Cultivation methods and precautions of green cloud grass

Green cloud grass is relatively easy to grow. As long as the temperature and humidity that Green cloud grass likes are met and the appropriate nutrition is supplied, it can be ensured that it quickly fills the pot and stays green for a long time, and it has good ornamental value.

How to cultivate green cloud grass

1. Soil

When growing green grass, you can choose loose, fertile, well-drained acidic soil. It is recommended to use leaf mold, ordinary loam, and plain sand, and prepare the flower soil in a ratio of 6:2:2. The mixed soil has good permeability and can meet the nutrients needed for the growth of green grass.

2. Water and fertilizer

Green cloud grass likes moist soil. It has a greater demand for water during its vigorous growth period. You can water it regularly every day to keep the soil in the pot moist. During the growing period, apply a thin layer of organic fertilizer once every half a month or so to promote the growth of the plant.

3. Light and temperature

Green cloud grass likes light, but avoid exposure to strong sunlight. When the light is not glaring, it can be placed in a sunny place to receive scattered light. The environment for growing green cloud grass should be warm, and the most suitable growth temperature for it is around 20 degrees Celsius.

Precautions for the maintenance of Emerald Cloud Grass

When caring for the green grass, you should pay attention to the fact that long-term strong light exposure will not only burn the leaves of the green grass, but may even cause the green grass to dry up and eventually die due to lack of water. Please note that it is best to provide shade in the summer.