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grnenvy Friend |
posted 17 March 2009 17:48
  
My St.Aug turned from a nice deep green color to a bright yellowish color over nite after applying Lesco 26-2-11. It's in diff area's but about 50% of the yard has changed. Does anyone have any idea's. My last treatment before this one was about 10 weeks ago which was lesco weed/feed. Should I run my sprinklers even more. I'm running them 3 times week now it's been real dry here in Tampa Fl. Also could I hit it with Iron or should i leave it alone. Any help would be awesome. Thanks IP: Logged |
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grnenvy Friend |
posted 19 March 2009 14:50
I also forgot to mention that I used a handy spreader the kind you hold in your hand. My broad cast spreader took a shit. I'm wonering if I just applied to much in certant area's and not enough in other's. Whats would be the best way to fix this problem do you think the ph is messed up. Should i hit it with lime. Thanks IP: Logged |
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Alex_in_FL Turfmaster |
posted 21 March 2009 07:48
Hi: How long do you water each zone? IP: Logged |
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grnenvy Friend |
posted 24 March 2009 16:21
Hi I water about 20min per zone and it's reclaimed water. IP: Logged |
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grnenvy Friend |
posted 24 March 2009 16:27
Do you think it could be fungus IP: Logged |
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Alex_in_FL Turfmaster |
posted 17 April 2009 21:19
Could be many things. You could have gotten too much fertilizer down and burned the grass. You could have disease or fungus. I would treat the lawn for fungus. And no, I would not water the lawn more as that promotes fungus problems. IP: Logged |
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Almaroad Turfmaster |
posted 09 May 2009 15:42
It turned yellow from too much nitrogen. It should clear itself up. St. Augustine needs a lot of nitrogen but at a slow feed. Think about getting more potassium into the root system for uptake of the nitrogen. Grass and roots have got to work in harmony. A good micro-nutrient mix with iron would help significantly. IP: Logged |
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