Topdressing with a thin layer of quality topsoil helps decompose thatch naturally by introducing beneficial fungi. The optimal time is after the lawn is fully green in spring, usually early May. Apply a quarter-inch layer evenly. The microbes in the soil will break down the organic matter at the surface, reducing thatch buildup without mechanical dethatching.
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