Does the grassology turn BROWN over the winter months? ? ?
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I have no idea? This is the first time I am using the product, and so far, I am no impressed.
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I suppose it must vary with conditions. It seems to turn gray over time once it is heated.
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I am not sure, but it appears to be rye grass, or some other winter grass with fine blades. It is very green & full though.
1046902
We're in a cold weather climate and haven't seen grass since we purchased. Likely won't know until spring.
211329
I haven't noticed any damage to the grass, as a matter of fact I am seeing improvement to the brown patches. I just ordered more to cover more square footage.
94321
Not sure anymore, all I know is that I've had it up for about a year, over my entry door, living in Michigan we get a lot of dark days in the winter, a couple of days it didn't light, but it WS super cloudy & dark for a week. Once the sun hit it, it worked just fine & still doing well. Best I can do for you, for the price its well worth it
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It seems to be happy in an area that receives only a few hours of sunlight.I have placed the plant in a large pot,and placed it in a few different spots, it looks happiest in the mostly shaded location.I plan on getting it out of the pot and into a permanent home ( mostly shade ) next spring.I am curious about whether it will retain its red or green color when I bring it in for the winter.
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My soil is regular brown, the difference on the color of the earth is based on their minerals. I dont know, but you can try it! In my experience this grass likes shades area because it help maintain the soil fresh. In sunny (warm) places the seed may take more time to sprout (1month or less). About the roots, they are individually separated. Maybe in the future they can become entangle and provide a strong support for your soil. Hope this helped.
297603
I have not had a problem with that. The Bremuda grass is slowly going away after 2 applications. I hope to get 2 or 3 more aplpications in this season, then hit it hard in early spring.
70396
I just gently run my hands over the tree and the dead leaves fall off. I think because its still winter right now, you may have a lot of leaves that are turning brown. In a couple months it will become more lush green.
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Mine have been in the weather for months & months, fall winter spring. They are a little faded but still spinning Ana shining in the garden
897381
I live in Texas and we don't get really cold winters. I don't notice so much activity in the winter. Spraying with castor oil mixed with water helps also. I leave mine in the yard year round.
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You will have to fertilize and reseed the dead grass or you will have weeds and or mold growing. The cover you will have to scrub with a fungicide and stretch out to completely dry in the sun. If it is even slightly wet it will get moldy over winter. It might be worth it to use it for something else and buy a new one in the spring
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Yes, Mine has been use outside all winter, and it is still going. The best product I have found, well worth the money, I plan on buying more, I just hadn't gotten around to it until I saw how well this one has work. I use mine at my barn, and it is in all kinds of weather. I hope this helps you.
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Mine does not display this characteristic. I oiled mine with butcher block oil when it was new and did not get any brown transfer.
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It can be left as is, and eventually it will weather to a lovely gray just like redwood and cedar lawn furniture do. Mine hasn't changed any since last summer and I won't stain or seal mine as you are growing your food in them and you don't want chemicals to leach into your soil and plants.
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Just turn the compost every few weeks. Shouldn't be a problem. Check your ratio of brown material to green.