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We have some stubborn dry brown patches on a high-traffic office park lawn that aren't responding to standard watering. Could this be localized dry spot syndrome, and what specific wetting agents should my crew apply?
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We have some stubborn dry brown patches on a high-traffic office park lawn that aren't responding to standard watering. Could this be localized dry spot syndrome, and what specific wetting agents should my crew apply?
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- Factors to Consider When Developing a Wetting Agent Program · usga.org
- Turfgrass Wetting Agent Studies Explore Application Rates and Timings · aaes.uada.edu
- Thin Areas in Summer Lawns · lsuagcenter.com
- Managing Localized Dry Spot · usga.org
- Wetting agents are especially helpful when applied to sandy soils that can become hydrophobic (water repellent). Turfgrass grown on sand-based root zones can develop severe localized dry spots (LDS) especially when the turfgrass is irrigated deep and infrequently. Surfactants help promote water infiltration into these hydrophobic areas which prevents and alleviates LDS. · sportsfieldmanagement.org
- Abiotic Injuries and Disorders of Turfgrasses in Georgia · fieldreport.caes.uga.edu