Hydro Mousse Liquid Lawn Fescue Seed – 1 lb
A fescue seed blend with germination aids, sprayed on to fill bare patches and thicken existing lawns.
- Light: Direct sun
- Water: Keep moist until it sprouts
- Temperature: Prefers mild weather
Description
Hydro Mousse is a fescue seed blend with the ingredients needed for germination and early growth. It's sprayed onto the soil to fill bare patches in lawns and make them thicker. The pack weighs 1 lb (0.45 kg) and, according to Bastana, covers about 60 m².
Why Hydro Mousse?
- Fills bare patches in a lawn instead of replacing the whole lawn.
- Seed and germination aids in one product.
- A blend made for sunny spots.
Where to use it
On bare or thin patches in sunny lawns around the home.
Use and care in the Saudi climate
- Season: fescue is a cool-season grass that grows well in mild weather and is stressed by summer heat, so we suggest using it in the cooler months of the year.
- Light: needs at least 4 hours of direct sun a day.
- Preparation: remove dead grass, loosen the soil surface a little, and add a thin layer of soil or compost.
- Water: keep the surface moist until the seed germinates, then water regularly. Fescue needs more water than warm-season grasses.
- Summer: it may weaken or go dormant in intense heat and may need reseeding the next season.
Size
- One 1 lb (0.45 kg) pack.
Three things to get right.
Lighting
Needs at least 4 hours of direct sun a day.
Watering
Keep the surface moist until it sprouts, then water regularly.
Temperature & humidity
A cool-season grass that grows well in mild weather and is stressed by summer heat.
According to Bastana, one 0.45 kg pack covers about 60 m².
Fescue is a cool-season grass, so we suggest using it in the cooler months, not in the summer heat.
The product is sprayed on. Contact Bastana to check whether the pack includes the sprayer or is a refill only.
Keep the soil surface moist until the seed germinates, then water regularly.
It may weaken or go dormant in intense heat and needs more water; you may need to reseed the next season.
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