Mulching mowers recycle clippings. On a thatchy lawn, do clippings add to the problem?
No. If mowed at recommended height (2.5–3.5 inches) and frequency (≤30–40% blade removal), clippings decompose rapidly even on thatch. Decomposition microbes may even attack thatch.
Mulching is beneficial regardless of thatch. Proper mowing prevents thatch buildup; existing thatch needs aeration, not bagging.
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