Yeah, that's a sandy soil with that TEC of 3.64, without much Organic Matter (OM). It's going to have problems retaining nutrients and water
You have some work to do!
It's low in darned near everything, and that's a pretty high sulfur level!
Mix it all together, you have a pH of 5.9 that indicates a more acidic soil, but not outside the bounds where Bermuda can do well. We will likely see this rise over time with the plan I have in mind.
All the major cations (Calcium Ca, Magnesium Mg, and Potassium K) - are low.
The Phosphorus (P) is low.
Iron is 'meh', but we want more.
Aluminum is high but your pH is high enough it shouldn't be a problem.
To attack all the above deficits, source a good calcitic lime like Mag-i-cal or Encap, epsom salts, a balanced fertilizer, and ferrous sulfate. A balanced fertilizer is a fertilizer with all 3 numbers the same, like 12-12-12 or 18-18-18. Post it's NPK here for application rates.
Ferrous sulfate (or ferrous sulfate monohydrate) might be harder to find, being at a garden specialty or feed store (used to supplement cattle feed).
Read the Bermuda Guide on the site, pay particular attention to the Nitrogen feeding approach (normally applied monthly during growing season). Your season is probably just about over, so I'll keep that in mind.
The plan:
Apply some organic matter (OM) from free sources as you can, mulch mow, mulch leaves, etc. This will help your soil with moisture retention and nutrient holding capacity.
Apply 9 lbs / K of the good, calcitic lime above, mixed with 2 lbs / K epsom salts in the next week or two. This will increase your Ca / Mg levels. Do this two more times next season, after greenup, and then 90 days later.
Next year, whenever you see the Bermuda Guide call for Nitrogen applications, use the balanced fertilizer you find in the amounts we'll give you based on the NPK you tell us. This will not only feed Nitrogen, but also the Phosphorus and Potassium you need. Keep these applications two weeks from the lime above.
Apply 3 lbs / K of the ferrous sulfate now, and then twice more next year, 90 days apart. Keep this a few weeks from the balanced fertilizer. Make sure to water this in! Getting an app in this fall will help keep it greener, longer this winter.
That's the plan!
