Artificial Grass Moss Removal
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This will kill the moss: https://vivagreengroup.com/product-category/mossoff/ it will take a few weeks.
Then brush/hoover it up.
It will come back next year.
Plastic grass needs regular maintenance.
Then brush/hoover it up.
It will come back next year.
Plastic grass needs regular maintenance.
Moss is slow growing , really got to neglect the garden to get it on a lawn .
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Who mentioned sweeping it every day?
Not all all. I'm meticulous over the care of my lawn but there are parts of it which do receive a lot of shade. Couple that with being in a valley where it gets damp in winter and moss appears very quickly, blending in very well. Normally I leave it as the birds take it for nesting material.
However -- on an artificial/plastic lawn, it would be easier to spot. It needs raking out and vacuuming up as already said, it will come back.
Remove the plastic grass and let the moss spread.
Simples.
Simples.
Had 50square meters of faux grass most under dense shrubs or in tree shade . No moss at all, mrs swept every week and removed all debris and leaves.
Bit warmer and fresher on the Essex coast though.
Lawns in many areas of the country suffer from Winter die back, which of course offers a home for moss as we get. If it's a fake lawn, I imagine the dampness and shade is enough for it to grow there, too -- all depends where you are.
Lawns in many areas of the country suffer from Winter die back, which of course offers a home for moss as we get. If it's a fake lawn, I imagine the dampness and shade is enough for it to grow there, too -- all depends where you are.
If she can hoover it y'all can get the dirt out, an' all.
Yes she vacuumed it all once a month .If she can hoover it y'all can get the dirt out, an' all.
If she can hoover it y'all can get the dirt out, an' all.
I occasionally vacuum my fake grass. I use the (stupidly expensive- £100+) reusable bag on my Festool Midi. To be honest, it is the only time I use that bag
For moss, I use a pressure washer after first raking it out with a plastic leaf rake.
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