I sodded with empire zoysia years ago and it was amazing all last
summer. I was mowing at 4 inches all summer and noticed there were many
areas that dried up very easily. I started mowing at 2 inches this year and
much of my lawn is always curled up and dry while other areas are beautiful.
I finally took a shovel out a few minutes ago and compared the root system
of the nice zoysia to that of the dried up never wanting to grow zoysia. The
good zoysia has roots going down about 6 inches. The bad zoysia has roots
maybe half an inch down. I noticed this cause i was pulling weeds and it
kinda seemed like pulling up on a carpet where the carpet lifts up a bit. I
figured since it was lifting up the roots must not be in good. It has been
1.5 years is there any way to get this stuff rooted in?
here's the link to pics
summer. I was mowing at 4 inches all summer and noticed there were many
areas that dried up very easily. I started mowing at 2 inches this year and
much of my lawn is always curled up and dry while other areas are beautiful.
I finally took a shovel out a few minutes ago and compared the root system
of the nice zoysia to that of the dried up never wanting to grow zoysia. The
good zoysia has roots going down about 6 inches. The bad zoysia has roots
maybe half an inch down. I noticed this cause i was pulling weeds and it
kinda seemed like pulling up on a carpet where the carpet lifts up a bit. I
figured since it was lifting up the roots must not be in good. It has been
1.5 years is there any way to get this stuff rooted in?
here's the link to pics


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