Cool soil temperatures can delay germination 21–30 days for some grasses. Perennial ryegrass germinates in 7–14 days. Ensure the seedbed stays constantly damp (not soggy) until sprouts appear. Your soil preparation (loosening, raking, firming) was excellent. Use fresh seed, water lightly multiple times daily if needed, and be patient—cool fall soil slows the process.
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