Mix ¼ cup baking soda per 1 gallon water. Apply with garden sprayer, soaking affected areas thoroughly. Repeat as needed.
Sugar feeds beneficial microbes that suppress Rhizoctonia (brown patch fungus). Unlike fertilizer, excess sugar won't burn grass.
Also suppresses fungus and acts as organic pre-emergent. Application rates vary—consult Howard Garrett's resources.
Rhizoctonia thrives in low-organic-matter soils. Compost, sugar, and corn gluten boost microbial antagonists (Trichoderma, Bacillus) that naturally suppress the pathogen.
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