I notice this grass is contained in a box, do I need to buy another container for it so that I am able to water the grass?
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Hi Sandra,We definitely do not recommend that you over-water this grass! A spray bottle that you can use to lightly mist over the grass every 2-4 days will work great! -The DoggieLawn Team
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No, you don't have to buy another container. You only need to spritz a little bit of water, not too much. Then you just throw the whole thing away when it's done. I've had mine for 3 weeks and it's still good.
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it comes with a Canvas bag to store this in. There is a nack to putting them in by the way, but let me tell you this is the best lawn game on the planet. I get more and more comments and everyone wants to try it.
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The volume of the container is good. You could just use rocks at the bottom to facilitate water running out of the soil. I drilled a few holes at the bottom of the container (it was very easy) and have had no problems. I like the container very much. It is light and holds a lot of soil.
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I used it last year, and probably wouldn't use it too early in the lifecycle for newly seeded grass. Get your new grass planted and growing for a month or two, then supplement with this.
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I think if you have a level surface and you line it first so the liner goes up the sides and use a soil that will absorb the water, it would be fine. Garden soil usually has absorbing beads in it. I placed mine on the grass and lined it with weed liner and it worked great. Once you have all the soil in it, it is very stable and the plants are beautiful.
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I think a tarp over it would be fine, maybe turn the grass sprinklers off until you put it away. We have been using ours about once a week and we just let dry out and keep it on the concrete until the next use. We won't officially store until summer is over.
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This comes in crystals form and should be used with a Miracle-Gro dispenser which is connected to the water hose. It mixes the crystals with water and is sprayed on the lawn. Hope this helps.
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You prepare the soil, add grass seed and cover with this product. The fabric does not contain grass seed. I water daily until the grass becomes well established.
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Lay it on ground a little while so it will dry. Do not leave on grassy area more than 15 minutes in extreme heat or it will kill the grass. Fold outer most edge in the first seam to the next seam (they are typically 2 feet apart). Do this over and over till completely done. Roll it from one end to the other in a tight roll and tie with rope. This is definitely a 2-person task.
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It is to be used as a "mulch" fabric. Put the dirt in the planter, cut a slit down the middle and across where you wish to place the plants and lay on top of the dirt. Then place your plants in the dirt. The fabric helps to keep weeds out and moisture in. I water every other day - until the roots get to the bottom of the container, then you can water from the bottom.
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The small patch of grass comes with a box and grass. You just throw away the whole thing when you get the replacement. With the large grass you have to buy their pan to put it on or get your own. I just bought a replacement crate tray at Petsmart for $40. The one they sale on their site is around $90 +. I love the grass. It works great for our patio. I did construct a shade cover for it as the direct sun was killing the grass pretty quickly .
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Absolutely - just keep the bag sealed - It is an excellent product flowers, vegetables n Lawn incredible !!!!
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1 tsp per gal water a week on each plant. get two boxes and see if more is needed later on . I am assuming you are buying smaller box, This is the best you can buy
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Yes. We added 3-4 largish holes in the bottom. On a positive side, the container does keep the soil damp and reduces the need to water constantly.
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It looks like you probably could. Mine have been outside all summer. I left the plugs in place, so they would hold more moisture and not dry out quickly. (Mine are in direct sunlight most of the day.) There are four holes for drainage. I'd suggest if you're putting them inside, that you put a little plate under each hole to try it out before you trust it not to leak, or maybe line the entire flower box with plastic sheeting (cut to fit) before you put in your potting soil. I hope this helps.
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You will get a tray (the brown plastic box visible in the image), which you put the potty pad in; a grid (you can see the white tabs of it in the image) that goes over the pad and snaps into the box; and a "grass" layer (it is actually made of thin green plastic strands and is very porous so that liquid can go through, and it rests on top of the grid). The tray and grid are each two pieces that snap together -- some people have used just one side of the tray and grid for very small dogs. You would need to cut the "grass" section in half to use this method. There were also a couple of sample potty pads and instructions.
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Yes, I have reused it many, many times now. Keep the plastic planting liners to actually plant in, though. The wooden planter is more for decoration and sturdiness. I keep grass growing all the time for my furry crew.