Mulching mowers

What is a mulching mower?

The difference between a mulching mower and a conventional lawn mower is that with a mulching mower, the grass isn't collected, but shredded into tiny pieces that are then spread across your lawn. A mulching mower has special blades that shred the grass. This shredding then falls onto the lawn and serves as a natural fertilizer, providing the soil with the nutrients it needs. This mowing process is called mulching. Want to read more about mulching? Then read our blog.

Advantages of a mulching mower

Stihl mulching mowers are incredibly user-friendly because they're lightweight and maneuverable. This makes them easy to maneuver. There's no need to empty the grass catcher, saving time and hassle. The shredded grass provides nutrients and helps maintain healthy soil. The result is green, healthy grass. Another advantage is that you need less fertilizer to keep your lawn healthy, contributing to lower costs.

Advice for the best mulching mower for your lawn

The best mulching mower depends, among other things, on the size of your lawn. We distinguish between a battery-powered mulching mower and a gasoline-powered mulching mower . Because a battery-powered mulching mower doesn't have a fuel engine, it's a very quiet machine and very easy to use. For a small to medium-sized garden, a battery-powered mulching mower is an excellent choice. If you have a large lawn to mow, consider a gasoline-powered mulching mower. These generally have a powerful engine, making them ideal for large areas.