Lawn Aeration

Liquid Lawn Aeration

At Bio Green Ohio, we specialize in lawn aeration to enhance your lawn’s health. Our liquid lawn aeration service improves oxygen, water, and nutrient delivery to your lawn’s roots, making it ideal for clay or compacted soils. If you’re looking for lawn aeration services, our eco-friendly approach offers a superior solution.

Our products are designed to increase oxygen levels in the root zone through key nutrients and weak acids, which also help release humus into humic acids. This liquid lawn aeration service uses a microscopic alkali extractive technique to create billions of fractures in the soil, promoting deeper rooting and natural aeration pathways.

Many homeowners face challenges with dense clay or subsoil, especially if topsoil was stripped during construction. Our liquid lawn aeration service can make a significant difference by improving soil conditions and promoting vigorous growth. Learn more about our full range of lawn care services or explore our liquid aeration page for details.

Benefits of Liquid Lawn Aeration

• Creates billions of soil fractures for greater rooting and healthier grass.
• Covers the entire lawn, unlike core aeration, which only affects small areas.
• Can be applied anytime during the growing season, offering flexibility.
• Leaves no holes or grass removal, preserving your lawn’s appearance.
• Eliminates the need to mark sprinkler heads, fences, or cables.

Enhanced Lawn Health with Liquid Lawn Aeration Service

Our liquid lawn aeration service promotes microbial activity, creating a vibrant soil ecosystem. This service adapts to various grass types and soil conditions, ensuring optimal results year-round. Unlike mechanical methods, it’s non-disruptive and mess-free, making it a convenient choice for busy homeowners.

Regular use of our liquid lawn aeration service builds long-term resilience against environmental stressors, leading to a lush, green lawn. Trust Bio Green Ohio for eco-friendly lawn aeration that enhances your property’s beauty.

Need more technical information?

What is the difference between the mechanical and Bio Green Ohio’s liquid aeration product? We are attaching the write up from the manufacturer but providing a less technical summary for understanding below from their staff agronomist.

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A study conducted was conducted by the University of Georgia to evaluate the effects of our liquid aeration material.  They compared the liquid aeration material vs. mechanical aeration and a combination of both. 

If you look at the Study A) Rooting Stats you can see that the aeration product we use has a greater root mass than the mechanical aeration. 

You can also see that in the Study B) Mechanical Aeration with and without the addition of the liquid aeration material doing both mechanical and liquid aeration will allow the ground to absorb the water more.

Here is a good summary to augment the report.

• Nothing matters (mechanical or liquid aeration) if the calcium levels are low, and magnesium is high.   We typically do not have that problem here in Ohio.  Soil test should be done to verify soil nutrient levels.
• Mechanical aeration will give an immediate gas exchange and allow oxygen in the aerated areas.   Mechanical aeration will in 4 months go back to its compacted consistency.
• Liquid aeration will give a long-term fix because it puts carbon, organic matter, and bio stimulants for better root development.
• To reduce calcium levels, fertilizer would have to be applied to the soil on a consistent basis.  Our fertilizers and liquid aeration help with this.
• Another way to reduce the calcium levels is to put a manure-based soil/fertilizer down. 
• Where does the calcium come from in Ohio?   In talking with our soil testing supplier that in our area millions of years ago, the glaciers were here and left calcium deposits driving some areas with high levels of calcium in our soil.

In the study they applied 1.5” of water per week.  That is essential if you want a healthy strand of grass.

• UGA Study