So is the October and November starter in addition to what I dropped at seeding 2 weeks ago? That seems like an awful lot of starter no? And hitting it with Milo during all this as well won't be too much?

Am I reading this incorrectly or does the bag of Milo require 72lbs (2 bags per 2500sqft) for a new lawn as opposed to the standard 36lb (1 bag per 2500)?

Also, I don't mind waiting until next Spring to lime. My soil is around 5.7pH at the moment, and according to the application rate on the Encap bag, I'm going to be throwing it on at the max rate. If this in any way will harm the grass, I don't mind waiting.

Anything Morph?

If you glance back at the soil test reading, your phosphorus was incredibly short. This is not only not too much, you'll probably end up needing more next year.

For a post reno feed, I'd go with the 1 bag per 2,500 square feet level feeding. New lawn feeding rate is actually about 1 bag per 1,500-2,000 square feet.

Again, back to the soil reading, if you hit the amounts of lime correctly, you're well under the maximum rate. If you exceeded lime applications as recommended on the last app, we're going to have to adjust it.

Thanks Morph

Forgot to ask, the extreme Nitrogen fertilizing coupled with the watering won't cause fungus issues?

Nitrogen levels aren't actually extreme, starter is on the low side. The Milo just brings it up to normal levels.

While the watering can certainly cause fungal problems, we'll just have to deal with those if they happen.

Ok. Thanks Morpheus.