Possible causes: old seed (>6 months), Greenview pellets interfering, soil crusting, inconsistent moisture, or compaction. KBG takes 3–5 weeks; rye germinates faster (5–10 days).
If soil temps drop below 50°F, KBG won't germinate. Rye may, but you'll have a monoculture. Better to wait for spring (April–May) when both establish well.
Straw or shredded leaves are superior mulch—breathable, moisture-retentive, biodegradable. Pellets can crust and hinder emergence.
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