Sprigging is the process of removing stems (stolons or rhizomes) from mature bermudagrass stands and replanting the vegetative cuttings in a different location.
How do you plant sprigs of grass?
Sprigging or stolonizing
- Broadcast stolons over an area and cover lightly with soil by disking or plant in rows in 2-inch deep furrows 6 to 12 inches apart.
- Place nodes so they are in contact with the soil.
- Fill the furrows and then lightly roll the area.
- Keep the area moist until the grass becomes established.
What is the meaning of Sprigging?
1a : a small shoot : twig a sprig of parsley. b : a small division of grass used for propagation.
