Lawn Update - Mowing with the Flymo h40 - Kikuyu Lawn Care

[@OnTarget100]

WoW that looks awesome, so much better then professional lawn care guys I've seen. well done mate

[@benderslawn115]

Thanks!

[@Earthau]

I love your work Bender, it is coming back in and looking healthy and green particularly out the front!

[@benderslawn115]

Hey thanks yeah it's getting there slowly. Cheers for watching!

[@Im_an_Angryoldman]

Looking good. Greened up nicely after the feed you gave it.

[@benderslawn115]

Thanks it's getting there. Happy with this fertiliser!

[@darbeeroyal8503]

Mate, I love it... I have a H40 myself, and it is my "Go-To" mower I own quite a few cylinder mowers (Including a scott bonner 45) and a couple of rotary's, but the H40 is still my all time fave. Now you just need some rotary scissors so you can ditch that outdated line trimmer. Good work mate 👍🏼

[@benderslawn115]

Hey thanks mate! Yeah I'm liking it the more I use it. It's just so light and easy to use. Would love some rotary scissors but they are so expensive! Cheers!

[@Hahehhwgajshah72726..]

How sturdy is the flymo h40?Are the handles sturdy the victa razor cuts are made from aluminium coke cans almost.

[@wtfmimshag]

Great colour dude. Grass shears are perfect for the fuzzy edges left by a cylinder mower, ryobi make some if that's your brand. Damn sight cheaper than rotary scissors too!

[@benderslawn115]

Hey thanks man! That's a good idea what one you recommend I don't mind the brand

[@dannyrexknight]

Looks good. I really enjoy Kikuyu at this stage. Late summer is a different story though.... If you like doing renovations, Kikuyu is great.

[@benderslawn115]

Cheers! Yeah great if you like renos which I have learnt to love doing lol

[@dannyrexknight]

@@benderslawn115 Yeah me too. Super satisfying blitzing thatch!

[@JaceC88]

Love your vids mate. I'm new to growing my kikuyu but just wondering if you could be mowing it too low/too often or if not using a catcher could be limiting growth?

[@benderslawn115]

Hey mate cheers for watching. I think you are right. I think need to let it grow a bit higher and mow less to allow it to spread. Then start going lower when it's established. I don't think mowing without the catcher would make muc of a difference though. Cheers