Hi T A, thanks for you interest in the video. The seed I used was called ‘Superstar Back Lawn’ from The Grass People. I researched a lot before purchasing and found it to give the most hard-wearing, lush and green lawn. You can buy it from Amazon (www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01FFX21DA/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=B01FFX21DA&linkCode=as2&tag=thecluelessga-21&linkId=a37002d0576fb3c24909c197a50ab379). I purchased the 20kg bag to do around 210 square metres as I sowed it at 70g per M2 (the bag recommends 50g per M2 but I found this to produce a thicker lawn quicker when used with some growmore fertiliser a few days before sowing the seed)
I love that little rig you’ve set up to deter seed stealers. Simple and inexpensive. Given me a great idea for my own renovation...thanks for the videos
Hi, thanks for your interest in the video! Yes it was just several lengths of string stretched across the lawn with silver foil trays attached to reflect the light and deter the birds. We still had a few (as you can see on the video) but they only ate a tiny proportion of the seed (I also seeded at 70g per m2 rather than the recommended 50g per m2 to compensate for any lost to the pigeons)
Currently waiting for my lawn to grow, its germinated now, watching this video keeps me going and helps me resist the urge to turf it. Patience is key so I'm told!
Yes just be patient and it will come. Make sure to keep it constantly moist in the early days. I watered twice a day for the first couple of weeks (when there was no rain), then daily for the next few weeks after that
@@chriscooke2678 I didn't put any fertiliser down before I seeded, although I rotavated the whole thing by hand, twice, and added compost. How long should I wait before I feed it? Tia
If you didn’t apply a pre-seeding fertiliser it’s probably best to wait at least 6 to 8 weeks now when the lawn is fully established and you’ve mowed it at least 4 times
This is interesting. I recently redid a patch in my yard. Used to only grow weeds now it's got grass all over it. I'm about 21 days from day of seeding and about 14 from sprouting. It's looking good but I can't wait for it to be thick and blend into the rest of the yard. That's how I found this at least. I've been researching grass growing. Still interesting to watch.
On day 13 and mine is starting to come up sporadically (hydroseed on top of 1-3 inches of fresh loam). I know for me (live in the northeast of the US). The weather has been cold. From what my hydroseed guy told me, low ground temps delay germination. We have barely gone over 60 degrees F in the pat 2 weeks with no rain ad a bunch of wind. Or at least this is what I tell myself to fall asleep...LOL. Did yours pop yet?
The first two weeks grass seeds use its own energy/power supply; the seed itself. Humidity is needed to initiate grow process. Keep seeds wet in these first two weeks, as only then they can evolve.
Well that’s looks a lot better than what is currently happening in my front garden. Recently removed the pebbles and under sheet to find the soil was thick with stones. Removed loads but as it rains more get uncovered and we’ve had loads of April frosts which are really slowing growth down. I think it’ll need re seeding it’s very patchy 😆
We must live in the same area. Ugh. The grass is growing quickly but it's sparse. Nightmare soil, rocky, sandy, mountain garbage. Some areas have coal ash that was dumped in the late 19th century considering I find Civil War marbles, glass buttons, hand made nails, old glass bottles, shards of glass. You name it it's there. If I didn't know better and I don't want to, might be a burial cairn too. I'm sure I am mistaken. Lol. I guess I'll be reseeding too. My lawn certainly doesn't look like that in that time span. Somebody is a pro and it's not me.
Not that simple. Overwatering can mess it up. Under watering can also have bad effects. Then when it comes to seeding you may need to aerate the lawn prior to allow the seeds and nutrients to get into the ground. And of course mowing regularly is the most important. Lots more factors than just regular watering.
You got full germination on the first seeding. The conditions must have been perfect. Most people have to reseed again after about 3-4 weeks when there are patchy spots that did not germinate due to erratic weather or something else. This is also probably perennial ryegrass which tends to grow a lot faster too and germinate more as well. I'll probably have to dump some ryegrass on my tall fescue to fill in the spots because I'm impatient and I'll probably reseed again in the fall with tall fescue to make it even thicker since ryegrass tend to not do too well in the summer.
