I did my fall pre-emergent application of Prodiamine on September 29th, and until just a couple days ago, I thought I did the 6-month max of 0.415 oz/1000 sq ft (1.15lb/acre) for my 4000 sq ft yard. I now realized I mistakenly only applied 0.415 oz for the WHOLE yard, which is about 0.104 oz/1000 sq ft (<0.3lb/acre). So a quarter of what I needed to do.
I have been wanting to try overseeding for the winter, and have my eye on the SOS or other high quality annual rye seed from Barenbrug.
I thought I was SOL for overseeding this year because of the Prodiamine application. However, now that I study (really study) the label, it seems that because of the lower application rate, I may be able to overseed after 6-8 weeks.
The label only covers PRG overseeding after 6-8 weeks, how different is Annual Rye in this context?
So should I try overseeding mid-November, or just forget it this year?
Here's the label for reference:
http://newsomseed.com/resources/Prodiamine65WDG_LABEL.pdf
And the most relevant table (I think):

I have been wanting to try overseeding for the winter, and have my eye on the SOS or other high quality annual rye seed from Barenbrug.
I thought I was SOL for overseeding this year because of the Prodiamine application. However, now that I study (really study) the label, it seems that because of the lower application rate, I may be able to overseed after 6-8 weeks.
The label only covers PRG overseeding after 6-8 weeks, how different is Annual Rye in this context?
So should I try overseeding mid-November, or just forget it this year?
Here's the label for reference:
http://newsomseed.com/resources/Prodiamine65WDG_LABEL.pdf
And the most relevant table (I think):
