Thatch >½ inch restricts air, water, fertilizer, and root growth; encourages pests and diseases. Remove with vertical mower or power rake.
Centipedegrass rarely has thatch unless over-fertilized and under-mowed. Check: if thatch <½ inch and grass grows on soil, don't dethatch. Only dethatch during vigorous June growth.
Q: How to use a dethatching blade on centipedegrass?
A: First, confirm thatch problem. If <½ inch, skip it. Practical reason: only dethatch in June during vigorous growth. Mower blades are generally not recommended for centipedegrass.
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