Tenacity Lawn Damage
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- Location: Cane Ridge, TN
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- Lawn Size: 1000-3000
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Re: Tenacity Lawn Damage
Was this this past Spring, or last Fall? How large an area did you apply the 2 gallons of mixed solution to?
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Re: Tenacity Lawn Damage
That doesn't look out of the ordinary. If your last app was a month ago, I might be worried.
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- Grass Type: TTTF
- Lawn Size: 1000-3000
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Re: Tenacity Lawn Damage
Well at first I thought it was normal, but it seems like it's getting worse. Been about 2 and a half almost 3 weeks since last app.
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Re: Tenacity Lawn Damage
From the directions that 2 gallon solution would treat 2,000 SF with a blanket application. How big of an area did you spray?Casutherland wrote: ↑April 6th, 2018, 5:38 pmI mostly spot sprayed, but a few areas I blanket sprayed. This was all done this spring.
I did 2 applications to try to take care of some poa annua post emergent and it looked rough for a little while but it recovered ok. It took probably a month until it started to rebound after the 2nd application.
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