Yellowing in identical areas suggests soil-related nutrient tie-up—often from buried construction debris (concrete, lime, drywall) raising pH locally, locking up iron/manganese.
Spray liquid foliar fertilizer (iron + nitrogen) on yellow patches at label rate. If they green up in 3–5 days, roots can't absorb soil nutrients—foliar bypass works. Confirms lockout, not disease.
But it's only step one. Follow with fertilizer, weed control, and pH management based on tests.
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