Methods and precautions for cultivating dog tongue grass

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1. Maintenance methods

2. Breeding skills

Substrate: Dog tongue grass does not have strict soil requirements, but it is best to grow in a drainage and breathable substrate. Light: It likes sufficient light, and a sunny environment is more conducive to its growth. Temperature: Cymbidium does not have high temperature requirements and has strong adaptability. There is basically no need to adjust the temperature during breeding. Moisture: In areas with excessive rainfall, artificial watering is not required. If it's dry, you need to water it regularly.

1. Maintenance methods

1. Substrate selection: Cymbidium has loose requirements for soil and has strong adaptability. The soil has certain drainage and air permeability, which is beneficial to the growth of Cymbidium.

2. Light management: Dog tongue grass likes to have sufficient sunlight, facing the morning sun, and can receive some light in spring, autumn and winter. Do not expose to the sun when the temperature is high in summer, and avoid light to prevent the plants from getting sunburned.

3. Temperature management: It has low temperature requirements and has strong adaptability. Dog tongue grass will grow well in both the north and south, and temperature is not the most important issue.

4. Water management: Water according to the dryness and humidity of the soil. It likes an environment with sufficient moisture. The precipitation is basically enough to supply it with water, so there is no need for artificial watering. If there is drought, water it.

2. Breeding skills

1. Overwintering: In winter, low temperature will not affect the growth of dog tongue grass, so the temperature will not have much impact on them.

2. Reproduction: It has a strong reproductive ability. When the hairy seeds are blown by the wind, they will fall to the ground and take root.

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