No pun intended, is it because of excessive growth and cut? We blow off excess and cut every 5 days.

by EnvironmentalDingo69

36 Comments

  1. taco_supreme2222

    Looks like your mulching? Maybe try bagging your clippings. More sun too. You watering?

  2. Silverado_Surfer

    Gonna go out on a limb and say you are cutting way too much grass at a time. Letting it somewhat over grow and then cutting it way down is a sure fire way to piss it off. I’d definitely rake up the clippings you have there.

    Next time you mow, set the mower deck up so you’re only taking off maybe a 1/3 blade length.

  3. jcoleman10

    Because you’re not over there fucking it up

  4. Witty-Perspective

    Cutting too short. Also needs more iron and fertilizer

  5. The_Real_Flatmeat

    Because you just cut it?

    Cut it about 5mm below what you actually want, then raise your hoc up to where you want it and start cutting it there every week. The lawn will come up to the blades and you’ll see the green stuff instead of the brown.

    Also, bag it

  6. Blazalott

    🤣🤣🤣🤣 Because the grass is always greener on the other side.🤣🤣🤣 I’ll see myself out.

  7. That’s just the rule. Grass is always greener.

  8. standardtissue

    Angle of refraction. Move over there, and the grass on the other side of the fence will look nicer. Works with cars, jobs, boats and wives too.

  9. ChloricSquash

    Based on the grass on the patio you aren’t cutting every 5 days.

    You have cut enough at once you’re getting into thatch and fragile portions of the younger blade growth. It probably grows slower on the other side of the fence if it the sun has enough time on it in the heat of the day drying out the ground.

  10. Grass is a narrow leafed plant best viewed from an angle.

  11. Impressive_Rain2877

    Maybe the soil composition is softer and allows the mower to sink deeper thus cutting too short.

  12. DalysDietCoke

    Maybe because yours grew to tall and you cut the shit out of it. Lots of grass debris in the pic

  13. degggendorf

    Because you have big clumps of cut dead grass all over the top of yours

  14. hernandezcarlosx

    It’s a known, indisputable fact that the grass always looks greener on the other side.

  15. 1. Sharpen your mower blades
    2. Mow more often
    3. Fertilize
    4. Water

  16. OwnLoad3456

    Just came here because I saw the inevitable responses

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