Homeowner applied liquid iron to dry St. Augustine; rain within 12 hours. No improvement after a week. Asks about reapplication.
Iron greening takes 2–4 weeks. One week is too soon to judge. Do NOT reapply yet—excess iron can toxicity.
Treat the cause, not the symptom. Iron is a band-aid if pH or disease is the real issue.
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