Note: The first season with regenerative approaches is often a transition period, much like heading to the gym after coming off life support—your landscape has been reliant on chemical crutches for so long that rebuilding strength takes time, patience, and consistent effort. You might see weeds temporarily worsen as soil biology rebalances, or slower initial greening compared to forced NPK pops, but this is nature awakening dormant microbes, loosening compaction, and fostering deeper roots for true resilience. Unrealistic expectations of overnight perfection can lead to frustration, but stick with it: By season two, you’ll notice fewer pests, no diseases, and a vibrant, self-sustaining yard that thrives without the “Mor-on Approach” like nature intended. It’s a journey to lasting health—for your lawn and the planet.