Yeah, I'm having problems too, mine's been down 10 days or so now and it's starting to look like the opening shot in this vid. I expected it to be a bit more lush after 10 days. Have you re-seeded yet?
@@someblokecalleddave1 I've been reseeding throughout the spring and early summer and it filled out nicely. Better than this video. Then summer hit and killed off a lot of the area which gets 8 hours of sun which is why you seed during the fall for cool season grass so the roots have enough time to dig really deep and survive the summer heat. I'm reseeding again tomorrow since we will get weather in the low 80s and mid 70s for the next couple of weeks. Doubt it will get to the 90s again here in VA. That should give me plenty of time to grow a full lawn again. You'll have to use compost and peat moss if you want really thick lush lawn. Also, you'll need expensive seeds which are resistant to heat, sun, cold, disease, etc. unlike the one you get from home depot and walmart. They also get >90% germination too.
@@trollhunter8842 I've done pretty much what you've said here and I've had better conditions on my side as we're at the end of the summer and going through a dull and cool weather pattern at the moment and if anything the lack of light might be an issue? I spoke to my sister in law this morning who's done a repair job on her lawn recently and she said that the grass didn't really get going for 3 weeks and she initially thought it hadn't taken, so maybe I'm being a little impatient? I'll give it another week or so and see what happens. If I end up having to dig it over again that's not too much of an issue as if I then re-seed it'll be during the optimum time here in the UK. Cheers for you reply by the way. VA... Virginia?
@@someblokecalleddave1 It really depends on what grass type you use. The video is ryegrass which germinates within 3-5 days. I use fescue which grows within 5-10 days depending on the quality of seed. It sounds like you are using bluegrass or similar species which can take 3 weeks to germinate. I don't think the lack of sunlight is an issue. My front yard is covered in trees and the lawn is picture perfect throughout the summer. Fescue can grow in sunlight or shade and the shade protects it from too much heat during the summer. Since you're living in the UK I would use ryegrass which germinates fast and a lot, especially if you're impatient. I'm from Virginia which is a transition zone so there's only cool season grass type that does well. Although, my neighbor has bermuda grass which is infiltrating into my lawn and loves the summer heat.
I’ve got a little patch in my garden I’ve been trying to grow for months and get nothing….but in the driveway I get a rogue piece of grass grow between a crack from nothing!!!!
For all those wondering what seed I used it’s called ‘Superstar Back Lawn’ from The Grass People. I researched a lot before purchasing and found it to give the most hard-wearing, lush and green lawn. You can buy it from Amazon (www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01FFX21DA/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=B01FFX21DA&linkCode=as2&tag=thecluelessga-21&linkId=a37002d0576fb3c24909c197a50ab379). I purchased the 20kg bag to do around 210 square metres, as I sowed it at 70g per M2 rather than the recommended 50g per M2, which helped to produce a thicker lawn quicker (when used with some growmore fertiliser a few days before sowing the seed). Sowing a bit extra also helped to offset any seed lost to hungry pigeons! 😁
Yes it was a very hot summer (for the UK) back in June 2018 was regularly getting up to near 30°C nearly every day, although it did take a hell of a lot of water from the sprinklers to keep it from drying out! Helped it to grow much quicker than i ever expected
So satisfying to watch! Would like complete watering schedule you did for the first month, second month and there after please. Also would like the fertilizer with NPK values you may have applied after 4 to 6 weeks and the schedule there after (with the changed NPK). Have fun with the new lawn :)
We were going through a heatwave when I sowed the seed so I was having to water quite frequently - Twice a day for the first week or so until all the seed had germinated, to make sure the ground never dried out. After that I moved to watering to once a day for the next couple of weeks, then every other day for about the next month (gradually getting less as the lawn was well established and had had been mown a few times). When I prepared the area I rotavated the existing soil and added 30 tonnes of new topsoil to give around 10cm depth of decent soil, to which I added some chicken manure pellets, which have an npk of 4.5-3.5-2.5. A few days before sowing the seed I added some growmore fertiliser to the surface layer, which has an npk of 7-7-7. After sowing the lawn I didn't add any further fertiliser after that for at least a few months
I just recent seeded my backyard, the area I wanted grass only had maybe 1/8 of the spot with grass & the rest was sand and hard compacted soil. I tilled it roughly 2-3 inches on top and spread the see & watered it in. Hopefully in 10-14 days I’ll have a back yard full of grass lol
Ana Martin de la Torre after about 5-6 days I have new grass coming through in areas that had no grass before! Some areas are still kind of bare or just thin, but I’m also in a desert area where I live. But it’s looking promising and a lot better!
