Atticus Pramaxis MEC Plant Growth Regulator (1 Gal) – (Compare to Primo Maxx) – Growth Control of Turfgrasses - Trinexapac-Ethyl 11.3%

I have about 5 acres I have to mow every week during the summer, if I don't mow it at least every week my mowers stall out, even mowing weekly there are areas that still stall my mowers. took a chance on this. Sprayed half and left the other half unsprayed. the difference was amazing. the sprayed area hasn't been mowed in a month, and doesn't look like much different than it did right after I mowed. The half that was unsprayed has been mowed twice. Granted this is near the end of the season, but the proof is in the pudding. Will certainly be spraying first of the year going forward

I was skeptical, but I can really tell the difference in the growth and thickness of my grass. By now, with all the rain, I would typically REALLY need a cut once a week to 10 days. Cuts now stretch to more than two weeks with bare minimum trim.For the curious, I have bermuda and used an old-school Ortho hose-end sprayer at 1 ounce and sprayed quickly. Where I hit a bit longer, I can tell the difference in much slower, almost stunted growth. Not horrible, but noticeable bc I have OCD...eeek.This is not treatment advice, just my experience.If you're skeptical on ratio, start with a lower amount if you decide to take this route for the application. I did a lower amount than found in an old blog. Worked very well.I'm on about .75 acres and didn't use much at all. The gallon will last me for years. I will apply maybe two more times this cutting season. Happy I took a chance.Good luck!

This def helps a bit when using my Landroid and not having to cut as frequently.

I am very happy to have this PGR. Without this product I would have six to seven contractor bags of grass clippings. I usually have one to one and half bags of grass clippings. It is well worth the expense.

Field was sprayed on Wednesday, went back on Tuesday and found that the PGR worked as stated. Great product for controlling mowing times. Used in a Honey Bee yard.

I watched a ton of YouTube videos, and read a lot in lawn forums about the science behind PGR. This probably isn't an average homeowner type product, however if you understand the importance of precision measurements, and have a decent backpack sprayer I think anyone who's willing should give this PGR a try. I was mowing my lawn twice a week during this spring growth season (and probably should have been every other day). Attached is a picture of Day 3, I will update in a few weeks with a new picture. Pro tip, mix in some iron/ferrous sulfate to help with the possibility of tip burn and yellowing.I also cut the dosage in half on my elite KBG blend.

PGR is magic in a bottle. Thickens the lawn and strenthens root while suppressing vertical growth. I usually reel mow about every 3 days but can go weekly. Apply every 2 weeks during peak growing season in zone 7. Use .20 - .75oz per 1k depending on your lawn type. Photo is of 8 days without mowing.

I used this on Bermuda. I went with half rate for the first application. It burn the tips of the grass. I probably should of went little lower rate 10 ml for the first time. All though grass recovered couple weeks later. While it was recovering is the only time it slowed growth. I'm skeptical putting anymore down. Which is kind of a bummer being I bought 128 oz. I have cool season grass as well. Might try it on that. Lower rate 7 ml is better with this stuff if you have warm season grass. I mixed iron with it. Still burnt the tips and gave my Bermuda a yellow haze.