You brew excellent compost tea (5 gal, aerated, diverse ingredients, 24+ hours) and apply via 16:1 eductor. Grass perks up. How often?
If your soil has good organic matter and active biology, you need tea less often—maybe monthly in growing season. If soil is dead, weekly applications help jumpstart recovery.
Tea inoculates; organic matter sustains. Topdress with compost annually. Tea is the booster shot; compost is the diet.
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