How to Prepare Your Soil and Lay Sod

[@MilorganiteFertilizer]

Learn how to fertilize your lawn with Milorganite Fertilizer: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5DPp6qfjLKgprM

[@ronaldmckinney5693]

Best information, no bs.

[@MilorganiteFertilizer]

Glad we could help! For more information on sodding with Milorganite. www.milorganite.com/lawn-care/grasses-seed-sod/seed-and-sod-application-rates

[@cesar527]

I did none of this and my sod looks great!!!

[@ricardorodriguez9508]

Man... I saw this and was like... "Never mind, how much for someone to this for me?"😂🤣

[@megatwon45]

How did you do your install

[@cesar527]

​@alexanderkennedy2969thats all I did, its still looks good 👍

[@vijaysai1268]

thanks

[@iloveadventures6710]

Concise.

[@omarbernal2408]

Top soil or campose?

[@MilorganiteFertilizer]

Before sodding or seeding prepare your soil by incorporating several inches of organic matter such as compost into the top 6-8 inches of soil. Gently work in the Milorganite into the soil.

[@khalidoman1347]

Nice

[@Canaan16]

Good job.

[@Jdeneik]

I noticed the sod layer has their knees ON the sod. This is a no no

[@navydoc6889]

Shit will buff out

[@navydoc6889]

If your laying short turf for a home putting green then odds are your going to top dress with sand. Again, SHIT WILL BUFF OUT

[@angelfigueroa310]

Why was the dirt not wetted before laying sod ?

[@MilorganiteFertilizer]

Hi, Angel, We recommend to first prep your soil by incorporating several inches of organic matter, such as compost, into the top 6-8 inches of soil. Milorganite should be mixed into the top 2-4 inches of soil before laying sod to help establish and feed the roots. Water after laying new sod, enough to penetrate the sod and 2 inches of the existing soil. From day 2 on, keep your sod and soil moist throughout the day. The roots are short, so the sod cannot take large amounts of water at any single time. Other than the first day, the ground under the sod should never be soggy. Usually, watering 4 to 6 times during the day, for approximately 5 to 6 minutes each, is required until the roots are established. Root establishment will usually begin within 7 to 14 days. For more tips on laying sod: www.milorganite.com/lawn-care/grasses-seed-sod/seed-and-sod-application-rates

[@mrdallas9729]

To bad we don't have Milo. In Dallas anymore....

[@MilorganiteFertilizer]

Due to the growing popularity of Milorganite it has become scarce in many areas of the country. We are working hard to keep up with demand and get stores restocked. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your support of Milorganite. Please visit our store locator for additional stores in your area. www.milorganite.com/tools-and-resources/store-locator

[@johnnymata523]

Is this ok for st Agustin grass ??

[@MilorganiteFertilizer]

Hi, Johnny, Yes! Milorganite works on all grass species, including St Augustine. You don’t have to worry about streaks, stripes, or accidentally burning your lawn when you use Milorganite! It contains virtually no salts, even in the hottest temperatures or driest conditions. You don’t have to water it in. It’ll stay in the soil ready to work when moisture becomes available. For more information on using Milorganite: www.milorganite.com/using-milorganite/why-use-milorganite

[@firstnamelastname740]

Seems more like an ad for Milorganite

[@Mystery207]

Commercial not helpful