Cultivation methods and precautions of African ice grass

1. Soil

African ice grass has a strong growth ability. Its roots are densely grown fibrous roots, and it can grow normally in relatively poor soil, so its soil requirements are very low. However, if you want it to grow better, you need to use looser and more fertile soil, which will help its roots breathe.

2. Water

The plant has good drought resistance, so it does not need to be watered too frequently. Generally, it is better to wait until the soil is dry before adding water. When watering it, be sure to control the amount of water well and do not allow excess water to accumulate in the potting soil. In addition, pay attention to shelter from rain on rainy days, otherwise the roots of the plants will rot.

3. Temperature

During the breeding period, the temperature should be maintained between 20-30℃. It is relatively afraid of cold, so it should be moved indoors in winter, otherwise it is likely to be frozen. The temperature in summer is also very high, so cooling measures should be taken.

IV. Precautions

Although the plant needs sufficient light during its growth period, it should not be exposed to direct strong light for a long time, especially in the hot summer. Appropriate shading must be taken, and it is best to keep it in a cool place.