How to raise dancing grass bonsai

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soil

illumination

Water and fertilize

Pest and disease prevention

Soil: Dancing grass prefers loose, fertile, well-drained sandy soil or humus soil. Light: Dancing grass likes light, so pay attention to increase the light and rotate the flower pot frequently to make it receive even light. Watering and fertilizing: During the germination period, the pot soil should be kept moist. After germination, the pot soil should be dry on the outside and moist on the inside, slightly drier. Dancing grass requires less fertilizer and fertilization is infrequent. Generally, fertilizer needs to be applied once during the growth period. Fertilization also needs to be applied during the flowering period to supplement nutrients.

Soil

Dancing grass likes loose, fertile, well-drained soil, which can be fertile sandy soil or humus soil, with leaf mold mud being the best.

Lighting

Dancing grass likes light. If there is a lack of light, the plants will easily become leggy, slender, thin and prone to lodging. Pay attention to increasing the light. If the weather is not very good, you can rotate the flower pot frequently to allow the branches and leaves of the plant to receive sunlight from all angles, so that the dancing grass can fully grow.

Water and fertilize

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During the germination period of dancing grass, the pot soil should be kept moist. After germination, the pot soil should be dry on the outside and moist on the inside. A bit dry. The watering time is usually in the morning. If you use tap water when watering, it needs to be treated first before watering. When watering, pay attention to the roots of the plants and water less, and it is best not to splash on the leaves and stems.

The effects of dancing grass on fertilizers There is less need and fertilization is done infrequently. Generally, fertilizer needs to be applied once during the growth period. Fertilization also needs to be applied during the flowering period to supplement nutrients.

Pest and disease prevention

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Dancing grass is susceptible to diseases such as powdery mildew, charcoal maggot, leaf spot, root rot and other diseases. When diseases occur, diseased branches should be promptly cut off and destroyed. In addition, dancing grass is also susceptible to threats from cutworms, mealybugs, thrips, mites and other insect pests, and requires timely control.

illumination

Water and fertilize

Pest and disease prevention

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