Nice and level, green, healthy, flowing grass. Sitting on the back porch on a summer’s evening after a day at the pool, no mosquitoes, truly blessed and fortunate. That’s the life, those few seconds make it all worth while. Some day
Yes it is very impressive! I shot it with an Aidodo 16MP/1080p Wildlife Camera (amzn.to/2VoMw5u) which I set to take a photo every 2 minutes on Time-Lapse mode. It takes 8 x AA batteries and they last for weeks on end.
SuperSod has a video of growing Zenith Zoysia on their site. Something like 52 days of growth in 60 seconds, with day 1 being the day they planted the seed. It was something like a 24x24 inch box. It's a very satisfying video, and to be honest, I saw germination a day faster in my lawn than the SOD/Seed company did in their video. It's amazing how much growth can happen some days with a single blade of grass. I put some Rye in a 600 sq. ft. test bed last August and I saw the first shoots of grass in 50 hours, and the soil test showed what crap the soil was, but the nitrogen and phosphorus were excellent somehow. The photos I took at 24 hours after these grass shoots were first visible to 26 hours was crazy. Many of the plants looked like they had nearly doubled in height over a 2 hour period. Looking back, I'd never believe it if I hadn't been looking at the time stamp on my cell phone photos.
This video was on my home page due to me looking at garden videos. I've no idea what I'm doing with my lawn but I'm learning. Bought a new mower, rake, fork, strimmer, sprinkler and some evergreen 4 in 1 to get rid of weeds. Wish me luck. Lockdown is much better in the garden than indoors
Everyone is talking about the fox or wolf. What I what to know is what is at 0:48? Looks like Frankenstein's monster in shorts or something out of Minecraft, also looks like its hovering above the grass.
The seed is called ‘Superstar Back Lawn’ from The Grass People. I researched a lot before purchasing and found it to give the most hard-wearing, lush and green lawn. I purchased the 20kg bag to do around 210 square metres, as I sowed it at 70g per M2 rather than the recommended 50g per M2, which helped to produce a thicker lawn quicker (when used with some growmore fertiliser a few days before sowing the seed). Sowing a bit extra also helped to offset any seed lost to hungry pigeons! Be interested to hear how you got on with yours?
This is the height of Quarantine: I will literally watch grass growing as a form of entertainment
You win. Lol!
🤣 I’m dying because here I am
Same same haha
Might just be down to the time of year but the views have shot up lately since lockdown began! 😂
All the paint drying videos are over produced.
I literally just sat here and watched grass grow.
Max Robley right time to watch paint dry
This is my third time watching it
if you put on captions it tells you how manys days its been and hours
Thx
I had caption on already
Now you tell me! lol
You KNOW you need to rethink priorities when you are watching a video of a guy’s grass growing.
You mean "we" if you're here as well,
I cut grass, so watching this ain't toooo bad :P
Yeah... but.. do you?..... That shit was mesmerizing!
living harmonious with nature is the entire point of life.. this is priority...
I am in building my dream home right now, so I watch this video to get some idea for the garden.
I can’t believe I just sat here and watched grass grow
the good looking grass just makes your house look 10x better😩🤤
Cool how you can see the temperature effects on the ropes
I like the part where the grass grows.
Imagine the look on every dad's face watching this right now lol
I'm supposed to be studying yet here I am, watching grass grow.
Anything to avoid studying! 😂
lmao! hilarious
I love watching grass grow
This vid is underrated
Thanks! 😬
Hi T A, thanks for you interest in the video. The seed I used was called ‘Superstar Back Lawn’ from The Grass People. I researched a lot before purchasing and found it to give the most hard-wearing, lush and green lawn. You can buy it from Amazon (www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01FFX21DA/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=B01FFX21DA&linkCode=as2&tag=thecluelessga-21&linkId=a37002d0576fb3c24909c197a50ab379). I purchased the 20kg bag to do around 210 square metres as I sowed it at 70g per M2 (the bag recommends 50g per M2 but I found this to produce a thicker lawn quicker when used with some growmore fertiliser a few days before sowing the seed)
This year will be the best year of the new century for awards of best lawn lol.
