I think i'm going to get W-S most valuable customer award this year.probasesteal wrote: ↑September 27th, 2017, 1:54 pmLooks good. Any updated pics?
I've got some serious tenacity bleaching going on right now. I also pre-germinated some seed (peat and TTTF in a wheel barrow) and threw it in the bare areas earlier this week and those areas are really growing like crazy.
We just have to weather today and tomorrow and the temps will drop. I finally applied some Serenade and am crossing my fingers dollar spot and pythium blight stay away.
Also had a $180 water bill for the past 2 months.
I've got Dollar spot bad. I have some of the macro "Spots" associated with Dollar Spots in a couple of areas, with some others starting to get it bad. The uninfected areas are 4" tall, but half (spotted around) of the area is 1/2" tall, discolored (like almost yellow) and lesions are starting to form. I know i'm partly to blame, and the weather hasn't helped. I reseeded a few areas, and went back to a light version of seeding watering to get these new spots germinated. I think this started my issue. Last weekend i said screw the seed and went down to once a day watering in the morning at like 8am, in an attempt to let the area dry out, but this where the weather hasn't helped. Dew has been so bad, i see it on the grass as early as 8pm but usually by 10pm it's covered in dew, let alone the lows of only 68. The couple mornings of heavy fog also hurt. I have sprayed fungicide twice, but i don't know if it's not working, or the product isn't sitting on the grass long enough to work. I read the label and it's effective against dollar spot (and this agrees with NC state). I've sprayed twice, and both times it's been basically rinsed off by 10pm from the dew. It's been 2 weeks and the grass just can't dry out but for a few hours in the mid day sun. I think i'm going to give it it's first cut this coming Saturday, to help air flow into the unaffected areas. Then i'm going to switch fungicides (probably Prop.) and spray mid day. Just to give it ample time to sit on the grass.
Here is shot i took of the seedling, but at the bottom of the image you can see some of the impacted grass. Both leaves are turning yellow, and one is just about brown. I'll take a larger shot of the whole area this evening.