Chinch bugs thrive in drought. Monitor regularly; treat at first sign. Professional service targeted for chinch bugs is effective.
Big-eyed bugs (Geocoris spp.) are natural predators but respond only after damage occurs.
Prevent recurrence with proper irrigation, thatch management, and resistant varieties like 'Floratam' or 'Seville'.
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