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None. Fresh sod should not be fertilized until it is established, or you risk killing it. Withhold fertilizer until such time as the sod can go at least 3 days without watering. At that time, assuming it is not fall/winter, you can use 10-10-10 or any organic fertilizer with a good phosphorous value. The second number represents phosphorous, which is essential for root development- the primary concern when establishing new sod. Do not use a high nitrogen (i.e., 24-0-0) for at least the first year, or the grass may outgrow its root system and die.
