Poa Triv same color as bluegrass
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Poa Triv same color as bluegrass
Had bluegrass sod put in last June. Got some Annua and Triv from sod cutter. Annua I can deal with easily but the Triv I am going to get on it right away with RU. Positive ID on the Tri. Ripped some up and had stolons with buds and came up early with light green color long before the bluegrass and much higher. Went out this morning to mix up RU and noticed couple spots of the Triv turned the exact same color as surrounding bluegrass. I mean EXACT same color. Other patches of it are lighter green still. What the heck!! Can this happen? I double checked by lifting some of it and it is most definitely Triv. (stolons where there). Should I still wipe it out? My understanding is it will choke out any other grass but damn it blends right in! (wife is a little pissed that I want to kill sections of the sod already. She doesn't understand after spending all that $$$).LOL. How can Triv have same dark color as the bluegrass? I'm kind of confused.
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Re: Poa Triv same color as bluegrass
Get rid of it if you can. It’ll turn lighter and then go dormant brownish in the heat. It’ll also grow faster so it won’t blend in. Also will have a different texture.
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Re: Poa Triv same color as bluegrass
Thanks Pway, Will do. Still don't understand why it blended right in with bluegrass color but..... your right texture isn't even close. It's outa here!!
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