For a new sod installation, a timer-equipped soaker hose system is simple, affordable, and effective. No in-ground irrigation needed.
New sod needs daily moisture until roots knit (typically 2–3 weeks). After establishment, transition to deep, weekly watering.
Check moisture depth with a screwdriver or soil probe. Adjust run times based on soil type and weather.
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