How to propagate green cloud grass

How to propagate the green cloud grass: division

Time selection for division of Emerald Green Grass

The green cloud grass is a medium-sized creeping fern. The main stem is prostrate and creeping, about 1m long, with sparse branches. There are adventitious roots at the nodes, and the leaves are ovate and sparsely arranged in two rows. Multiple forks. The nutrient leaves are of two types, with two rows on the dorsal and ventral sides. The ventral leaves are oblong, the dorsal leaves are rectangular, entire, and spread flat to both sides. The sporangium spike is quadrangular, the spore leaves are ovate-triangular, and are arranged in four rows in an imbricate manner.

You can repot the green grass every spring to keep the soil in the pot well-drained. When repotting, you can divide the plants. Dig up the densely growing plants and plant them separately, and place them in a shaded and humid environment.

Maintenance of the ramet seedlings of Emerald Green

After the division seedlings are potted, they should be avoided from long-term sunlight, otherwise the leaves will be burned and cause them to shrivel. You can spray water over the plants every day to increase the air humidity. Fertilizer can be applied once half a month after potting, and the fertilizer can be decomposed to ensure sufficient nutrition so that the seedlings can grow healthy and strong.

How to propagate the green cloud grass: cuttings

Selection of cutting season for Emerald Green Grass

Green cloud grass is a climbing plant. If you don't pay attention to the maintenance of its shape, it will look like a mess of weeds. Therefore, in spring, shaping and pruning are necessary to keep the plants in good condition and have a beautiful figure.

During spring pruning, the healthy branches can be used for cuttings, which has a high survival rate.

How to propagate the green cloud grass by cuttings

Select strong branches and insert them into a moist sand bed. Keep the soil in the pot moist and the air humidity above 50% for half a month. After half a month, you can see roots growing from the plants. You can then carry out normal maintenance. Be careful not to expose it to sunlight for a long time, as it may cause sunburn.