Watering duration depends on soil type, slope, pressure, and equipment. Instead of timing, water until runoff begins, then pause for an hour to let moisture penetrate. Repeat until soil is wet 6+ inches deep.
Soaker hoses are ideal—they deliver water slowly, minimizing runoff. For sprinklers, use the cycle-soak method: run until puddling, off 60 minutes, repeat.
Keep soil surface moist for 2–3 weeks after seeding/sodding. Then transition to deep, infrequent watering.
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