🧪 Lawn Fungus Control — Large Patch & Dollar Spot
St. Augustine • Centipede • Bermuda • Zoysia — we stop Large Patch (Rhizoctonia) and Dollar Spot before they spread, then nurse turf back fast with the right nutrition and timing for South Louisiana.
🎥 See it up close (real customer lawns)
30–60 seconds: what Large Patch looks like, why it spreads, how we stop it — no social media crop, full quality.
🔍 How to spot Large Patch & Dollar Spot
Early ID = faster recovery across St. Augustine, Centipede, Bermuda, Zoysia.
🗓️ Our warm-season fungus plan (South Louisiana)
Timed around fall & spring Large Patch windows; we monitor Dollar Spot as nights warm.
1 Prevent & time it right
Proactive apps in fall and early spring based on soil temps — not a rigid calendar.
2 Knock down outbreaks
Curative fungicides + mowing/watering instructions to reduce leaf wetness and slow spread. We rotate actives for resistance.
3 Recover & fill in
Feed correctly for turf type/season so healthy tissue fills back quickly without re-triggering disease.
🧬 When it’s not Large Patch or Dollar Spot
We confirm on-site before choosing products or timing.
Take-All Root Rot (TARR) 🌱
St. Augustine & Zoysia: thinning, yellowing that won’t respond to fertilizer; roots dark/weak; stolons lift easily. We reduce stress/moisture, adjust height, correct pH/thatch, and time root-focused fungicides.
Gray Leaf Spot ☀️
Hot, humid periods on St. Augustine; lesions with gray/tan centers and dark margins. We time nitrogen, improve airflow/cut height, and rotate labeled fungicides when pressure builds.
Pythium & Leaf Spots 💧
Flares with ultra-wet turf, night watering, or poor drainage. We fix irrigation/drainage first and only treat if confirmed.
💚 Why choose Grow Green for fungus issues
❓ Fungus FAQs
Will the dead areas turn green again?
Once the fungus is stopped, living stolons/rhizomes and surrounding turf fill in. If crowns are dead, those spots fill from edges or need patching.
How fast can you stop Large Patch?
Spread usually halts within a few days; color can lag 1–3 weeks depending on weather and turf type.
Could this be Take-All Root Rot instead?
TARR attacks roots/rhizomes, so turf thins and yellows without classic rings. We confirm on-site and adjust treatment and recovery steps.
How do you prevent Gray Leaf Spot?
Time nitrogen to weather, improve airflow and cut height, reduce leaf wetness, and rotate labeled fungicides when pressure builds.
