🌱 Does an all-season fertilizer work for a beautiful, dense lawn? 🌱

It's Sunday again, and I warmly welcome you to another new video. We've been around for 5 years, running this YouTube channel for 5 years, and from the start, we said we wanted to show you how easy it is to get a perfect lawn, and I think we've always done a very good job of that. But we also notice that questions come up here and there: Man, do you really only use granular fertilization? What else can I do to just delve a little deeper and get that extra something? Yes, to be honest, we also use liquid fertilizer, trace elements, and others like humic substances, etc. But we use those exclusively on my putting green. [Music] [Applause] [Music] Like everything in life, you can clearly overdo it with lawn care too. Yes, as I said, I also use liquid components here, but only on my putting green. Why? Because it's the only way. The lawn here is mowed to 4.5 to 5 mm. It's fighting every day; it's a real struggle for survival for such grass, and you can't achieve that with just granules, because the root can't supply that many nutrients, and you also need humic substances and other trace elements to keep the grass healthy, especially with that cutting height. But—and here comes the big but—we don't want to go into this topic because we are firmly convinced that 95% of our community doesn't want such products and simply wants to keep things as simple as possible. And we personally are also convinced that with very little work, namely with these materials, with a granular fertilizer application, you can still achieve a damn good result. And that's exactly what we show every Sunday outside of the green. And I'll be honest, outside of the green, I would never bother to do that much work, not even with that much...