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Cut the Grass Chapter 2 Guide: Objectives & Walkthrough

Cut the Grass Chapter 2 walkthrough: the four official objectives, the mom-timer rule, and how a current-build run progressed — plus which details remain undocumented.

Quick answer

Chapter 2 is the current '[🧪 CHAPTER 2] Cut all the Grass!' build by Lawn Lovers: you wake up from a LONG nap — 'and the entire front yard still needs to be cut. 🌱' The chapter asks you to clear the whole front yard and every last patch of grass before your mom gets home, then beat your best time.

  • The recorded current-build run also clears the backyard and an old soccer field, so plan for more than just the front yard.
  • How the chapter is unlocked, the timer's exact length, and what happens after completion aren't documented — the sections below flag what to check in-game.

What Chapter 2 is and how it begins

Chapter 2 currently ships as '[🧪 CHAPTER 2] Cut all the Grass!' by creator Lawn Lovers. The official Roblox listing opens its description with 'you woke up from a LONG nap… 😴' and continues 'and the entire front yard still needs to be cut. 🌱' — the chapter starts the moment you wake up, with the uncut front yard already waiting. An independent Roblox database summary describes the same setup independently: after the long nap, you cut the grass before your mother comes home, and it files the game under the All / Adventure / Story genres.

A hand with red scissors slicing a tall blade of grass in a sunny front yard, with a white fence and house behind, from Cut all the Grass.
Red scissors cutting tall grass in the Chapter 2 yard.

Chapter 2's official objectives

The official game listing spells out four goals for Chapter 2. The independent database summary of the current build lines up with the same picture — cut the grass to clean the yard, clear it within the time limit, and try to update your best time.

Checklist

  • 🌿 Clear the entire front yard

    The first goal on the official Chapter 2 listing — the uncut yard you wake up to is the core job.

  • ✂️ Cut every last patch of grass

    Official goal: finish with no patch of grass left standing.

  • ⏰ Finish before your mom gets home

    Official goal, but the listing publishes no minute count — runs play against an on-screen countdown, so treat that clock as the real deadline.

  • 🏆 Beat your best time

    Official replay goal: once the yard is cleared, run the chapter again and try to update your best time.

How a current-build Chapter 2 run progressed

Every step below comes from a recorded playthrough of the current build, so treat the ordering as approximate rather than a fixed route.

Tips

The countdown sets the pace

The run plays against a countdown to the mother's return, matching the official 'Finish before your mom gets home' goal — mid-run, the player remarks on how little time is left, so the early game matters.

An early purchase first

Early on, the player buys something they call the intended first buy — 'we're supposed to get this first' — before the main cutting starts. The footage doesn't make the item itself clear, so treat this as an observed step, not a documented requirement.

Finding the 'little friend'

The run repeatedly pauses to search for a hidden little bird — 'A little bird will be around here somewhere.' The player says 'My friend could help us a lot' and eventually finds one, but the footage never explains what the friend does. Treat it as an observed side activity, not a confirmed mechanic with defined rewards.

Clearing layer by layer

Grass goes down in successive layers — the player works through one layer, then asks whether the next is the final one. Expect several passes rather than a single sweep.

More ground than the front yard

Beyond the front yard, the run moves through the house ('I want to get in my own house'), the backyard, and an old soccer field the player finishes near the end ('We have did the soccer field'). Plan for more ground than the description's front-yard framing suggests.

Finishing Chapter 2

Progress is tracked with a completion percentage — in the recorded run the player checks in with 'We're on 84%' near the end. Because one of the official goals is to cut every last patch, a full percentage reading is the practical signal that you've met it. The recorded session closes with the player saying 'And then I completed the entire game.' That line describes the end of that recording, not a documented completion rule: what follows the percentage topping out — a transition, a next chapter, rewards, or an ending — isn't documented yet, so don't plan around any post-completion payoff.

Details to check in-game

  • Entry and unlock rules. How Chapter 2 is selected, and whether Chapter 1 must be finished first, isn't documented — check your chapter menu in-game rather than assuming a requirement.
  • The timer's length. No minute count is published for 'Finish before your mom gets home,' and the recorded footage's mid-run time remarks don't agree with each other, so don't budget a fixed number of minutes — watch the countdown in your own session.
  • The 🧪 marker. The official title carries the 🧪 marker, so treat the chapter as a build that can change: recheck the objectives and steps above if the title or chapter content is updated.