Recovery of damaged grass

This project focused on the rehabilitation of a grass surface that showed clear symptoms of exhaustion: loss of density, yellowing, bald areas and compaction of the substrate. The intervention was designed to restore turf vitality through edaphic and nutritional improvement techniques.

Phase 1: Diagnosis and preparation

• Evaluation of the state of the grass and visual analysis of the soil.

• Low cut and removal of dry plant remains.

• Surface aeration to facilitate nutrient penetration.

Phase 2: Contribution of organic mulch

• Homogeneous application of screened plant mulch.

• Improvement of soil structure, increase in water retention capacity and activation of the soil microbiota.

• Manual leveling to avoid waterlogging and promote uniform growth.

Phase 3: Fertilization with macro and micronutrients

• Provision of balanced fertilizer with nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) to stimulate root and foliar growth.

• Application of essential micronutrients such as iron (Fe), magnesium (Mg), zinc (Zn) and manganese (Mn) to correct deficiencies and improve greenness.

• Controlled irrigation to facilitate absorption and avoid leaching.

Final result: Progressive recovery of the color, density and texture of the grass.

• Uniform, healthy and aesthetically renewed surface.

• Improved resistance to water stress and trampling.