Rust (Puccinia) appears as orange powder on blades. It weakens grass but rarely kills it. However, new sod that hasn't rooted in 4 weeks signals installation or watering issues.
Proper soil prep, rolling after laying, and careful watering (morning only, deep) prevent rust and rooting failure.
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