How much should you water new sod?
Answers:
The answer is "it depends". Wind, temperature, and sunlight all affect the soil moisture and hydration needs of sod. Generally, fresh sod should be watered twice-a-day during its first two weeks in warm, dry, and/or windy. After two weeks, water can be tapered off to once a day. After one month, watering can be reduced to every few days.
A note of caution: observe the lawn frequently for the presence of yellowish-brown circular spots. This may indicate fungus caused by over-watering. Reduce watering and treat the lawn with a fungicide if necessary. Always remember to follow the instructions on the fungicide you purchase and apply it in accordance to the manufacturer's recommendation.
Other answers:
Every day for at least two weeks.
Every day for at least two weeks.
in dry weather a deep saturation of water at least twice a day
my fiance ownes a landscaping buisness and I beleive it should be watered at least an hour a day for the first couple of weeks
once a day should do it.
for about a week than go to every third Day
2X daily for 2 weeks then go every other day for 2 more weeks