St. Augustine near Tampa shows expanding dead spots; chinch bugs suspected. Watering is restricted to once weekly. The expert advises confirming with a soap flush (>10 bugs/sq ft). If confirmed, use an insecticide. Often irrigation issues mimic chinch bugs; polymer products or organic amendments can improve water retention.
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