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People drink water when they are thirsty and it goes same with the plants as well. Too many variables can enter the picture like light, wind, rain, temperature, humidity and the type of plants installed. Keep the plants moist for two weeks, water everyday if it does not rain at least a half-inch. For the next two weeks water minimum three times per week or everyday if it is hot and dry. The owner needs to keep the new installation watered carefully for the first year. The plants should then be rooted in enough to withstand a little stress. Check them daily and water as needed. If these symptoms arise like wilting, which indicates root damage. Always feel the soil to make sure it is not already too wet. If the plant is wilted and the soil is dry, water it. If it is still wet then let it dry out before watering again. Many plants merely fold up their leaves when they are dry and lawn grasses are excellent examples of this type. Their leaves either fold like a book or roll like a newspaper. Some plants never wilt, fold or curl when dry but their leaves simply lose their rich green colouration.
How much to water?
Deep watering encourages deep rooting too. Shallow watering invites drought damage. Soak the soil thoroughly while watering and then allow it to dry slightly before watering again. The plant's root system will grow downward in search of the moist soil. Good watering equipment is one of the most important investments. Remember the requirements and whichever equipment one uses must distribute water uniformly and efficiently with a minimum of runoff and evaporation. Water well before chilly weather in the winter, dry plants is more likely to be damaged by freezes. Water the new lawn frequently and lightly at first, as its roots will be shallow and quite susceptible to extreme moisture. Steadily reduce the frequency and increase the dosages. Once the seeds are well rooted, letting the soil dry to a depth of several inches will help the grass develop deep roots. Grass roots remain alive during the winter and a good soaking every few weeks can be the key to pulling the grass through in prime condition.
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