TifQuik Bahia Grass Seed is a newly-released, improved variety of Bahia Grass Seed. TifQuick Bahia doesn't contain as many hard seeds or dormant seeds, providing quick establishment. TifQuick Bahia greens up faster in the spring than Tifton 9 Bahiagrass or Pensacola Bahiagrass, providing early grazing, increased pasture forage and hay production.
Product Detail
- Germinates faster
- Greens up faster
- Increase pasture forage
- Increased hay production
- Quick establishment
Product Information
TifQuik Bahia has shown to germinate in soil temps as low as 55
The Bahiagrass cultivars now grown have a considerable amount of hard seed, and thus require 2 to 3 weeks to establish a full stand. Weeds may infest the pasture during this time, and moisture for forage seed germination may be restricted.
TifQuick Bahia Seed should be planted at 20-40 lbs. per acre in the early to mid-Spring. TifQuick Bahia Seed germinates faster than both Tifton 9 and Pensacola due to little dormant and hard seed content. TifQuik Bahia Seed has shown to germinate in soil temps as low as 55 degrees, making it very useful in early spring planting.
TifQuik Bahia Grass Seed - Certified
Instructions
TifQuick Bahia Seed should be planted at 20-40 lbs. per acre in the early to mid-Spring. TifQuick Bahia Seed germinates faster than both Tifton 9 and Pensacola due to little dormant and hard seed content. TifQuik Bahia Seed has shown to...
TifQuik Bahia Grass Seed is a newly-released, improved variety of Bahia Grass Seed. TifQuick Bahia doesn't contain as many hard seeds or dormant seeds, providing quick establishment. TifQuick Bahia greens up faster in the spring than Tifton 9 Bahiagrass or Pensacola Bahiagrass, providing early grazing, increased pasture forage and hay production.
Product Detail
- Germinates faster
- Greens up faster
- Increase pasture forage
- Increased hay production
- Quick establishment
Product Information
TifQuik Bahia has shown to germinate in soil temps as low as 55
The Bahiagrass cultivars now grown have a considerable amount of hard seed, and thus require 2 to 3 weeks to establish a full stand. Weeds may infest the pasture during this time, and moisture for forage seed germination may be restricted.
TifQuick Bahia Seed should be planted at 20-40 lbs. per acre in the early to mid-Spring. TifQuick Bahia Seed germinates faster than both Tifton 9 and Pensacola due to little dormant and hard seed content. TifQuik Bahia Seed has shown to germinate in soil temps as low as 55 degrees, making it very useful in early spring planting.
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United States United StatesGreat price and arrived on time. Best price I’ve found. Thank you.
Awesome! We strive to give quality seed at the best possible price! Glad to hear that you are happy with your purchase. Thank you for choosing Hancock Seed!
United StatesVery satisfied customer.
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United StatesPlanted over a week and can’t see anything coming up. Not satisfied for the amount I paid
I am so sorry you are dissatisfied. TifQuik Bahia can take 2 to 4 weeks to germinate. I would suggest giving it a little more time to get going. Thank you for choosing Hancock Seed.
I love TifQuik. In past years we tried seeding our pasture with other grasses with no success. After reading about TifQuik, we decided to give it a try. My husband disked the field and it took about 4-5 weeks to come up. Once up, it grew really fast and was up to grazing height in about a month. We let our horses out on it for a few hours one day to see if they would pull it up by the roots, but they did not. So, we started letting them graze for 4-5 hours a day and the TifQuik bounced right back. We have a huge oak tree in the middle of the pasture, and the grass is growing fine in the shade. We live in Middle Georgia and are currently in a drought. The other grass turned yellow and dried out, but the TifQuik stayed green. We did have a small patch that started looking dry from lack of water, so we watered it and it turned green again in a few hours. This is the first year we've had a green pasture for our horses. We are going to buy more next year and seed two more pastures.
Wow thank you for sharing this with us. We are glad that you had such a positive outcome of our product.
