Hydroseeding for Accuracy. Before and After Results. 

Thanks! Will do!

I always wanted a smaller unit for these small jobs.

@@gorgeoutdoors turbo turf worked good for small areas but limited to paper mulch only since it's a jet agitation machine.

I'm considering building one this winter, but I never seem to finish any dreams over winter.

@@gorgeoutdoors pretty simple design. Just need a round tank a few valves and a trash pump. Plastic pump last a little more and Don't corrode with fertilizer. Mine has a 2" b&s 3.5 hp pump. I have a 500 gallon steel tank that I've been wanting to build.

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Water ran 3 times per day. About 10 minutes per cycle. Needs to stay moist for germination. This was May - June, still on the cool side. Mid summer, often 5 to 6 times per day. Working on a time lapse hydro seed germination video now.

Perennial Ryegrass. When irrigated, it is the superior lawn here. 7 to 10 lbs per 1,000.

It never takes when I shoot over existing grass. It will germinate above the soil and reject. It likes direct soil contact. If the soil is compacted, I would airerate, overseed, light compost, and hit it in 2 directions with a thatcher or verdi-cutter. And fertilize. That always does the trick here. Its often a compacted soil issue.

@@gorgeoutdoors I appreciate it, thank you!

It is highly recommended since it's cooler and more suitable for plants to grow

Good question, the prep before please 👍🏾

Hire a hydroseeder or use the exact same procedure as he made.

Nothing grows here naturally except weeds, junk, blackberries, and poison oak.

Perennial Rye.

100% Perennial rye

@@gorgeoutdoors Thank you , what brand mulch do you use ?

It was wood fiber mulch. Not sure what brand. I have a few bales left, I will check. I couldn't get any last order, only could get hydro straw. Doesn't last as long, but was the only thing available.

That makes 2 augers I don't want to fall into.

Oh shut up! he’ll be fine