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Potting soil
Newish septic tank in traditional location of round grave/road base circular
driveway. Circumference surrounded by large rocks to prevent vehicles from driving over the septic tank. The septic tank installer used what he called "sandy loam" to cover this area over the septic tank. Seems like red clay to me, and stratifies when there's lack of water on it. I put St. Augustine sod over it. The St Augustine has been a yellowish color and not healthy looking in this area. I've tried traditional fertilizer, and even "Texas Greensand". Not much change. Kept the area well watered. There are some low spots in this area, not uniform. Put some inexpensive potting soil on it. Now, all the areas that were covered over with the potting soil have a lush green color to the St. Augustine. The potting soil bags didn't say anything about soil, just 6 or 7 materials that are common for holding moisture and water, no chemical or otherwise fertilizers in it. Haven't changed my watering strategy. So, what did I do right (by mistake) that's making the grass green? -- Jonny |
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