White patches that disappear overnight indicate sun scald—water droplets act as lenses, burning tissue.
Water at soil level, not overhead. Deep soak once a week unless extreme heat/drought.
Fertilize after watering. Your schedule (every couple months) is fine.
If white areas persist or spread, suspect fungal disease. Consult extension.
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