When temps hit 90s+, stop watering for 10 days. St. Augustine survives; Poa annua (shallow roots) dies. Resume deep watering—St. Augustine recovers.
Can't visually distinguish Floratam from other St. Augustine. Test a small patch with any questionable product—if it lives, you're safe.
Thick, healthy St. Augustine (mow 3–4", fertilize moderately, water deep) is your best defense. Poa invades thin, overwatered, overfertilized turf.
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