growing grass

[missingqwerty@yahoo.com]

in my class i have to plant and grow grass seeds for 2 weeks. the group
who has the highest yeild of grass wins. i need help with this. can
someone please tell me the best fertilizer and othere chemicails i
should use. we are growing them in class in a inclosed enviorment.

[Steveo]

missingqwerty@yahoo.com wrote:
> in my class i have to plant and grow grass seeds for 2 weeks. the group
> who has the highest yeild of grass wins. i need help with this. can
> someone please tell me the best fertilizer and othere chemicails i
> should use. we are growing them in class in a inclosed enviorment.
>
Highest what, germination? Does variety matter?

[Timothy]

On Tue, 23 May 2006 23:24:42 +0000, Steveo wrote:

> missingqwerty@yahoo.com wrote:
>> in my class i have to plant and grow grass seeds for 2 weeks. the group
>> who has the highest yeild of grass wins. i need help with this. can
>> someone please tell me the best fertilizer and othere chemicails i
>> should use. we are growing them in class in a inclosed enviorment.
>>
> Highest what, germination? Does variety matter?

The real question is if they will be smoking it when their done!
bbbaaaahhhhhhhhaaaaaaaa!!!!!

My daughter's class did this and it's a complete joke. 2 weeks to get all
the seed to pop and the project is over. 4 weeks is a good window for a
competition.

To the OP, nitrogen and lots of it!
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[Jonny]

<missingqwerty@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> in my class i have to plant and grow grass seeds for 2 weeks. the group
> who has the highest yeild of grass wins. i need help with this. can
> someone please tell me the best fertilizer and othere chemicails i
> should use. we are growing them in class in a inclosed enviorment.
>

You don't need chemicals. The short time period is just enough for some
good germination. A little root stimulator is probably okay. Its not a
contest per se, it depends more on the seed than the gardener. Keep the
growing environment warm and moist (not soaking wet).
--
Jonny