A Louisiana homeowner sprayed chickweed in centipede and St. Augustine lawns, leaving bald spots. The respondent suspects the herbicide—not the shallow-rooted chickweed—killed the grass. Centipede naturally crowds out weeds.
Switch to a fully organic program: sugar (4–5 lbs/1,000 sq ft) to feed microbes, deep watering, corn gluten meal, alfalfa meal, lava sand, baking soda spray. Weeds die out in rich soil. The respondent’s 10-year organic lawn is thick, weed-free, and low-maintenance. Chemical fertilizers kill the microbes that make this work.
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