Centipede, Bermuda, St. Augustine, Kentucky bluegrass—all respond equally well to organic sugar feeding. The mechanism (microbial soil building) is grass-agnostic. Weeds are the only thing that declines.
If you applied 15-0-15 a month ago, flush the soil with deep watering (6–8 inches, twice weekly for two weeks) before starting sugar. This removes salts that would kill microbes.
For 8+ years, the author used only:
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