Mowing every two weeks is generally not considered enough for most lawns during the peak spring and summer growing seasons, as grass blades can grow too long between cuts. Letting grass exceed one-third of its total height violates core agronomy guidelines, often forcing the mower to tear rather than slice the grass, which stresses the turf and invites lawn diseases. However, a bi-weekly schedule can work adequately during slower-growth autumn or winter months.
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