It's the nicest sun /shade mix I've ever used. It develops into a beautiful dark green.

Good video man. Stay on top of watering - as long as you don't let the area get dry (you literally want it damp constantly, even if that means 5x/day), it will grow. I've found straw blankets help a LOT with retaining water and keeping the sun off the seed, but that might be too much with the other stuff you put on it. curious how that stuff works for ya! Subscribed and ready for more!

I'm planting grass right now too, St. Augustine in East Texas. Water twice a day, don't forget or go anywhere. I'm trying a new method for me, soaking my seeds for 24 hours before planting, trying go give their germanation a head start. Good luck.

It like you got good soil all around. Good luck. I just did the same.

It will grow, but because of the extreme temps, you will need to stay on top of the watering.

I've used that seed before. It will come in a lot darker than the grass you have. As everyone says, keep it moist, and you will have no problem sprouting it in warmer temps. The bigger problem, from my experience, is not letting the newly sprouted seeds dry up. The sprouts are way more sensitive than the seeds. Like @jabojr5171, I also soak my seed before putting it out, but you should do that with plain grass seed and not with the seed that has the blue moister control coating on it. Good luck, looking forward to the next video!