A Mississippi centipede lawn was killed by an internet-purchased herbicide promised to spare the grass. Dead patches remain. Repair with sod plugs:
Centipede spreads by stolons; moisture is critical for rooting. Fertilize spring and fall (3 lbs/1000 sq ft), mow 1–1.5" consistently. Prevent future crabgrass with pre-emergent (benefin, DCPA, bensulide) in early spring. Control winter broadleaf weeds with 2,4-D/MCPP in fall.
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