Homeowner applied 10 lbs sugar a month ago, no weed reduction. Has crabgrass, "lacy" weeds, tough dark green weeds. Bought another 10 lbs, asks if okay to apply now.
Yes, apply anytime. Excess sugar only wastes money—no burn. Minimum 4 lbs/1,000 sq ft. Apply now, mid-August, fall.
Sugar feeds microbes; they build soil that suppresses weeds. Patience + soil improvement = results.
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