Grafner Lawn aerator

First of all, it should be noted that scarifying is a more intensive way of aerating the lawn, as it involves cutting into the grass sod. This process removes mulch, moss, and any leaves that may be present in the grass. The soil can now breathe again and absorb nutrients, which is why fertilizing the lawn is recommended especially after scarifying or aerating. Additionally, it is important to ensure adequate watering so that the lawn achieves a rich color and can grow back thick and lush. Right after scarifying or aerating is also the best time for overseeding, as the soil is optimally prepared and the seeds find the best conditions.

What additional treatments are recommended after scarifying or aerating?

Definitely, the soil should be well watered after these processes, as this achieves the greatest effect. It is also advisable to spread an additional dose of fertilizer, as the lawn will absorb it particularly well at this time.