Hydroseeding sprays a slurry of seed, mulch, and fertilizer—costing 15-20 cents/sq ft. It's not instant; grass appears in 7-14 days. Sod provides immediate coverage at 25-35 cents/sq ft plus prep. Both need proper soil preparation. Hydroseeding is economical for large areas; sod is better for quick use or erosion control. Choose based on budget and timeline.
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