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Leave Soil Plugs on Lawn

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Someone get this man a teaching job at a local community college. Stat!

What happens here

After aerating, your lawn will be covered with small soil plugs. The video explicitly states, 'Don't skip this step!' These plugs should be left on the lawn. They will naturally break down over a couple of weeks, distributing their nutrients back into the soil and further enriching your lawn. Do not rake them up or remove them.

Goal: Do not remove the soil plugs (cores) extracted during aeration; let them break down naturally on the lawn to return nutrients to the soil.

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people. I mean, let's stab this lawn. By this point, your lawn should look like all the neighborhood dogs decided to take a crap in it. Don't worry, it'll break down in a couple of weeks and restoring the nutrients back to your lawn. Congratulations. You did it. You airrated your own lawn and in the process saved you about 150 bucks. Not to mention, your lawn is going to look beautiful this summer. Proud of you. Go

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