New homeowner, weak thin grass with brown spots. Roots visible on top, light brown, grass green. The expert says that's typical Bahia. Water weekly (if allowed), mow highest setting. After third mowing, reduce irrigation. If roots unsightly, lightly topdress with soil; they'll reappear eventually.
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