Lots of water. I burned my entire backyard once with weed killer but the following week I was hit with a ton of rain and it bounced back before my wife could notice and file for divorce. I'm right down the road in Concord and it looks like we are going to get a good bit of rain starting tomorrow and going into tomorrow that should start the process. Temperatures will also be cool so you could hit it with a bit of nitrogen and continue to irrigate after for the next week and see what happens.

 

24d above 85 is not good. Plus the quinlorac is hard on Bermuda hybrid.

I put some dismiss and quinlorac down in spot spray on Saturday. Already have some significant yellowing put the crabgrass and sedges look worse. Water it good.

 

Lots of water + 0.5lb N per week will fill those in really quickly.

 

Lots of water. I burned my entire backyard once with weed killer but the following week I was hit with a ton of rain and it bounced back before my wife could notice and file for divorce. I'm right down the road in Concord and it looks like we are going to get a good bit of rain starting tomorrow and going into tomorrow that should start the process. Temperatures will also be cool so you could hit it with a bit of nitrogen and continue to irrigate after for the next week and see what happens.

Let's hope the forecast is right, it's been devastatingly dry the last few weeks!

 

when was sodded ?
Last year when i used first time MSMA used little higher over 90F. Got similar situation. In this time i even do not know this website
I applied 15-15-15 5 pound for 1K ration every 2 weeks and they got back very quickly.
By the way, no matter what, tifTuf looks very good

 

when was sodded ?
Last year when i used first time MSMA used little higher over 90F. Got similar situation. In this time i even do not know this website
I applied 15-15-15 5 pound for 1K ration every 2 weeks and they got back very quickly.
By the way, no matter what, tifTuf looks very good

It was sodded about 3 months back. A few of the spots have burned straight down to the soil, considered plugging those, but may fertilize and reevaluate in a few weeks. Atleast the weeds are gone :lol:

 

Let runners grow over the concrete, try transplanting them into the brown spots. Seen it work for my neighbor. Could also take a few plugs from a healthy spot.