Im Mai wurde neuer Rasen gesät. Ist gut gewachsen und sah nach einer Neuaussaat und viel Wasser im Sommer gesund aus.
Ich habe mit dem Gießen jetzt aufgehört, da es schon weit im Herbst ist und es in den meisten Gegenden seit ein oder zwei Monaten ziemlich braun ist.
Irgendwelche Ideen, was dies verursacht oder was helfen könnte, wären dankbar 👍
Von: Environmentaltet7203
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new growth outshades old growth making it go pale
Possibly fungus. A good lawn feed should help.
Possibly compacted soil in those parts. Aeration should help. Maybe a bit of reseeding also.
Don’t think it’s dog related as it doesn’t seem patchy.
Shouldn’t be too tricky to resolve
It looks like red thread (which is caused by the fungus Laetisaria fuciformis). Helping drainage and applying nitrogen may help – hard to keep the grass from being so wet though given the weather we have been having.
Just mow it regularly in the future. Long grass goes pale at the bottom. It also holds a lot of moisture so perfect conditions for any fungal issues.
Looks like Red Thread to me. Warm and wet conditions. Apply a feed high in Nitrogen and it should grow out. Try to get a cut on the lawn. Beforehand too.. not too much, just top it off
Fungus is part of a healthy garden. Monoculture lawns aren’t natural and are a waste of time.
If you want it as a lawn you just need to cut it more. The bits underneath are dying because it’s so dense and they’re not getting enough light. Could be a fungus, kept at bay by mowing. Even if you don’t want a lawn you still need to cut the grass sometimes or it’ll alway go like this
Cut the grass to allow air to circulate
Rake it to buggery too. You’ll get a ton of ‘thatch’ out (dead grass). May look patchy for a bit but will bounce back stronger.
No one has mentioned this yet, but you need to scarify and aerate the lawn. It’s simply too thick at the moment.
After scarifying lawns look a mess but after a week they look amazing.
no this isn’t caused by fungus, this is a newbuild isn’t it? very little topsoil and no nutrients.
Evergreen Autum Lawncare might be good here.
Do u have a dog as that looks like urine burns