Yes, you can thicken centipede sod by overseeding with centipede seed. The optimal time is mid-May when the soil has warmed. 'Tifblair' is a reliable variety. Aerate or lightly rake the bare areas, spread the seed, and apply a starter fertilizer.
The critical task: keep the top inch of soil consistently moist (not soggy) for two weeks until germination. Once the seedlings emerge, gradually reduce watering frequency. With patience, the new grass will fill in the gaps.
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