watering frequency for korean grass
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by nritya on August 18, 2005 08:01 PM
I have recently laid a lawn of korean grass in my house I water it in the evenings regularly as i donot have time to do so in the mornings. ![[Roll Eyes]](im/rolleyes.gif)
But the grass has started drying in a lot of areas and when i contacted the horticulturist he said that i have to water it twice a day. ![[Confused]](im/confused.gif)
But that is not possible for me.Is there any other solution or will my whole lawn dry up very soon? ![[shocked]](im/graemlins/shock.gif)
can anybody help me? ![[tears]](im/graemlins/crying.gif)
But the grass has started drying in a lot of areas and when i contacted the horticulturist he said that i have to water it twice a day. But that is not possible for me.Is there any other solution or will my whole lawn dry up very soon? can anybody help me?
by thebearswoman on August 19, 2005 07:40 AM
Do you know the soil type? Sandy soils tend to be needed watered more often. I am not to familiar with this type of grass. But, is it a seeded or is it sodded lawn? But, in general the recommendation here is 3/4-1 inch in water per week. Is there maybe a neighbor that would come & water your lawn? Maybe check with an irrigation system that is set on a timer. Good Luck!!
by nritya on August 19, 2005 05:20 PM
The soil is sandy and the lawn is sodded.I donot know much about the irrigation system, but temporarily I have arranged for some help.I have to wait and see.The climate here is quite hot and also I am not sure of the availablity of any timer systems in India.Anyway thanks a lot for you reply.
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