Orlando, 2000 sq ft St. Augustine sod laid daily, watering 5 AM 1 hr daily. Rain today — water tomorrow?
Check soil, not sky. Probe 2-3": if moist, skip. If dry, water. Soggy/standing water = skip (roots drown).
Never let new sod dry out first 2 weeks. But constant saturation = root rot. Target: consistently moist like wrung sponge.
Laying sod daily = smart. Consider hiring final watering checks. Your sod farm's 5 AM 1 hr is solid starting point — customize to actual conditions.
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