4 Turf Care Steps

1. Watering: 💧 Watering the right time...Not just wet.

The most important thing is "time." The best watering is early morning, before 8: 00 in the morning, because when the weather is not hot, the water seeps fully into the soil and grassroots without evaporating into the sun. Morning watering also reduces the likelihood of mold caused by overnight moisture.

Tip: Juicy watering each time (about 15-20 minutes) but spaced 2-3 days / time is better than passing daily watering to encourage grass roots to grow deep in the soil, making the grass stronger and more resistant to hot weather.

2. Mowing the lawn: ✂️ the tighter the cut...Always beautiful

Cutting the grass consistently is a trick that makes the grass dense and beautiful. The recommended frequency and power fit is about 2 weeks at a time. Maintaining cutting discipline will help prevent the grass from getting too long until the cone section does not get sunlight, which is why the grass is yellow after cutting.

Tip: Use the "1 / 3 rule" is to cut off no more than 1 / 3 of the height of the grass blade at a time, and remember to always sharpen the blade of the lawn mower, because the blunt blade will bruise the grass and the tip of the leaf is brown.

3. Fertilizer: 🌱 add food to the soil...Fresh, instant green grass

After mowing, the grass plants need nutrients to restore and grow quickly, so the period after mowing is best suited for nourishment. Fertilizer is recommended, once every 1 month, to keep the grass continuously nutrient.

Recommended fertilizer: Urea fertilizer (formula 46-0-0) is a fertilizer with very high nitrogen, the main nutrient that directly nourishes leaves and stems, giving the grass a fresh and complete green color.

Caution: Before and after fertilizing, it should be watered to impregnate. To help dissolve the fertilizer and prevent grass leaves from burning from the salinity of the fertilizer.

4. Weeding: 🚫 see, then need to hurry to deal.

Weeds are the archenemies that snatch nutrients and sunlight from our lawns.

The best and safest way is to "pluck by hand." Trying to pluck deep to the root while the weeds are still a small tree will help remove them permanently and not affect other parts of the grass.

In emergencies: If there are too many doses that exceed the power to withdraw by hand, using selective destructive (grass-safe) "herbicides" is another time-saving option, but should read the labels and follow the instructions strictly.

Just follow these 4 simple steps consistently. Your front lawn will be green, glam and fun to use for a long time!

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