Cheap St. Augustine sod cut 3 weeks ago. Homeowner wonders if heavy watering and good soil can revive it.
Sod cut that long ago has severely depleted reserves. Roots are dead or dying. "Hit or miss" revival is possible but unlikely. Dead sod must be removed, doubling labor and cost.
Fresh sod costs more upfront but establishes reliably. Old sod risks total failure, requiring removal, disposal, and re-purchase. The savings vanish with one failure.
Invest in fresh, healthy sod. The peace of mind and success rate justify the price difference.
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