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Aerate the Lawn

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8 Steps To Thick Green Lawn In Just 3 Weeks

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The next crucial step is aeration. The presenter introduces a core aerator (rented for approximately $40), which punches holes into the ground and extracts soil plugs. He explains that this process decompresses the lawn, giving roots more space to grow and making it easier for water, air, and applied nutrients to reach deeper into the soil. This is especially beneficial before overseeding and fertilizing, as it exposes the underlying soil to maximize absorption.

Goal: Aerating the lawn with a core aerator creates holes in the soil, relieving compaction, improving root health, and enhancing nutrient absorption.

Tools and materials

  • Core Aerator

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backyard folks it's day two of operation make grass green again this is an aerator aerator does two things it punctures a hole into the grass using this death killing machine spikes punctures the hole and takes the plug out it's about i don't know inch and a quarter inch deep it does two things by doing that number one it decompresses the lawn all the roots down below that are squeezing it and preventing it from getting nutrients and water and anything else it gets in a little oose a little chill pill a little zany then it does the second thing by taking the plug out it exposes the bottom soil so when we introduce chemicals or overseed or anything we want to do this is the time that actually goes below the grass into the heart and soul of this soil and uh we'll actually see the effects so rented this probably 40 bucks from tate's really thankful that i can do something like that that way i don't have to buy one fire this up and start plugging away [Music] so

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