Tug on brown grass. If it lifts like carpet, grubs are eating roots. Dig at the green/brown border—white C-shaped larvae confirm it. Apply grubicide (e.g., Grub-Ex) now and repeat in June.
Fungal diseases show hourglass lesions, colored spots/powder, or black roots on blades at patch edges. Apply a standalone fungicide (no fertilizer combo). But real control comes from cultural change: mow high (2.5–3.5"), water deeply once weekly, avoid evening wetness.
Late spring, early fall, late fall. No early spring or summer nitrogen. Cool-season grasses need this rhythm.
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