Daytona Beach homeowner wants sugar protocol for St. Augustine: when, how much, effect on azaleas.
Chemistry reality: Sucrose = C₁₂H₂₂O₁₁. Heat it → water evaporates → carbon remains. Carbon ≠ plant nutrient. Microbes love it → temporary population boom → short nutrient flush. That's it.
What sugar does NOT do: Kill weeds, fungi, bacteria, azaleas. Zero herbicidal/insecticidal/fungicidal activity.
What helps St. Augustine:
Sugar is a distraction. Invest in organic matter, not sucrose. Case closed.
Thank You from a Satisfied Reader (Palmetto Grass in South Florida)
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