Non sono un esperto della specie comunque dalla foto direi che non è ancora nata ... cercando info sui tempi di emergenza ho trovato questo:
Bahiagrass seed have variable germination rates. Some seeds germinate quickly after planting while others may not germinate until the following year. Generally, 50 to 60 percent of the seed will germinate within 30 days. TifQuik is the exception, as most of its seed will germinate readily within one to two weeks after planting if soil conditions are favorable.
Variable germination is the result of a waxy seed coat that limits potential uptake of water. The seed coat has a germination flap through which the seed absorbs moisture for germination. The opening of this germination flap depends on soil temperature, seed production conditions, seed storage conditions, and other factors. In many cases, seed stored for a year have a higher germination percentage than when the seed are first harvested. Seed scarification improves germination for common bahiagrass, but it is usually not necessary for the other bahiagrass varieties.
Seed dormancy is often much lower in some varieties than in others. As a result, seeding rates are higher for some varieties than others
Se le cose stanno così direi qundi che dovresti attendere ancora almeno un paio di settmane prima di trarre le prime conclusioni.
cigolo
PS: Bahiagrass è il nome usato dagli americani per chiamare il paspalum notatum
) al paspalum vaginatum, ma ho dei dubbi che possa trattarsi di quel che hai seminato .... Temo che siano delle infestanti ... :storto:
