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This is going to vary by climate. Here in south Florida, if you can see the grass growing in the rainy season. Its insane. If you don't mow your lawn for a mon
by brucethemoose2 4y ago
This is going to vary by climate.
Here in south Florida, if you can see the grass growing in the rainy season. Its insane. If you don't mow your lawn for a month, it will turn into a knee deep bug and snake infested jungle... its literally a health hazard.
In some dry, hot places, it would actually be good for the grass itself. Everyone I knew in central Texas cut their grass too short, as it stays greener and needs less precious water when long.
- thenerdhead 4y agoWell you don’t ever want to cut your grass too short in one go. Always 1/3 of its blade length until its lowest recommended height. Otherwise you put the grass in shock when it’s already finding water hard to come by. Central Texas grass and generally any warm season grass is more drought and sun tolerant.
- technion 4y agoSame here in Australia. I've had about six weeks not mowing due to a few weekend projects and now it's leech infested.