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Wake up from a long nap and race to clear the entire front yard before your mom returns. The current Chapter 2 build turns the job into a repeatable story challenge built around faster clears and better times.
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The run skeleton: wake up, clear every patch, beat mom's deadline, then chase your best time.
A run asks four things: clear the entire front yard, cut every last patch of grass, finish before your mom gets home, and beat your best time. Current Chapter 2 play shows about an 80-minute budget, percentage-tracked completion, and a shop that keeps you trading up tools.
Six sections cover a Chapter 2 run end to end: the run itself, the systems around it, and where codes and updates land.

Cut all the Grass is a Roblox mowing challenge from Lawn Lovers. You wake up from a long nap with the entire front yard still uncut and roughly 80 minutes before mom gets home, so every patch you cut counts twice: it clears the yard and pays the money that funds your next tool.
The current Chapter 2 build tracks completion as a percentage while you work through layered passes, then lets you rebirth to trade tier progress for tickets. The guides here follow that exact loop — the four run objectives, the deadline, layered coverage, tools, and what a rebirth restarts or keeps.
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Roblox
Genre
Adventure
Developer
Lawn Lovers
Core Loop
Cut, earn, upgrade, rebirth
The current chapter's four official objectives, plus how a real run progressed step by step.
The first official goal — the uncut yard you wake up to is the core job.
No patch left standing is the bar for finishing.
The run's countdown deadline; the listing publishes no minute count, so watch the on-screen clock.
Once cleared, replay the chapter and try to update your best time.
When the deadline starts, what it demands, and the countdown checkpoints from a full run.
| Where in the run | Time remaining announced |
|---|---|
| After about 30 minutes of play | 30 minutes left (of the original 80) |
| Later in the run | 25 minutes until mom gets home |
| Later still | 19 minutes |
What counts as a finished yard and the checks that stop you from missing grass at 99%.
Completion displays as a percentage of the yard — one run read 84% shortly before finishing. It is the in-run check for how much grass remains.
A mowed-looking area can still be sitting under another layer of growth, including a late border pass. If the percentage stops moving, re-mow the area.
Recorded Chapter 2 runs also cleared the backyard and an old soccer field — watch which areas your percentage reacts to before calling the yard done.
Save up, buy in the game's suggested order, and speed-test each tool against the last one.
Observed runs buy equipment right at the start and treat upgrades as the answer to the shrinking clock. Each new tool gets speed-tested against the one before it.
Clearing grass hands over money, which funds the next purchase — earn, buy, mow faster, repeat until the yard is done.
Not every upgrade felt better in play — one buy was dropped outright. The in-game shop is the authority on the current lineup.
What a rebirth restarts, what pays out in tickets, and the one purchase described as kept forever.
Tier progress, bag size, and the mowers and upgrades you bought restart; the rebirth pays tickets that scale with the tier you reached — 430 from max tiers versus 260 from a lower one in recorded play.
It is the one purchase described as permanent, making it the reference point for deciding what is worth buying before a rebirth.
Ticket eggs were treated as the better buy in recorded play. Whether pets carry over a rebirth isn't settled — check in-game before counting on it.
The areas a Chapter 2 run names, layered clearing, and the easy-to-miss little friend.
| Area | What the run showed |
|---|---|
| Old soccer field | Named early in the run and later reported finished |
| Backyard | Shown late, right after the 84% completion check |
The one tracked currency: earn it at the football field, save it, spend it on purchases.
Money is the currency Chapter 2 tracks. Kicking the ball into the goal at the football field pays money, and the activity repeats whenever you need more. The balance builds across the run — one playthrough had a large total by 84% completion — and goes into save-up purchases.
Current code availability, rewards and source-check dates.
5KCCUSource checked:
| Code (click to copy) | Rewards | Status | Source checked |
|---|---|---|---|
5KCCU | 140 Gems | Reported active |
Quick answers about where codes live and how game changes are tracked on this wiki.
Start with the full run guide, follow the tool upgrade order, and keep codes and game changes one click away.