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How to grow sage grass

Precautions for cultivating Sage grass

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Foshan grass is a plant of the Crassulaceae family. It is a small plant and has been widely used in recent years. Cultivation of Sagebrush can be done either in pots or in the open. So, how should we care for Sagebrush?

How to grow sage grass

Cultivation methods of Buddha's grass

Pot soil selection

For potted Buddha's grass, you can choose smaller flower pots. The soil requirements are not strict and can grow in various soils, so the potting soil can be a culture soil mixed with garden soil and river sand.

Light

The growth of Buddha grass requires sufficient light. It has a characteristic that the color of the leaves will change with the light. If there is sufficient light, the leaves will appear yellow-green; if maintained in a slightly shady place, the leaves will appear dark green. If it is too shaded and lacks light, the plant will become elongated. Therefore, you need to pay attention to light when cultivating Buddha's grass.

Temperature

Foshan grass has a certain degree of cold resistance. The suitable temperature for growth is 15℃-30℃. In winter, it can withstand low temperatures of -5℃. It can be placed in the leeward direction. In a sunny place, you can safely spend the winter.

Watering and fertilizing

When cultivating Sagebrush, water and fertilizer management should be done well. The soil should be kept moist during the growth period and watering should be sufficient. In late spring and early summer, it can tolerate drought. Do not water too much to avoid excessive moisture in the pot soil and affecting growth.

Fertilization needs to ensure that the Buddha's grass has sufficient nutrients. During the growing season, you can apply decomposed manure once a month to make the Buddha's grass grow well.

Precautions for cultivating Sagebrush

< h3>Propagation

The propagation of Sagebrush is very simple, usually by cuttings, divisions and sowing. Propagation by cuttings can be carried out in summer and autumn, sowing in rainy season or rainy weather, propagation by divisions in spring and summer, and the operation is relatively simple.

Pests and diseases

Pests and diseases of sageweed are relatively rare. Most diseases are caused by stagnant water or drought. The main pests are aphids and snails. They are used as ground cover plants or When planting green roofs, you need to pay attention to timely weeding.

Overwinter

Buddha grass is relatively cold-resistant. In winter, ensure that the temperature is above 10°C, and place it in a sunny and leeward place. The soil should not be too dry or too wet, and it will be safe. winter.

Precautions for cultivating Sage grass

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