Baking soda on the lawn sounded like a myth until last month
I figured it was another internet fairy tale, but our moss patch near the fence refused to die after two rounds of chemical spray. Spread a cheap box of baking soda over that 8x4 area on a dry morning, raked it in once, and the moss shriveled within 5 days. Anyone else tried this or am I just lucky so far?
Man, that moss battle is the worst, I've been there with a stubborn patch that laughed at everything I threw at it. Baking soda is a smart move since it messes with the pH and dries the stuff out without soaking your soil in chemicals. Five days is a solid win, hope it stays gone for you.