Trampled grass will most likely grow again, since plant development is not only associated with the growth of leaves.
The above-ground part of the grass can withstand various tests and grow with renewed vigor if the root system has not been damaged.
If the ground was wet and soft, the grass trampled into the mud will need time to recover.
As a result, it can grow unevenly and become overgrown with weeds.
The lush growth of grass will also depend on soil conditions and climate conditions.
Some grass species are more resistant to re-sprouting than others.
Perennial grasses generally recover better than annual grasses.
Light trampling will not cause significant damage to the root system, and the grass will quickly recover.
Heavy trampling with damage to roots and soil structure will result in slow regrowth.
In general, sufficient moisture, sunlight and favorable temperatures are required for rapid regrowth of trampled green lawn.
Author: Elena Gutyro
