Growth environment conditions and characteristics of mosquito repellent grass

Environmental conditions and requirements for the growth of mosquito repellent grass

Mosquito repellent grass is also called mosquito-repellent grass. The plant emits a lemon scent. Mosquito repellent grass is not cold-resistant and does not require much water. It generally prefers to grow in warm, non-cold and sunny places. It is grown in the Netherlands, Australia, the United States and China.

Mosquito repellent grass growth temperature

The most suitable growth temperature for mosquito repellent grass is within the range of 10-25 degrees, among which the best temperature for mosquito repellent grass growth is above 15 degrees. Mosquito repellent grass is afraid of freezing. Usually when the ambient temperature is below 6 degrees, the growth of mosquitoes will be hindered.

Mosquito repellent grass growth humidity

Mosquito repellent grass likes a humid environment. Generally, the soil needs to be kept moist at all times during its growth and maintenance. However, mosquito repellent grass is also afraid of waterlogging, so when watering, be careful not to water too much, otherwise it will be drowned.

Mosquito repellent grass growing soil

Mosquito repellent grass has strong adaptability and is generally suitable for planting in loose, fertile, humus-rich, slightly acidic soil. The general planting soil can be sandy loam, peat soil, and can also be combined with vermiculite and perlite.

Growth cycle and process of mosquito repellent grass

Mosquito repellent grass is usually planted by cuttings in April and May in spring and autumn or in September and October. Mosquito repellent grass grows very fast and needs to be repotted frequently during the growth period. Generally, mosquito repellent grass planted by cuttings will take root in about 15-20 days.