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How to keep your lawn perfectly green in spring – Pro tips for robotic lawnmower users

 

How to Keep Your Lawn Perfectly Green in Spring – Pro Tips for Robot Mower Users

With the right care measures, you'll ensure your lawn grows dense, lush, and healthy again after winter – without much effort.

Why Spring is Crucial

After winter, it's often only in spring that the true extent of your lawn's suffering becomes apparent. Frost, waterlogging, and limited sunlight lead to moss, bare patches, and weak growth. Now is the ideal time to counteract these issues.

Mowing Correctly with a Robot Mower

Regular mowing promotes a dense lawn and prevents weeds. In spring, a cutting height of approximately 35–45 mm is recommended. This keeps the lawn vital and allows it to regenerate faster.

Spring Checklist for Your Lawn

  • Clear the lawn of leaves, branches, and dead blades of grass
  • Lightly aerate the soil if necessary
  • Adjust watering to rising temperatures

Robot Mower Maintenance – Especially Important Now

For your robot mower to work reliably, you should thoroughly inspect it at the start of the season. Sharp blades, clean wheels, and functional sensors are particularly important.

Change Blades in Time

Dull blades tear grass blades instead of cutting them cleanly. This weakens the lawn and leads to untidy cuts. Regular blade changes ensure healthy growth.

Lawn Regeneration After Winter

Bare spots and moss can be remedied particularly well in spring. Light fertilization, removing moss, and overseeding damaged areas will quickly bring your lawn back into top shape.

Conclusion

Spring is the most important time for a well-maintained lawn. With the right care, a serviced robot mower, and sharp blades, you lay the foundation for a green season.

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