10 Most Common Irrigation Myths, Busted!
- GreenUp
- Sep 27
- 1 min read
Updated: Oct 24
Homeowners hear a lot of conflicting advice about watering. Let’s clear up the top myths:
“Water every day.” Deep, less frequent watering is healthier.
“Water at night.” Night watering encourages disease—early morning is best.
“Brown grass is dead.” Grass goes dormant and can bounce back with water.
“More water = greener lawn.” Overwatering causes shallow roots and fungus.
“Sprinklers waste water.” Modern systems use less water than hand watering.
“Rain means I don’t need irrigation.” Light showers rarely soak deep enough.
“All grass needs the same amount.” Different varieties have different needs.
“I can’t afford irrigation.” Systems save water and money over time.
“Once set, no adjustments needed.” Seasonal tweaks keep efficiency high.
“DIY systems are just as good.” Professional installs are more durable and efficient




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