Instructions for Hydroseeding
- First, Mix the Solution Mix the water, seed, fertilizer, and either the mulch or cellulose fiber in the attached tank. Follow any proportional instructions provided.
- Second Step: Prepare the Hose Connect the seeding solution tank to the hose.
- Step 3 – Monitor and Maintain Soil Moisture
- Step 4 – Touch Up
- Step 5 – Reduce Watering Frequency
Can hydro seeding be done on top of grass?
Can you hydroseed an established lawn? – We do not advise hydroseeding an established grass. Either replanting the grass from scratch or utilizing a technique known as “overseeding” is the greatest method for revitalizing a lawn. The overseeding process involves renting a power rake from a hardware shop and then disseminating seed. 
Hydroseeding is an excellent method for rapidly developing ground cover and erosion control across vast areas for both commercial and residential applications. It is widely used to rapidly cover huge amounts of barren soil with vegetation and to produce lovely home lawns.
It is less expensive and requires less effort than sod installation, and it generates results more rapidly and with a better percentage of success than hand seeding. Keep in mind that, like sod and manual planting, hydroseeding involves preparation and upkeep to establish and maintain a beautiful lawn.
To get a lush lawn and maximize the return on your hydroseeding investment, it is essential to prepare the area for seeding and then fertilize and water it carefully as it becomes established.
Do I require topsoil before to hydroseeding?
Hydroseeding is a popular technique for seeding lawns. It is commonly used to seed slopes and windy areas, but it may also be used to seed lawns everywhere. Before hydroseeding, the soil must be properly prepared, and rolling the topsoil is one stage in that process. Clark’s Landscape suggests hydroseeding in the autumn or spring to allow the grass to thrive without the heat of summer.
