Normal walking during hand-watering does not damage new sod. The area appearing thicker likely received more consistent moisture, not less traffic.
Hand-watering often fails to wet soil deeply enough. Roots stay shallow, leading to poor establishment.
Switching to soaker hoses eliminates foot traffic concerns, ensures deep rooting, and saves time and water.
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