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phayzed3 years ago

That is Buffalo you are pulling out. It comes out easy because it only has surface runners called Stolons. It does not have thick subsurface runners called Rhizomes. Your lawn needs water and most likely a Liquid wetting agent. It looks like Hydrophobic soil to me.

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Bajo3 years ago

liquid no survive Adelaide summer

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Just Nathan 🐰⚔3 years ago

That’s just a different type of grass. Buffalo I think. Grows like crazy

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fillman863 years ago

buffalo grass is very good for SA, as it's quite drought resistant, but isn't very good if you just want to weed spray everything. Hence lazy people calling it a weed

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Based Leo 🇦🇺3 years ago

You need to let the bud mature a bit more, should end up with a formation like pic related after a few weeks more of growing.

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Sean McCarrum (aka Wyld)3 years ago

a winks as good as a nod to a blind bat

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Freo ⚓ Pope3 years ago

The thicker grass is buffalo. Your choice as to what you prefer. If the "normal grass" is a couch, you'll never kill it.

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Dubious Twittër3 years ago

People spend $12 a slab for buffalo grass at Bunnings. Compared to cooch It's technically a thicker and, when established, makes it hard for weeds to establish. In saying they it's weak to most selective herbicides that normal grass can handle.

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Jeff Dawson3 years ago

It is Buffalo. It ain't kikuyu. Personally I would let it take over. Cut it slightly longer than your current lawn. It is easy to remove from unwanted areas when the runners go wild.

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