I rarely ever mulch unless in the fall. Poa and disease are big no no's when it comes to mulching. I seem to battle one or the other during the growing season. I spoon feed regularly so my lawn is getting all the nutrients it needs.
If you are mowing consistently and you’re only cutting 1/3 of the blade off and when you mulch, it’s below 1/4” you can mow the whole time when it’s above 70. Basically Bermuda it’s mowing season is mulching season. So you’re good anytime, as long as you’re within the requirements above.
@robbiegolding1831 cute reply. First off respond with the study. Not a snarky bs response. Let’s use common sense. If it doesn’t “spread” how does it get from place to place? Germs, microbes, bacteria just doesn’t appear, it’s has to spread from one source to another. Sure some microbes / disease might not (maybe some might not spread from direct transmission), but this doesn’t account for 1000’s of diseases / microbes. Makes your snarky response credible and send your source so I can review it and so can others. Seriously a childish response from an adult btw.
I would love to Mulch but I have stupid poa😢 and bagging is a pain in the ass!!!
Ugh. Good call on the bagging there, that’s a def quality reason to bag guhhhh…
I rarely ever mulch unless in the fall. Poa and disease are big no no's when it comes to mulching. I seem to battle one or the other during the growing season. I spoon feed regularly so my lawn is getting all the nutrients it needs.
Agreed 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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How often should you mulch? It’s warming up and my Bermuda is taking off. I mow and bag about every 3-4 days, and my lawn is about 1”-1.5”.
If you are mowing consistently and you’re only cutting 1/3 of the blade off and when you mulch, it’s below 1/4” you can mow the whole time when it’s above 70. Basically Bermuda it’s mowing season is mulching season. So you’re good anytime, as long as you’re within the requirements above.
@robbiegolding1831 cute reply. First off respond with the study. Not a snarky bs response. Let’s use common sense. If it doesn’t “spread” how does it get from place to place? Germs, microbes, bacteria just doesn’t appear, it’s has to spread from one source to another. Sure some microbes / disease might not (maybe some might not spread from direct transmission), but this doesn’t account for 1000’s of diseases / microbes.
Makes your snarky response credible and send your source so I can review it and so can others.
Seriously a childish response from an adult btw.
Nope, just go once every 2 weeks, side discharge, they're better things in life than lawn care... Don't waste your time
Guess what I’m going to let you do, what you want, maybe like you should for everyone else, instead of gate keep them?