Hi,
I bought this turf from B'nQ and put it down about a month ago. large
sections
of it went brown but a fair bit of it took and looks pretty
healthy. I wondered
if there were any products / advice that could
encourage the healthy stuff to
spread? Currently I'm watering at 07:00
in the morning and evening with a jet
hose.
Any advice gratefully accepted!
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Jarvis
> Hi,
> I bought this turf from B'nQ and put it down about a month ago. large
> sections of it went brown but a fair bit of it took and looks pretty
> healthy. I wondered if there were any products / advice that could
> encourage the healthy stuff to spread? Currently I'm watering at 07:00
> in the morning and evening with a jet hose.
> Any advice gratefully accepted!
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> Jarvis
I've never seen such a perfect patchwork of sod where some sections
are perfect and others are a total zero. Assuming the soil was
relatively uniform, the sod and installation were the same, I can't
begin to guess what went wrong.
But to answer your question, whether the grass will spread depends on
what kind of grass it is, which you didn't say. If it's a clump type
grass, like tall fescue, it will not spread. If it's bluegrass, it
will spread slowly over time. But from a practical standpoint, it
doesn't matter. The only thing that's going to make that look good
without waiting and tending to it for years is to replace the failed
sections.
A month into establishment, I'd look into gradually reducing the
watering.
> I bought this turf from B'nQ and put it down about a month ago. large
> sections of it went brown but a fair bit of it took and looks pretty
> healthy. I wondered if there were any products / advice that could
> encourage the healthy stuff to spread? Currently I'm watering at 07:00
> in the morning and evening with a jet hose.
> Any advice gratefully accepted!
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