I. Leveling the land

Sod planting requires high soil quality. Before planting, the land should be leveled and the pebbles on it should be cleaned up so as not to affect the lawn planting in the later period.

Second, improve the soil.

Planting has certain requirements for soil. To ensure ventilation and drainage, loam needs to be improved. Sprinkle perlite, river sand and humus on it, and be careful to sprinkle evenly. In order to ensure adequate nutrient supply, it is necessary to ensure the base fertilizer and sprinkle the decomposed organic fertilizer on it, which can not only supplement nutrition, but also cause no stimulation to the soil. If there is no organic fertilizer, you can choose a compound fertilizer with a suitable ratio.

Third, lay the lawn.

Before paving the lawn, be sure to tidy up the soil layer without big ups and downs, keep the soil flat, and then lay turf on it to ensure that there is no gap in each turf, and the gap cannot be too large, otherwise the growth effect will be bad.

Fourth, rolling and watering.

If the planting area is relatively small, you can hit it hard with a shovel. If the area is relatively large, it can be rolled at least three times with a roller to ensure that the soil layer can fully contact the turf. After that, you can water it. Pay attention to the first watering.