can we grow grass seeds in stright composs?

Hi Connie:

You can grow anything in straight compost. Are you producing your own? After 8 years, I am still frankly amazed how garden waste, kitchen left overs and lawn clippings turn into the right stuff that makes my garden happy. I would steer clear of leaf mold until after the grass is growing well, though, because leaves produce a different set of bacteria and are sometimes a problem. But, if you're starting your grass in the spring, and leaf mulch is all you have, spread it over the area you are going to plant in grass this fall, let it winter over, turn it into the soil in the spring and plant away!

Happy gardening,
Donna

If you are asking if you can grow grass in straight compost, Yes you can. That is how I started the grass in my side lawn, under heavy shade, after repairing the area.
It is also what I have started my grass "plugs" in to replace damaged areas in my lawn.