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Germinating seed surviving 90 degree weather.

 
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Will watering it daily be enough or should I cover it? It will be 5 days planted when the temp hits 90.
 
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Well today we are about to find out if it will survive. Though a lot of it actually sprouted. 4 days and it sprouted. Amazing!
 
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I've watered a bit but so far so good. it's all coming up nicely.
 
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Are these the clover seeds? Yes, they'll need a lot of water, especially this time of year. Probably could have planted those in April.
 
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If I want to be sure of a good germination rate I'll have ground up leaves or grass clipping ready to go as mulch before seeding. Pretty much guaranteed.
It always looks good the first few days but young plants can't stand much stress so I don't even bother seeding unless I can mulch too.
 
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Roy Hinkley wrote:If I want to be sure of a good germination rate I'll have ground up leaves or grass clipping ready to go as mulch before seeding. Pretty much guaranteed.
It always looks good the first few days but young plants can't stand much stress so I don't even bother seeding unless I can mulch too.



Our yard is an acre. I didn't have enough mulch to cover it all.

Everything is surviving just fine though. No issues at all.
 
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