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Message: [QUOTE="oneeye, post: 254442, member: 8968"] Let your grass grow and stop mowing so much. Let the grass rest for a few weeks. Then the new leaves will have a chance for more photosynthesis. You will never know if you keep the tops cut off. Let it REST Second if you over water with an alkaline tap water the grass will turn yellow from lack of iron. Iron is only available when the water pH is slightly acidic. Never water by a weekly time without checking the soil. Before any water hits your yard you need to make sure the grass needs the water. Adding water when the grass doesn't need it will cause yellowing. Lastly, your grass may need some nitrogen in a complete fertilizer application. I don't know and can't recommend anything without a soil test from the lab. If in question always send a soil sample to the soil lab. In short, soil testing provides the critical information required to ensure all crop nutrition decisions are accurate, efficient, cost-effective and responsible. Soil analysis provides fundamental knowledge on the chemical, physical and biological status of a soil. Google [/QUOTE]