u/Crystalcoulsoncac

Has anyone noticed their mower taking longer to finish the lawn during peak growing season?

My A1600 LiDAR Pro has been using a bit more battery lately, but the mower itself still cuts normally. I’m starting to think it’s less about the mower and more that the grass has just gotten thicker and faster-growing this past month.

Curious if other people see the same seasonal change once the lawn really starts growing in.

Weekends are either quite time alone to recharge or casual time with people who matter to me. Nothing really planned, but that slow and normal pace feels important. I'd like to do housework like mopping, cleaning, and watering my plants. I actually enjoy taking care of my flowers and greenery. It feels like a small relaxing part of the day. I also used to spend quite a bit of time on yard work, especially trimming around terrace areas and flower bed edges, which often took more time than expected. Recently I've been using a robot mower for the lawn and it has helped a lot. Most of the mowing is handled automatically now, so I don't need to spend as much time on manual edge trimming like before. It gives me more free time on weekends to rest or to do other things. When everything feels balanced like this, I enjoy weekends a lot more.

Curious how do you usually split up your time for chores on the weekends?