Yeah, think you're right lol
I love that little rig you’ve set up to deter seed stealers. Simple and inexpensive. Given me a great idea for my own renovation...thanks for the videos
Hi, thanks for your interest in the video! Yes it was just several lengths of string stretched across the lawn with silver foil trays attached to reflect the light and deter the birds. We still had a few (as you can see on the video) but they only ate a tiny proportion of the seed (I also seeded at 70g per m2 rather than the recommended 50g per m2 to compensate for any lost to the pigeons)
Lovely. If you adjust the settings to play it at 0.25 speed you can see wildlife coming and going. ❤
You can really see the photosynthesis at work. It does the most sprouting in the direct sun middday.
Work @ 8am and I'm watching videos of Grass growing - subscribed
That was possibly one of the best grass videos I've ever seen! Lol. I watched grass grow! Good job w time lapse!
Thanks. Always nice to hear such positive feedback 😊
I just said im gonna go watch grass grow in time lapse and well here i am.
and here I'am too
it feels gud
Currently waiting for my lawn to grow, its germinated now, watching this video keeps me going and helps me resist the urge to turf it. Patience is key so I'm told!
Yes just be patient and it will come. Make sure to keep it constantly moist in the early days. I watered twice a day for the first couple of weeks (when there was no rain), then daily for the next few weeks after that
@@chriscooke2678 I didn't put any fertiliser down before I seeded, although I rotavated the whole thing by hand, twice, and added compost. How long should I wait before I feed it? Tia
If you didn’t apply a pre-seeding fertiliser it’s probably best to wait at least 6 to 8 weeks now when the lawn is fully established and you’ve mowed it at least 4 times
@@chriscooke2678 thank you:-)
@@colettecook9273 You're welcome! ;-)
“I’d rather watch grass grow”
Well here we are, ladies and gents.
There is nothing more satisfying than being the first to mow a lawn.
You’re right... wish I could mow it again for the first time
This is interesting. I recently redid a patch in my yard. Used to only grow weeds now it's got grass all over it. I'm about 21 days from day of seeding and about 14 from sprouting. It's looking good but I can't wait for it to be thick and blend into the rest of the yard.
That's how I found this at least. I've been researching grass growing. Still interesting to watch.
Yes, who knew grass growing could be so satisfying!
I have just wondered back to the dad side of youtube...
Now I know I'm in my 40s. Great video 😊
This is satisfying, especially with how green it is
Thanks, yes couldn't agree more I've watched it so many times now!
Yeah so I just Turned 27 and I woke up obsessed with lawns....wtf
Patrick Turner ur getting old
you became a boomer
Early bloomer, im 29 and it happened to me lmao
Nice video, I am on day 11 and my lawn looks like day 6 from your video
I'm on day 12 and mine looks like day 1 😂😂 I must have goofed somewhere.
@@MisterModder123 haha, after this project I realised how impatient I am and that next time I'll buy turf :D
On day 13 and mine is starting to come up sporadically (hydroseed on top of 1-3 inches of fresh loam). I know for me (live in the northeast of the US). The weather has been cold. From what my hydroseed guy told me, low ground temps delay germination. We have barely gone over 60 degrees F in the pat 2 weeks with no rain ad a bunch of wind. Or at least this is what I tell myself to fall asleep...LOL. Did yours pop yet?
The first two weeks grass seeds use its own energy/power supply; the seed itself. Humidity is needed to initiate grow process. Keep seeds wet in these first two weeks, as only then they can evolve.
You can actually see the lines becoming toght in the night and swooping in the day
What I like to know is the process. Specially before seeding because I can tell there is no weeds growing just beautiful grass.
Friend: Going to Mr.Clues’ lectures are like watching grass grow.
Me: *_YAY_*
It grew pretty fast
I literally just watched grass grow. Thanks youtube
You’re welcome! 😂
If this was mine you would just see me staring at it all day
Yes I did spend quite a lot of time staring out of the window for the first few months!
