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Glad I can help. Let me know if you have any questions

@@thesecretgarden6948 I’m also in SA and have been struggling with yellowing grass. I’ve done everything to get it green but nothing seems to work. I’ve done grub control, iron, and even sulfur with no luck. I even diagnosed my grass and it has high amounts of alkaline. It looks to be growing but with a lime green/yellow look. I have noticed a bit of dark tiny spots on some of the blades. I plan on treating the grass with some type of fungicide soon, maybe even pete moss. Please let me know what else I need to do? Thanks.

@@thesecretgarden6948 Hey man, I'm trying to get my lawn to look like this... I have that yellow/whiting happening in my front yard and it seems like its spreading. I was going to do the same as you - add some more sandy loam to the damaged areas, then what? Should I do EXACTLY as you did? I feel inclined to since the proof is in the video! lol.

Thank you! How is your issue? Did it get better?

@@thesecretgarden6948 most of the grey leaf is gone just a tiny small section in a corner but the yellow or lime green is still there but I’m going to apply milorganite and ironite also. I’ll go ironite first then milorganite, how long after the ironite should I wait to apply milorganite ?

That fungicide in the blue can works really well

Thank you!

I did it apart b/c I do not like doing to many things to the lawn at the same time. The liquid Ironite applies more right away for a quick shot of Iron and the granules will last longer and slowly release it over time.

Can you tell me what liquid chelated iron you used? Thank you

@@gs300rich4 I used a liquid chelated iron from Souther Ag. It is about $10 on Amazon.

So St Augustine will die in high traffic areas, it is a sensitive grass and doesn't like to be constantly walked on. The only thing you can do is try not to walk on it as much, or put paving stones or something in a line (walkway) so that people walk on those stones and not the grass (obviously that will kill the grass underneath but it will look prettier than dead grass. In regard to your dying grass, my first thing is to think you are not watering enough. Can you provide more info on what it looks like when it is dying? Is it turning brown or any other color? Are the grass blades folding and looking smaller or staying bigger? Any brown spots on the grass or yellowing? Let me know so I can help you more.

I showed a few different products so I am not sure which one you were asking about but I did them all on cloudy days where it was a bit cooler. You don’t want to put anything on your grass when it is going to be 90° or hotter, if all possible

Yes, that is gray leaf spot. All you need to use is a fungicide and it will kill it. You should buy bio advanced fungus control for lawns in a blue bottle. One of my other subscribers had the same issue and it has almost completely fixed his. Depending on how bad it is you will need to do potentially two applications but start with one and then wait two weeks. There are other fungicides that work but not all fungicides actually kill the fungus, some prevent. You need to ensure you get one that kills the fungus and that one does. If you cannot find it then let me know and I can email you a picture of it or a link.

@@thesecretgarden6948 ok, thanks for the response. Ill take a look at that fungicide.

I used bio advance and disease x week apart. Cured the leaf spot but left my grass yellow. I wasn’t sure what it was at first so I sprayed turf builder and helped the fungus grow. I researched and researched but got rid of the fungus with both products.