Unlike chemical fertilizers, sugar cannot burn tender seedlings. It does not contact roots directly—it feeds soil microbes that improve the environment for germination and early growth.
Chemical "starter" fertilizers provide a quick nitrogen hit but kill microbes and create dependency. Sugar builds the biological foundation that sustains the lawn for decades with minimal input.
Author's lawn: weed-free 8+ years, no harmful insects, 90% less work/cost, asthma 90% better. Grandkids and dogs play safely during applications.
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