Brown sugar crystals are coated with molasses—rich in minerals and carbon that feed soil yeasts and bacteria. White sugar works but lacks micronutrients.
Corn gluten is a mild pre-emergent (10–20% crabgrass reduction) and nitrogen source (10% N). Apply 20 lbs/1,000 sq ft in early spring and fall.
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