Moss isn't a weed—it's a symptom. It grows where it's wet, shady, compacted, or acidic. Grass won't return until conditions change.
If you dry it out, moss will decline. But whatever grows back is "Mother Nature's choice"—likely weeds or weak grass. You'll still need to overseed with desired grass and maintain proper culture.
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