Yellow St. Augustine grass

[Burnadell]

I wonder if the manure was too green and not deteriorated enough? I have always been told that it needs to age before putting it down; otherwise, it could burn your vegetation.

[Pintail45]

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[Burnadell]

Post #27

Post #27?

[Dirtymike]

I wonder if the manure was too green and not deteriorated enough? I have always been told that it needs to age before putting it down; otherwise, it could burn your vegetation.

This is my guess. Too much N in the compost.

[Pintail45]

Post #27?

It's a good one Point is, we're all just guessing until we can see a close up of the leaf blade.

[Burnadell]

Another drive-by thread posted? Asking for help but doesn't return to answer the questions for clarity.

[Plain Lucky]

ttt

any luck?

[manwitaplan]

ttt

any luck?

What happened???


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[tpack]

WOW. Lots of good advice here........I think. I am dizzy.

[Rick]

try everything suggested, you will have 2' of stuff covering your yard and wont be able to see the yellow grass

[DedDuk]

Let it ride. You wont have to mow anymore.

[ateague11]

St Augustine can be prone to fungus. That will turn it yellow. Try spreading a quarter inch of Canadian peat moss on it.

Could be this.. My St Augustine was perfect last year, this year it got "take all patch or take all root rot" started by turning yellow then it started dying. I have spread approx. (35) 3CF bales of peat moss to date which has only top dressed about 1/2 my yard. It has stopped the spread of the fungus disease but my yard hasn't healed yet. In my research I have read where fungicides don't help much when it comes to "take all patch".



Hope what you have isn't the start