Maintain Consistent Mowing Schedule

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Adhere to a consistent mowing schedule, preferably every 4-5 days, especially during periods of active growth. This prevents the grass from becoming overgrown. When grass is too long, cutting a significant portion of its height at once (more than one-third of the blade) can stress the plant, leading to brown tips and a less healthy appearance. Regular, slightly higher cuts are much better for the lawn's overall vigor.

Goal: Establish a regular mowing schedule, typically every 4-5 days, to prevent grass from growing excessively long and making cuts too drastic, which stresses the lawn.