Cultivation methods and precautions of African ice grass

How to grow African ice grass

temperature

The suitable growth temperature of African ice grass is approximately between 20-30℃. It is relatively cold-resistant, but it is sensitive to high temperatures when cultivated in summer.

Watering

African ice grass has the characteristics of drought-resistant growth. Irrigation should be carried out when the soil surface is dry, and attention should be paid to drainage on rainy days.

soil

African ice grass is relatively resistant to barrenness, has fibrous roots that grow densely, and is characterized by its ability to gather sand and penetrate deep into the soil. It is an excellent soil and water conservation plant and sand-fixing plant and is often seen in dry grasslands, hillsides, hills, and sandy land.

Colonization

The appropriate time for transplanting is generally about 20-40 days after sowing, when 4-5 leaves have grown. Depending on the place of production, live broadcasting can also be carried out. If you want to increase the show rate or long-term harvest, it is suitable for seedling cultivation.

Precautions for the cultivation of African ice grass

Harvesting Methods

When harvesting African ice grass, you should use scissors to spread it radially, mainly harvesting the side branches about two months after sowing. In addition, it should be stored at low temperatures during transportation, or transported in the early morning when the temperature is low, and pre-cooling is required after harvesting.