These light green patches showed up pretty much overnight.
Any ideas what is causing this? There are several similar spots in my yard.
No herbicides have been applied.
Three weeks ago I over seeded with Royal Bermuda seed. Added fert 24-0-4 three days ago and watered in.
Is this the new grass seed coming in or effects of maybe concentrated fertilizer?
It’s strange that it’s in spots. Some 5’ sections and some 1’ sections. It’s also shorter than the surrounding existing Bermuda. Like it’s stunted. No sod worms moths.
If it’s the new seed then it’s strange how it’s so sparse and spotty since I spread evenly across the yard with a spreader. Same with fert.

Ronk, any thoughts?

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Posted by ronk

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 9:20 am to Rocklicker

Possibly helminthosporium. Are you sure that nothing else got on the lawn?

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Posted by LEASTBAY

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 9:29 am to Rocklicker

You sure the fertilizer went down evenly?

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Posted by Ziggy

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 9:32 am to LEASTBAY

quote:
You sure the fertilizer went down evenly?

This is what I was thinking too -- or herbicide burn, although OP said he hadn't used any herbicides.

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Posted by Rocklicker

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 2:02 pm to ronk

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helminthosporium

Well that’s something I never heard of. I googled. But I don’t see any spots on blades or anything like that. I have had some issues with mushrooms though lately.
Nothing else applied though.

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Fertilizer evenly?

Well, mostly? It’s possible some areas get extra because of my Scott’s spreader. Sometimes it clogs and sometimes extra builds up on the spinner. So this is a possibility.

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