If you can roll it up without uprooting the sod, then do it now. A better way is to scatter the seed and then roll it down with a water fillable roller. The roller presses the seed into the surface of the soil, and that holds the seed in place.

I assume you are in the north. Now is also a good time to use something like Weed-b-Gon to spot spray any dandelions, clover, or other weeds you might have.

"If you can roll it up without uprooting the sod, then do it now. A better way is to scatter the seed and then roll it down with a water fillable roller. The roller presses the seed into the surface of the soil, and that holds the seed in place."

When I planted the seed in October, I did the water-filled seed compacting roller you mention.

Well, I tried rolling it up but couldn't without pulling up the grass. If I try to mow it, how do I keep the netting from getting tangled in the blade? I'm trying to follow the "no mow May", but eventually I will have to mow it.