Woman cutting grass along a hedge with a STIGA Multiclip mulching lawn mower with the STIGA Fulcrum handlebar

The STIGA mulching

Find out all you need to know about mulching, what are the pros and cons and how to mulch the best way!

What is Mulching?

Mulching is a technique that involves mowing the lawn without picking grass clippings. Technically, your lawn mower will cut the grass first and then chop it into fine particles that are redeposited on the lawn. Good mulching is invisible as the fine grass particles blend into the lawn at the grass roots, feeding and nourishing the lawn.

Man with a STIGA Multiclip mulching yellow lawn mower cutting grass
How does it work?

The shredding of the grass is possible thanks to the special shape of the deck (the part that surrounds the blade). In this space, the blade creates an air depression which raises the grass. The grass repeatedly comes into contact with the blade, which is cut on each rotation, until it is finely cut. Some mowers are also equipped with a special blade with several cutting surfaces. The quality of the mulching is more regular and the grass is cut more finely.

Mulching deck and blade shredding the grass in small pieces
Mulching is good for...

You don't need to dispose of the grass cuttings, or to stop to empty your mower's grass collector, meaning you save time...and energy.

This cutting technique returns important nutrients to the grass, working as a natural fertilizer and boosting your lawn's health.

Mulching increases organic matter in the soil over time, nurturing the grass down to its roots, bosting growth, health and beauty.

Mulching gives a temporary optical “filling” effect of green grass particles, that “fill the gaps” and make your lawn look lushier.

The expert says

When you decide to perform mulching, always remember:

  • It is essential to mow when the lawn is dry: this prevents the moist grass from sticking to the cutting deck.
  • Mulching frequently keeps the grass healthy, the lawn nourished and the grass height uniform.
  • Keeping the underside of the deck clean makes mulching more efficient.
  • For the best mulching performance, rough cut the very tall grass first.
Young man lying in the grass with an electronic measurement tool in his hands
STIGA Multiclip blades are specially designed for mulching.

The blade design generates two air vortices that rotate in opposite directions, which allows the grass to be shredded finely. The shape of the blade also reduces noise whilst delivering great mulching performance.

Detail of mulching blade design of a STIGA lawn mower's cutting deck

Discover the STIGA mulching heroes!

  • New
  • Battery kit included
Multiclip 547e S Kit
Battery lawn mower
Suggested working area
800 ㎡
Driving
Self-propelled
  • New
  • Battery kit included
Multiclip 547e Kit
Battery lawn mower
Suggested working area
500 ㎡
Driving
Push
  • New
Multiclip 547 S
Petrol lawn mower
Suggested working area
1500 ㎡
Driving
Self-propelled
Cutting method
Mulching
  • Deck not included
Park 700 W
Petrol front mower
Suggested working area
8000 ㎡
Cutting width
95 - 125 cm
Steering type
Articulated (50/50)
  • Deck not included
Park 500 W
Petrol front mower
Suggested working area
7000 ㎡
Cutting width
95 - 110 cm
Steering type
Articulated (50/50)
  • Deck not included
Park 300 M
Petrol front mower
Suggested working area
2500 ㎡
Cutting width
85 cm
Steering type
Articulated
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