Liquid Aeration
Liquid aeration is very different from other types of lawn aerators. Liquid aeration is basically a liquid soil conditioner. It reduces crusting, loosens clay soils and helps sandy soil to aggregate giving you the perfect soil density for grass roots. The grass roots then are able to deepen in the soil reaching more nutrients & water. This strengthens the roots & the overall lawn. Now your lawn can more easily fight off disease, bugs, and weeds.
Mechanical aeration is good, even essential, unless you have a good liquid aerator. Liquid aerator works as well as mechanical aeration plus it has acid & chemicals in it which allow the soil to recover from toxins. Many lawn have toxins left over from previous pesticide and herbicide treatments done throughout the year.
Liquid aeration also pushes sodium past the layer of soil where the grass roots are. Most lawns get a lot of sodium from watering. Sodium & clay have opposite charges which encourages high compaction in clay soils where sodium is present. With out the sodium, the grass roots can expand and grow more easily.
High compaction in clay soils isn’t the only sodium related problem. Sodium also reduces nutrient absorption. So using a good liquid aerator will reduce the amount of sodium in the root zone of the grass allowing the grass to absorb much needed nutrients.
One application of liquid lawn aeration is not going to cut it. Just like any other forms of aeration, you must use liquid aerator on a regular basis for a happy healthy lawn! There are a lot of liquid aerators to choose from. Find a good place to compare them before buying.
Written by Isaac S. Arnold, a lawn aeration expert. Compare different types of liquid aerators on our site. Or to find expert facts about 5 different types of lawn core aerators come visit us.
