Natural Grass Sods In Rolls

The meticulous cultivation of Natural grass sod involves a choreography of horticultural expertise. Each roll is a covering and a living entity, seamlessly unrolled to unveil a carpet of nature’s perfection. It’s an instant transformation, where barren soil gives way to a tapestry of green, inviting nature into our immediate surroundings.

Ekinkayis is the pioneer company in the production of natural grass sod in rolls on the Iberian Peninsula. Since the beginning, we have produced millions of m 2  of all types of natural grass sods.

Ekinkayis corporations sod is high-quality grass grown in our sod for one year until it is completely mature. For transport, it is extracted, forming rolls or plates.

The use of Ekinkayis grass sods provides the gardening professional with 100% success in their work. It lets the end customer immediately enjoy a mature, dense, healthy, and beautiful lawn.

On sports lawns or golf course greens, sod is the only alternative.

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Natural Grass Sods In Premium Rolls

Grown on a soil with a  loamy texture, the sods produced in the center of San Pelayo are distinguished from sods with a sandier substrate by:

  • Great ground grip speed. Rapid put into use. Compatibility with any type of soil.
  • Excellent recovery capacityin the event of transportation, storage or placement accidents.
  • It easily withstands the stressof extraction and transportation, even in the middle of summer and over long distances.

Decrease Soil Organic Matter

We produce sod with extraordinary resistance, easy handling and rapid start-up, in addition to simple and economical maintenance, since its texture means that the contributions of water and fertilizers are considerably reduced due to its absorption and retention power. The water and nutrients are enormous. 

Offer Of Grass In Our Plantation At An Incredible Price.

Natural grass controls erosion and stabilizes the soil. Due to its network of roots, the grass forms a compact porous carpet, and due to its felt, it absorbs water droplets instead of making them drip into the rainwater, which drags soil particles with them.

This water intercepted by the grass is directed to the vegetation in the area, which contributes to reducing water use.

A dense lawn absorbs six times more rain through its felt than all other systems. The numerous roots help maintain the infrastructure of the slopes and prevent landslides.

Grass Sods, Natural Air Conditioning

Grass absorbs the sun’s rays through its foliage, making it an incredible natural air conditioner. On a hot summer day, for example, when the air is around 32°C, the temperature at ground level of a paved road or bare ground will be about 40°C to 44°C. We will regain an enjoyable temperature on dense grass whose foliage height is 8 cm.

The space covered with grass by eight houses has the power to cool about 70 tons of air, which conditions the temperature.

Natural grass reduces noise and eliminates pollution. Grass reduces unwanted noise by 20 to 30%, absorbing noise instead of amplifying or reflecting it.

Clean: grass eliminates pollution problems in areas near homes, schools and large city centers.

The Installation Of Sod Or Grass Rolls

The first thing is to spread the rolls of natural grass or sod as if they were carpets parallel to each other. You have to join the edges of each registration to avoid leaving spaces. We must alternate the position of the rolls so that the joints do not coincide. The edges are easily cut with a knife or cutter so that we can shape the garden.

We must water the piece of the garden installed with a hose to prevent it from drying out while we finish the entire area.

It is advisable to install sprinkler irrigation since when watering with the hose, we can have drier areas and other waterlogged areas, in addition to the time it takes us to be there and the schedule at which it should be watered.

That is why sprinkler irrigation is the most advantageous option; the schedules and duration of irrigation are programmed, preventing waterlogging in areas and making the task easier.

There are sprinklers on the market with rain sensors, which stop automatically if it rains—allowing a sustainable garden for the environment and significant water savings.

How To Install Natural Grass In Rolls Or Sods

Nothing beats grass rolls for instant gratification when getting a thick, healthy lawn. Read some common lawn questions, followed by our step-by-step instructions on preparing your soil and properly laying a beautiful green carpet.

Steps to install grass on the ground

Read these steps to learn how to lay sod in your yard.

How to prepare your soil for grass

Loosen the top 6 to 8 inches of soil with a rototiller. Spread 2 inches of finished compost (this may be free if your city has a municipal compost center). Add 2 to 3 inches of sand to clay soil to improve drainage, even in amendments. Then, based on your soil test results, use a spreader to place the appropriate starter fertilizer and then lime if necessary.

Level the ground

Use an iron rake to knock down high spots and fill in low areas so the ground is level and 1 inch below the level of any paved surface, such as a walkway or driveway. Water lightly to moisten the soil.

Placement of the first row

Find the longest ruler in your garden; it was the fence line here. Unroll the first roll of grass along it. Please stay off the grass as you install it, and rake up any footprints. Smooth out any loose areas or wrinkles, patting the grass flat against the soil beneath it without air pockets.

Placement of the following rows

After laying the first row, use the knife to cut the middle of the next piece so you can stagger the short seams, as you would when laying bricks. Again, be sure to fit the grass sections snugly together without overlapping them. The seams will be less noticeable this way, and the edges will be less likely to dry out and die. Use the knife to cut sprinkler holes in the soil and trim pieces along planting beds and paved areas.

Watering new grass

Water the installed sod thoroughly, which also helps settle the soil. Try not to step on the grass for a week. Water every day, preferably in the morning: Much water is lost through evaporation during the day’s heat. And if you water at night, the grass accumulates a lot of water, which can lead to fungal diseases. After the first week, reduce watering to every other day, tapering to just twice a week by the third week. Then, like any lawn, give it an inch of water a week, more during the hot summer months.

When to cut new grass

When the grass reaches 3 inches tall, it’s time to cut it to 2 inches. Because your new lawn is still fragile, use a walk-behind mower (rather than the heavier ride-on type) for the first cut and bag the clippings. Although you’ll probably want to grow it taller in the summer months, to encourage a deep root system and to shade out weeds, always try to cut a third of the length of the grass each time you mow, and be sure to use a sharp spade.

Fertilizing the new lawn

Allow your grass to grow for three to four weeks, then feed it again with a starter fertilizer to compensate for the nutrients that were washed away during the heavy watering program.…