Is this fine spray suitable for just seeded grass that doesn't need deep watering but constant moisture
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You can direct the sprays any way you wish, I use it with the faucet turned low, and aim it at the plants I need to water.Not sure it will provide a fine spray as I haven't adjusted the tips. If you put all the tips upright you will get a good coverage and perhaps that will work.
1794513
No. Mine has a pretty heavy spray. It puts out quite a bit of water. I think it would be a waste for seeds, and at worst could wash them away if your soil is light.
1794514
I cannot answer that question. I have used it very little, and not on new grass.
1794515
We used it on a patch of grass that we had just planted and it worked great. The grass flourished and is doing well. Just what it needed.
1794516
We have not used it very much to give an answer for this. I primarily wanted it to water a small garden I have near the patio. I was pleased how it works for small and odd shaped areas. I am not disappointed we purchased.
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I would not use this for that application. Each noodle sprays a fairly hard stream of water which is good for covering distance but not for creating a light misting. For a just seeded lawn I would use one of those old fashioned arch type sprayers that kids used to play in in the 80's.
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I would not recommend this device for the purpose specified due to the water pressure. At full water pressure, to get the maximum area coverage, the fine spray would shift the grass seeds; it produces a strong stream. If the water pressure is shallow, the device would require numerous moves to cover the seeded area. If the heads are directed up, more area would be covered but water would be wasted in the process.
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I used a plastic Spray Bottle within which I placed the properly diluted product which I then sprayed directly at the troublesome weeds, which wilt in the sunlight after a few days, leaving the grass unaffected. Avoid applying when rain is expected.
2143662
Yes. I have a section of deck that gets no rain due to overhang of roof. I spray it now and then with a garden hose and it works!
1946553
It is. Try to use it when it is below 80 degrees out so it does not stress the grass too much. As always read the label at start out using the low rate to see the effects.
2167998
Be careful not to use to much concentrate, it may take a while to work as in a week or 2 but it WILL work, and if you spray too much or too heavy you will kill your good grass too.I found that it worked best used just below the recommended amount and a light spray. It's hard to see the amount you spray so stay on the side of caution.You can always reapply and learn as you I, but it's much worse to have to regroup your yard. Good luck!
542148
For grass I use half a tablespoon per gallon. For best results spray every 2 weeks with at least 3 applications.
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You could just irrigate, or yes, apply again. Numerous instances of poor weed control occur each year because of the lack of rain or an irrigation event within 7 days of preemergence application. Additionally, irrigating-in the herbicide is an excellent method to prevent losses due to volatility and lateral herbicide leaching. Turfgrass preemergence herbicides essentially do not leach in downward direction beyond a depth of 2 to 3 inches due to binding to soil colloids and organic matter. But they can move laterally, particularly if heavy rainfall occurs shortly after application. Thus, irrigation will usually improve weed control and will help to prevent lateral movement.
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regret I do not truly know the answer...recently used this product and is growing quite well on our lawn.....improving the looks of the lawn..... Keep in mind we have had a drought here...so lots of watering necessary...for the low cost of this product I would say it is worth a try.
601240
Yes. That's what I did, and it worked fine. I have no sprinkler system in my yards. Applying before rain works just as well.
890559
I spot sprayed the weeds in my lawn and did not make a general application. The label says that you can do this and it is effective where you have widely spaced weeds. In areas where I had crab grass I used a more general application. The product works very well with holistic weeds and does not seem to harm the desired turfgrasses.
1986686
Yes. I use a medium hold spray. And I don't use the product in winter. Too drying.
290805
Hi,I used it last year to fill in some bare patches , it grew fast but you have to keep the seed moist or it won't germinate . The other thing is that the color of fast grow is much lighter than St.Augustine , you can use the same brand regular grass seed, they won't grow as fast but will color match and in my experience seems more sturdy also .
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Using the #4 nozzle with 40-60psi water pressure these will "spray" over 40 feet. But, they will only keep the grass nice and green for the first 20 feet.
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No it will be fine. This is an oil based compound and it just lightly coats the seeds.
1567512
It should be fine. I've sprayed the enclosed part of my yard where the dogs run. They aren't out there all the time but I'd let it dry really good or let a rain come before I put them out there.
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I'm not an expert by any means but this is a slow drip for plants. For a yard I'd go with a sprinkler.
1065511
Seems like overkill. One jug of Drive will do your size lawn 10x over. Hose sprayer, 4-5 TBsp per gallon ratio. In my sprayer I add 12 oz of Drive and 2 oz of surfactant. (Always use surfactant!) Seriously for you I would just go to Home Depot or Lowes and get a $12 bottle of crabgrass & weed killer. Save your money.