After laying 1,000 sq. ft. of centipede sod, the priority is watering—twice daily for two weeks until roots knit. Fertilizer should wait until the sod is firmly rooted.
Centipede grass is low-maintenance and sensitive to over-fertilization. Once established, a single annual application of organic fertilizer at ½ lb nitrogen per 1,000 sq. ft. is sufficient. Excess nitrogen causes thatch buildup, disease susceptibility, and decline.
Less is more with centipede—one light feeding, proper mowing, and minimal intervention yield the best results.
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