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Originally Posted by biggamefish1
There is no all-around perfect answer here to watering your grass and gardens. For now, we have been in a drought, just meaning mostly no rain, and besides that, our super low humidity and dry winds above 10t sucks all the moisture from what you are only providing with the generalized 2 or 3 days a week water that is normal for this time a year normally. Look around at all the yards that are wind-burned and dry today. Look at a weather app and water when the winds are low, and yes, water every day at that time. Divide your recommended watering times for the two or three days by seven and water every day at the right time. There is no set-it-and-forget-it setting for your irrigation timer; it is up to you, as the owner, to pay attention to our weather patterns. What is an extra $25 dollars a month to keep everything hydrated?
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Thank you for mentioning the most important fact which means how much rain we are getting which would dictate how often you should be watering your lawn. I also find it amazing that most people don’t even bother to ever go out and put their irrigation system on to see if it’s working or if you have Certain ones that are broken or just to monitor that the system is working properly.