Southern California . Not sure if my grass is dead or dormant. Also what should I do to help this? I sprayed liquid fertilizer last week 22-0-3 and it didn’t help

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13 Comments

  1. BuddyBing

    Stop spraying fertilizer and start spraying water…. It’s the middle of the summer so unless by “southern California” you mean the southern hemisphere then no your grass is just thirsty.

  2. Crypto_Loco_8675

    It’s not dying. It is going dormant from heat stress. Raise the mower height a couple of notches until it cools down. You’re cutting it too short.

  3. Top_of_the_world718

    Dormant. Fertilizer does nothing to dormant grass. Water like hell or wait until temps come down and things will recover

  4. I vote aerate, overseed, water. Soil looks dry and hard.

  5. supercoolhomie

    Let it grow out a bit put a bag of weed and feed on it and water it alot more. It’ll get green again within a week I’d say 30 min a day at least of water. Morning before heat best

  6. Retirednypd

    That was the worst thing you could’ve done. It may be dead now even if it wasnt

  7. infiniti30

    What kind of grass is that? If a fescue you are scalping the shit out of it in high heat.

  8. LoveFrenchFries

    Water less often and more time. I water twice a week at 1.5 hours and lawn is managing. I’m in Northern IL, haven’t had much rain since spring, 85°+ and sunny lately. Although it is raining now so that’s a bonus

  9. Midnite-Miles262

    Dying Summer – Dormant Late Fall , Winter .

  10. Lopsided-Farm7710

    Looks like it needs more water and less mowing, to me.

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