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getting frustrated
OK-now what? Maybe I am just impatient.
8 days ago I removed all the dead "stuff" from my lawn- Did a soil test. Bought Scott's "patchmaster", extra seed, soil and starter fert. Worked the soil and laid the Patchmaster down and overseeded with the fert. Been keeping it wet - I have yet to see anything germinate- It has been dropping into the low 40's at night since then and warming up to 60's during the day- Do some of the seeds die off and do I have to start over or just wait?? we are slated to get some showers this weekend. |
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Seed generally germinates within one to three weeks. If you used patchmaster, you didn't need additional starter fert or seed. I hope you didn't get too much nitrogen down at once.
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A Little Warmer In evenings And In The day Would Help To. You are a Little early.
John.
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