Lime raises pH. Most bald spots have other causes:
Baking soda: 4 tsp/gal water, soak affected spots. Or horticultural corn meal: 10 lbs/1,000 sq ft watered in deep.
Full program (sugar, deep water, alfalfa/lava sand, high mow) balances soil, prevents fungus, eliminates grubs via predators, and creates weed-resistant turf.
Don't guess. Check roots, moisture, sun, pet patterns. Treat cause, not symptom.
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