The grass on my property hasn't ever been that great looking and I wanted to give it a boost or maybe use it to unlock nutrients in my soil. I have malibu compost and had thought about making compost tea with that and some worm castings with a bit of molasses. At first I thought it should be fine no matter what, as long as the ph is close, but I just listened to a podcast on korean natural farming and this macadamia tree farmer chris trump seemed to be saying that grass usually likes to be fungally dominant. I think that malibu compost might be bacterially dominant and i'm afraid that might just destroy my grass by eating up everything in the soil. Any thoughts on this?
Pictures, please. Actually spreading compost out and raking it in would be much much better - but pictures please. J