Totally amazing!...next I’m gonna watch paint dry, after that, the melting of glaciers
A timelapse of glaciers melting would actually be a fascinating one to watch!
Well that’s looks a lot better than what is currently happening in my front garden. Recently removed the pebbles and under sheet to find the soil was thick with stones. Removed loads but as it rains more get uncovered and we’ve had loads of April frosts which are really slowing growth down. I think it’ll need re seeding it’s very patchy 😆
We must live in the same area. Ugh. The grass is growing quickly but it's sparse. Nightmare soil, rocky, sandy, mountain garbage. Some areas have coal ash that was dumped in the late 19th century considering I find Civil War marbles, glass buttons, hand made nails, old glass bottles, shards of glass. You name it it's there. If I didn't know better and I don't want to, might be a burial cairn too. I'm sure I am mistaken. Lol. I guess I'll be reseeding too. My lawn certainly doesn't look like that in that time span. Somebody is a pro and it's not me.
1:38 Pause and you'll see the demon.
I cant tell if its a fox or coyote, its to fast.
why did I got clickbaited Huh
Now I can watch grass grow not so boring
Okay now thats funny
That is the fastest turtle I have ever seen.
Its master Oogway
This calmed me down. Was worried my grass was dead, but it has only been 4 days. Thought it grew near chia seed apeed. Thanks and lol.
This is just as satisfying as watching grass grow in minecraft
Great Time-lapse 👌
Just like the other 878k people in 2 years I just watched grass grow and it was outstanding
This is REALLY impressive. Super fast
I've never seen a so green grass
Always fun to come back to this and rewatch....Keep Pushing it to the limit. PITTL
superb job. So the secret is regular watering.
Not that simple. Overwatering can mess it up. Under watering can also have bad effects. Then when it comes to seeding you may need to aerate the lawn prior to allow the seeds and nutrients to get into the ground. And of course mowing regularly is the most important. Lots more factors than just regular watering.
Also helps to have fast germinating perennial ryegrass and creeping red fescue. If this was KBG the video would be twice as long.
They grow up so fast 😫
It’s pure grass with no weeds. It’s so beautiful and perfect.
Turn on captions it says how much time pases
Yeah I added the captions a couple of weeks ago, they should be on by default
Just laid seed today. Hoping it grows nicely and doesn't become new dumping ground of poop and pee from neighborhood dogs🙄.
You got full germination on the first seeding. The conditions must have been perfect. Most people have to reseed again after about 3-4 weeks when there are patchy spots that did not germinate due to erratic weather or something else. This is also probably perennial ryegrass which tends to grow a lot faster too and germinate more as well. I'll probably have to dump some ryegrass on my tall fescue to fill in the spots because I'm impatient and I'll probably reseed again in the fall with tall fescue to make it even thicker since ryegrass tend to not do too well in the summer.
Yeah, I'm having problems too, mine's been down 10 days or so now and it's starting to look like the opening shot in this vid. I expected it to be a bit more lush after 10 days. Have you re-seeded yet?
@@someblokecalleddave1 I've been reseeding throughout the spring and early summer and it filled out nicely. Better than this video. Then summer hit and killed off a lot of the area which gets 8 hours of sun which is why you seed during the fall for cool season grass so the roots have enough time to dig really deep and survive the summer heat. I'm reseeding again tomorrow since we will get weather in the low 80s and mid 70s for the next couple of weeks. Doubt it will get to the 90s again here in VA. That should give me plenty of time to grow a full lawn again. You'll have to use compost and peat moss if you want really thick lush lawn. Also, you'll need expensive seeds which are resistant to heat, sun, cold, disease, etc. unlike the one you get from home depot and walmart. They also get >90% germination too.
@@trollhunter8842 I've done pretty much what you've said here and I've had better conditions on my side as we're at the end of the summer and going through a dull and cool weather pattern at the moment and if anything the lack of light might be an issue? I spoke to my sister in law this morning who's done a repair job on her lawn recently and she said that the grass didn't really get going for 3 weeks and she initially thought it hadn't taken, so maybe I'm being a little impatient? I'll give it another week or so and see what happens. If I end up having to dig it over again that's not too much of an issue as if I then re-seed it'll be during the optimum time here in the UK. Cheers for you reply by the way. VA... Virginia?
