Either will work. Rip up and reseed is faster but obviously more work.
Past-Direction9145
buzz it with a weed wacker / string trimmer to the dirt. this lets it fill in faster.
otherwise, do nothing. glyphosate was gone by the very next day. you could put seed down right now if you wanted, but those spots are so small they’ll fill in before you’d ever get the germination game growing
if you use other selective herbicides, this wouldn’t be the case. toss down seed after the usual stuff and it’s just gonna sit there and never sprout. you can’t put seed down after herbicide application– unless it’s glyphsate. says right on the bottle when and what you need to do.
TastyOne4160
dethatch, and overseed, in september, too hot to seed right now
YetiWalker36
Proplugger.
nguyen23464
What was the lesson? So I do not make the same mistake.
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Either will work. Rip up and reseed is faster but obviously more work.
buzz it with a weed wacker / string trimmer to the dirt. this lets it fill in faster.
otherwise, do nothing. glyphosate was gone by the very next day. you could put seed down right now if you wanted, but those spots are so small they’ll fill in before you’d ever get the germination game growing
if you use other selective herbicides, this wouldn’t be the case. toss down seed after the usual stuff and it’s just gonna sit there and never sprout. you can’t put seed down after herbicide application– unless it’s glyphsate. says right on the bottle when and what you need to do.
dethatch, and overseed, in september, too hot to seed right now
Proplugger.
What was the lesson? So I do not make the same mistake.