Australian homeowner: seeded Monday, topsoil + fertilizer + seed. Seeds sitting on top. Week 1—no sprouts. Mulch or rake in?
First: Did you water? No water = no germination. Period.
Seed type matters: Rye (5–7 days), fescue (10–14), bluegrass (21–28), Bermuda (7–14 *in heat*). Australia has zones—what grass?
Seed on surface: Lightly rake (¼″ max) or roll for contact. Don't bury. Mulch (thin straw) helps retain moisture.
Checklist:
Reply with seed type, zone, watering routine. We'll troubleshoot.
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