.