HYDROSEEDING CANONSBURG

To ensure proper nourishment for the newly planted seedlings, we have incorporated a high-quality starter fertilizer within the hydro-mulch.

For continued growth and development of your new lawn, it is crucial to apply additional doses of starter fertilizer every 3-4 weeks starting from the initial installation date.

Once the first growing season concludes, maintaining a consistent regimen of regular fertilizer, along with crabgrass and weed control, becomes vital to achieve optimal results.

When the grass reaches a height of 1.5 inches, it is time to mow. Temporarily adjust your mower deck to maintain a cutting height of 1-1.25 inches. This particular height encourages the gradual growth and thickening of the lawn, especially with slow-growing bluegrass. Maintain this cutting height for a period of 2-3 months.

Once the lawn is established, adopt a regular mowing routine with a height setting of 2.5-3 inches. It is important not to cut the grass any shorter, as this can be detrimental to the lawn's health. Remember the general guideline of never removing more than one-third of the grass blade length during each mowing session. Additionally, ensure that your mower blades are sharp to achieve a clean cut, maintain uniform color, and promote a denser lawn.

The presence of weeds in your new lawn is an inevitable occurrence.

Weed seeds exist in the soil and can also be spread through wind currents.

However, there's no need to worry as most weeds can be effectively managed. The most efficient method to combat weed competition is through regular mowing. It is important to prevent weeds from growing taller than 1-2 inches.

Once the lawn has matured, typically after about 5-6 regular mowings, it becomes more resilient and can withstand a weed control application.

If you have enrolled in our fertilizer program, you will receive a weed control application based on the specific timing of your lawn's seeding.