That's even great to news! Sure, I will take pictures later once the rain stops.andy10917 wrote: ↑October 23rd, 2020, 7:35 amWithout a picture of the "tiny weeds", it's not possible to be sure, but many newly-germinated lawns show tiny dicots (two-leaf plants) that simply disappear as the grass starts to mature a bit. They just don't compete well as the grass thickens and they're often just forgotten as things develop.I forgot to say, I saw hundreds of tiny weeds.
How much fertilizer should I put down now
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Re: How much fertilizer should I put down now
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Re: How much fertilizer should I put down now
Here are the weed pics. Looks like it's prickly lettuce. Just my guess
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Re: How much fertilizer should I put down now
Yeah, that's not a stupid dicot. Dicot is short for Dicotyledon -- meaning "two-leaf".
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Re: How much fertilizer should I put down now
Will it survive winter?
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