How to grow random grass

Random grass soil

Random grass does not have high requirements for soil and prefers loose, fertile, well-drained sandy soil. Ground planting requires a deep soil layer, and potted plants can use fertile and loose culture soil.

Random grass lighting

Random grass likes a growing environment with sufficient light. It must be given sufficient light when it is cultivated. However, during the high temperatures in summer, it cannot be exposed to direct sunlight and can be appropriately shaded. Be careful not to over-shade, as this will cause the plant to grow too tall and produce poor or few flowers.

Temperature of random grass

Random grass likes a warm environment. The suitable temperature for its growth is around 18-28℃ and it has strong cold resistance. In the hot summer weather, pay attention to cooling and moisturizing, spray water on the plants 1-2 times a day. After the temperature drops in autumn, place the flower pots in a south-facing, wind-sheltered window for maintenance, and keep the soil moist. In winter, the grass should be placed in a well-lit place indoors for maintenance, especially in northern my country. Pay attention to keeping warm and the indoor temperature should not be lower than 5℃.

Random grass watering

Random grass likes a humid environment and is not drought-resistant. Dry weather in summer will cause poor growth. During the growing period, the soil should be kept moist, watered frequently, and sufficient water should be provided. The soil in the pot should not be too dry.

Prevention of diseases and insect pests of free grass

Random grass is easily harmed by rhizome rot, leaf spot and rust. If rhizome rot occurs, it must be removed and burned in time to prevent it from spreading. Other diseases can be controlled with 65% mancozeb wettable powder.

Fertilizing Random Grass

Use mature compost as base fertilizer. Fertilize nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium once a month, with a slightly higher ratio of phosphorus to potassium, to promote flowering. Pay attention to controlling the amount of fertilizer to prevent the plants from growing too tall. When the inflorescence emerges, apply 1-2 more phosphorus fertilizers, or special fertilizers.