Cultivation methods and precautions of pink muhly grass

1. Maintenance methods

1. Temperature: It likes warmth, and temperatures between 10 and 25 degrees are more suitable. In addition, its cold resistance is not very good, so its distribution range north of Beijing is relatively small. In winter, it is better to take some measures to prevent cold.

2. Light: Pink muhly grass likes light, but it is also quite tolerant to partial shade. During its growth stage, it can be exposed to full sunlight when the light is not strong. It will also grow better under conditions of diffuse light. However, don't keep it in a particularly dark environment.

3. Watering: Pink muhly grass has a very strong adaptability to water, and is very good at both drought and waterlogging resistance. Therefore, it can be adjusted according to the rainfall. You can add more water when it is dry and less water in the rainy season.

4. Fertilization: Pink muhly grass is very resistant to barrenness and has basically no requirements for fertilizer. The original base fertilizer in the soil is relatively important, and you can add some in advance.

2. Breeding techniques

1. Reproduction: It can be propagated by sowing. The first thing is to choose seeds that are uniform in size and have a shiny surface. Before sowing, it needs to be soaked in warm water for twelve to twenty-four hours. Secondly, choose a place with loose soil and rich nutrients as the sowing site, and then mix in base fertilizer. Specifically, sowing can be done in the morning or evening. After sowing, cover with soil about one centimeter thick. Ensure that the surrounding temperature and humidity are at appropriate levels, and seedlings will emerge in about five to nine days.

2. Weeding: Pink muhly grass is usually planted in large areas, so you must pay attention to weeding. This allows nutrients to be concentrated and supplied to them.

3. Problem diagnosis and treatment

1. Diseases: Pink muhly grass has strong disease resistance and rarely suffers from diseases. If it occurs, prevention and control will not be difficult. The diseased plants need to be pulled out in time and then sprayed with pesticides.

2. Pests: The frequency of pests appearing is relatively low.

IV. Other issues

1. Toxicity: Pink muhly grass is not poisonous, so you can rest assured.

2. Can it be grown at home? Generally speaking, this plant is planted in clumps, which will have a better ornamental effect. Of course, you can also plant one alone for viewing.