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re: St. Augustine Maintenance Schedule
Posted on 3/31/20 at 4:39 pm to ksdolfan
Posted on 3/31/20 at 4:39 pm to ksdolfan
It would be close. Centipede requires less nitrogen than St Aug. I would use 16-0-8 on centipede. Remember that just because N% might be low you can still over apply by having the spreader set improperly. 16% N does give you a little more forgiveness.
What is good for centipede (and for healthy St Aug's) is to fert it one good time to start the year and then switch to houactinite or milorganite.
What is good for centipede (and for healthy St Aug's) is to fert it one good time to start the year and then switch to houactinite or milorganite.
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Posted on 9/7/23 at 4:28 pm to ronk
Ronk,
Should I fertilize newly laid St. Aug (laid middle of July) and existing St. Aug now or not?
Don’t apply pre-emergent to newly laid St. Aug, correct?
Should I fertilize newly laid St. Aug (laid middle of July) and existing St. Aug now or not?
Don’t apply pre-emergent to newly laid St. Aug, correct?
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