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<blockquote data-quote="Texasmark" data-source="post: 1619087" data-attributes="member: 27848"><p>Coastal Bermuda grows tall and has to be sprigged. Getting Common Bermuda established in a field is a trying task due to the small seeds. If you buy it with the hulls on it's cheaper, course you have less seed per pound but it is easier to plant due to the increased size due to the pod. Don't expect a lot of germination the first year especially if the rain gods aren't looking out for you. As with anything, feed it but as others have said many times, let it get some leaf so that it can compete with the weeds that are sure to germinate. </p><p></p><p>But most weeds around here are broadleaf and they have a differ vane structure....roundish vs long as in grasses so you can come back after you get up to say 6" of new growth and hit it with 1-2% 2-4D Amine, while still in the growth mode per instructions on the container to zap the weed problem without doing little if no damage to your grass.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Texasmark, post: 1619087, member: 27848"] Coastal Bermuda grows tall and has to be sprigged. Getting Common Bermuda established in a field is a trying task due to the small seeds. If you buy it with the hulls on it's cheaper, course you have less seed per pound but it is easier to plant due to the increased size due to the pod. Don't expect a lot of germination the first year especially if the rain gods aren't looking out for you. As with anything, feed it but as others have said many times, let it get some leaf so that it can compete with the weeds that are sure to germinate. But most weeds around here are broadleaf and they have a differ vane structure....roundish vs long as in grasses so you can come back after you get up to say 6" of new growth and hit it with 1-2% 2-4D Amine, while still in the growth mode per instructions on the container to zap the weed problem without doing little if no damage to your grass. [/QUOTE]
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