Broadcast dry granulated sugar by hand (or spreader) at 4–5 lbs per 1,000 sq ft. Then water thoroughly to dissolve and carry into soil.
Sugar is not a foliar feed. It's a soil microbe food. Watering in is essential—rain or irrigation both work.
Sugar → microbes → nutrient cycling → rich soil → weeds can't compete → thick, healthy grass. No chemicals, no burnout, safe for kids/pets.
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