[gatormac2112]

I've been unable to do much with my lawn over the past six weeks as I had surgery I was recovering from, was out in the yard today and noticed several spots in the shady side of the lawn that is thin and patchy that had these little dew webs





Is this anything to be concerned about? I also have little mushrooms here and there. Do I have a fungus? I have fungicide spray, but was waiting until this fall when more appropriate to spray for that

 

[viva_oldtrafford]

I don't see anything to be concerned with.

 

[gatormac2112]

I don't see anything to be concerned with.

Great! Thank you, I've just never seen this in the yard before so was curious. It was late on a sunny afternoon too so all dew should have been long gone.

 

[kur1j]

To me, this looks like small spider web.

 

[raldridge2315]

Over the years, I have seen this in my yard in the morning with dew. I think is some sort of small spider web. It has never been a problem as far as I know. The mower fixes it.

Mushrooms are fungus. There is very little that can be done about them. We've had a lot of rain and as soon as it drys out, they will be gone.

 

[Greendoc]

Just to be safe, pour on a pail containing some dish soap in water. That webbing can be from Sod Webworm. If no caterpillars come hopping out of the ground, you are good.

 

[Rackhouse Mayor]

I had the same concern last summer. Initially, I didn't know whether I had dollar spot or grass spiders. If it's grass spiders they seldom leave their web, so you'll see them dart across when you approach it.

 

[gatormac2112]

Well I also have this





I'm thinking fungus is among us. Anybody know for sure what's causing this?

My plan right now is to apply a fungicide

@Ware
@Spammage

I have Quali Pro Tebuconazole 3.6F, unfortunately it says do not apply if temps will exceed 85 degrees. I'm, yeah, it's in the 90's. What am I supposed to do?

 

[Spammage]

@gatormac2112 check your PM's.

 

[Cman]

Looks like grey leaf spot that a lot of the St Augustine guys are getting. Here is an article from the Co-op

http://www.aces.edu/pubs/docs/A/ANR-0621/ANR-0621.pdf hope this helps.