You can mow immediately after fertilizing—no delay needed. The fertilizer granules will not be harmed by the mower.
Old advice suggested waiting for granules to dissolve, but modern fertilizers and mowers make this unnecessary. Just don't mow when grass is wet.
If using liquid fertilizer, wait until it dries (about 1–2 hours). For granular, mow away.
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