I have an area of Bermuda Grass that appears to be in shock. I don't believe it is dead since I can see some new growth coming up. This pic is about 3 weeks after I cleaned the roof. Diluted down but evidently not enough. Any suggestions on nursing it along. I have discussed with the HO. I went last week & soaked it good with another dose of plant wash. Planning to go again. HO is very cooperative...we are giving it 30 days to see if it continues to show improvement.
That is what I call (Golf Course Grass) and will have to be treated with a different fertilizer. Check with a local golf course and ask them what can you do to bring it back.
Tim Teed said
Apr 12, 2014
The runoff from the bleach killed the bacteria in the soil, starving the grass. Spread a couple bags of dehydrated cow manure and speread some granualted gypsum. Rake into the soil/grass. Water well with plant wash. It will come back. Have homeowner keep watered
Micheal Pumphrey said
Apr 13, 2014
Top dress it.
Shouldn't need seed or fert. If you use fert maybe a starter fert. Beware need to be licensed in alot of states now for fert
I have an area of Bermuda Grass that appears to be in shock. I don't believe it is dead since I can see some new growth coming up. This pic is about 3 weeks after I cleaned the roof. Diluted down but evidently not enough. Any suggestions on nursing it along. I have discussed with the HO. I went last week & soaked it good with another dose of plant wash. Planning to go again. HO is very cooperative...we are giving it 30 days to see if it continues to show improvement.
Any suggestions on treatments?
That is what I call (Golf Course Grass) and will have to be treated with a different fertilizer. Check with a local golf course and ask them what can you do to bring it back.
The runoff from the bleach killed the bacteria in the soil, starving the grass. Spread a couple bags of dehydrated cow manure and speread some granualted gypsum. Rake into the soil/grass. Water well with plant wash. It will come back. Have homeowner keep watered
Shouldn't need seed or fert. If you use fert maybe a starter fert. Beware need to be licensed in alot of states now for fert