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Fall Lime-Green Patches in Acid Soil: Not Sulfur, Not Iron

Fall patches of lime green in grass. Soil very acid. Need sulfur or iron?

Acid Soil + Iron = Toxicity (Brown/Rust), Not Lime Green

Iron toxicity shows as bronzing from inside leaf—won't rub off.

Lime Green Patches = Different Issue

  • Nutrient imbalance (maybe potassium?).
  • Variety difference (mixed grass types).
  • Localized drainage.

Soil test with tissue analysis. Don't guess amendments.

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