A lush lawn isn't magic—it's two disciplined habits.
Place a dish in the sprinkler zone. Water until it collects 25 mm. Note evaporation time. Rewater at that interval. Deep, infrequent watering drives deep roots. Morning watering minimizes evaporation loss. Overwatering is fine; waterlogging kills.
Never remove more than 1/3 of blade height per cut. Scalping starves roots. Buffalo grass: 30–40 mm. Leave clippings (they feed soil) unless thatch builds up.
Creates spongy, resilient turf you'll love walking on.
Two rules. Consistent execution. Golf-course results.
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