@@someblokecalleddave1 It really depends on what grass type you use. The video is ryegrass which germinates within 3-5 days. I use fescue which grows within 5-10 days depending on the quality of seed. It sounds like you are using bluegrass or similar species which can take 3 weeks to germinate. I don't think the lack of sunlight is an issue. My front yard is covered in trees and the lawn is picture perfect throughout the summer. Fescue can grow in sunlight or shade and the shade protects it from too much heat during the summer. Since you're living in the UK I would use ryegrass which germinates fast and a lot, especially if you're impatient. I'm from Virginia which is a transition zone so there's only cool season grass type that does well. Although, my neighbor has bermuda grass which is infiltrating into my lawn and loves the summer heat.
@@trollhunter8842Nice one I might go for Rye Grass in that case in a weeks time. Cheers.
I’ve got a little patch in my garden I’ve been trying to grow for months and get nothing….but in the driveway I get a rogue piece of grass grow between a crack from nothing!!!!
Literally here to watch grass grow
I literally watched this whole video from the preview
Pretty cool feature tbh
I’m legit sitting here watching grass grow... but impressed.
Looks amazing. I hope mine turns out like this.
Thanks, was a hell of a lot of work but was worth it in the end
Excelente video, una obra de arte, me hace recordar a mi juventud, cuando era una simple, pequeña e inocente piedra
Boredom brought me here. I was unexpectedly entertained.
Amazing work. Congratulations.
2:16 snake trail on left side of screen??
Damn that one pigeon came everyday
Yeah I think he brought his mates along too!
More fun than you'd think
I made sure to slow the video down to watch in real time
Watching during covid19
Would be interested in seeing the prep video.
For all those wondering what seed I used it’s called ‘Superstar Back Lawn’ from The Grass People. I researched a lot before purchasing and found it to give the most hard-wearing, lush and green lawn. You can buy it from Amazon (www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01FFX21DA/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=B01FFX21DA&linkCode=as2&tag=thecluelessga-21&linkId=a37002d0576fb3c24909c197a50ab379). I purchased the 20kg bag to do around 210 square metres, as I sowed it at 70g per M2 rather than the recommended 50g per M2, which helped to produce a thicker lawn quicker (when used with some growmore fertiliser a few days before sowing the seed). Sowing a bit extra also helped to offset any seed lost to hungry pigeons! 😁
Amazing, i didn’t that grass from seeds can grow that fast.
Yes it was a very hot summer (for the UK) back in June 2018 was regularly getting up to near 30°C nearly every day, although it did take a hell of a lot of water from the sprinklers to keep it from drying out! Helped it to grow much quicker than i ever expected
This is kinda relaxing
Yes I find that too... I’ve watched it sooo many times now! 😂
How the heck do you grow a full lawn in that time frame and here I am not even able to fill my bare spots 😅
Legend says the prep video is still coming soon.
So satisfying to watch! Would like complete watering schedule you did for the first month, second month and there after please. Also would like the fertilizer with NPK values you may have applied after 4 to 6 weeks and the schedule there after (with the changed NPK). Have fun with the new lawn :)
We were going through a heatwave when I sowed the seed so I was having to water quite frequently - Twice a day for the first week or so until all the seed had germinated, to make sure the ground never dried out. After that I moved to watering to once a day for the next couple of weeks, then every other day for about the next month (gradually getting less as the lawn was well established and had had been mown a few times). When I prepared the area I rotavated the existing soil and added 30 tonnes of new topsoil to give around 10cm depth of decent soil, to which I added some chicken manure pellets, which have an npk of 4.5-3.5-2.5. A few days before sowing the seed I added some growmore fertiliser to the surface layer, which has an npk of 7-7-7. After sowing the lawn I didn't add any further fertiliser after that for at least a few months
Create one where you cut out the night parts
Good idea. I might look into it if I get the time 👍
i'm watching this in class thanks for the amazing content fam x
Nice job! your yard’s future looks glorious
don't mean to be the king of bad puns but this lawn has certainly.... taken root [ yyyyyyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaahhhhh: CSI theme song ]
Now on to watch paint dry
I liked the part where the grass grow
I camed
Oh wow, I'm watching grass grow.
*Look At All Those Chickens*
Watch at 0.25x if you want to see more pigeon
😂
Lmao I wondered If I was seeing things
@@CRAZYCR1T1C Nope I definitely saw them too! lol
I never craved grass in my life but here I am lmao
I just recent seeded my backyard, the area I wanted grass only had maybe 1/8 of the spot with grass & the rest was sand and hard compacted soil. I tilled it roughly 2-3 inches on top and spread the see & watered it in. Hopefully in 10-14 days I’ll have a back yard full of grass lol
Fingers crossed, you'll have to let us know how it goes 👍
Chris Cooke lol yes man I’m hoping so!
Update?
Ana Martin de la Torre after about 5-6 days I have new grass coming through in areas that had no grass before! Some areas are still kind of bare or just thin, but I’m also in a desert area where I live. But it’s looking promising and a lot better!
This is the coolest shit ever.
Can you do one of these with paint drying?
Bro them durn armadillos are persistent!!!!! Same time everyday! lol Great video man!
Have I reached the end of TH-cam? I’m literally watching grass grow. Better go look for some paint drying videos.
I am literally sitting watching grass grow.
someday i'm gonna have a lawn like this, damn.
Nice and level, green, healthy, flowing grass. Sitting on the back porch on a summer’s evening after a day at the pool, no mosquitoes, truly blessed and fortunate. That’s the life, those few seconds make it all worth while. Some day
Amazing! But you know what more amazing?
That 3 weeks long camera battery.😱 #MadeByEnergizer.
Yes it is very impressive! I shot it with an Aidodo 16MP/1080p Wildlife Camera (amzn.to/2VoMw5u) which I set to take a photo every 2 minutes on Time-Lapse mode. It takes 8 x AA batteries and they last for weeks on end.
What is it that is strung across the lawn
I had the same question
Bells on wire to make noise to scare off birds from eating the seed
Not seeing the first mow had me in tears. 😒
Best video for wanting to see results straight to the point I'm on day 5 of my yard and it's great to see what is going to happen.
SuperSod has a video of growing Zenith Zoysia on their site. Something like 52 days of growth in 60 seconds, with day 1 being the day they planted the seed. It was something like a 24x24 inch box. It's a very satisfying video, and to be honest, I saw germination a day faster in my lawn than the SOD/Seed company did in their video. It's amazing how much growth can happen some days with a single blade of grass. I put some Rye in a 600 sq. ft. test bed last August and I saw the first shoots of grass in 50 hours, and the soil test showed what crap the soil was, but the nitrogen and phosphorus were excellent somehow. The photos I took at 24 hours after these grass shoots were first visible to 26 hours was crazy. Many of the plants looked like they had nearly doubled in height over a 2 hour period. Looking back, I'd never believe it if I hadn't been looking at the time stamp on my cell phone photos.
Let it grow for 30 consecutive days to build a root structure
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Not once did I see a cat curling one out
Glad I'm not the only one who was brought here by lockdown lol
The views have definitely shot up since Covid-19!
This video was on my home page due to me looking at garden videos. I've no idea what I'm doing with my lawn but I'm learning. Bought a new mower, rake, fork, strimmer, sprinkler and some evergreen 4 in 1 to get rid of weeds. Wish me luck. Lockdown is much better in the garden than indoors
Try to catch the fox at 1:37-1:38
Everyone is talking about the fox or wolf. What I what to know is what is at 0:48? Looks like Frankenstein's monster in shorts or something out of Minecraft, also looks like its hovering above the grass.
It’s a person lol
Wow awesome results. What variety did you use? I put down some 4 seasons today and I'm super excited about it. I hope mine grows as good as yours
The seed is called ‘Superstar Back Lawn’ from The Grass People. I researched a lot before purchasing and found it to give the most hard-wearing, lush and green lawn. I purchased the 20kg bag to do around 210 square metres, as I sowed it at 70g per M2 rather than the recommended 50g per M2, which helped to produce a thicker lawn quicker (when used with some growmore fertiliser a few days before sowing the seed). Sowing a bit extra also helped to offset any seed lost to hungry pigeons! Be interested to hear how you got on with yours?