How to grow red pepper grass

1. Breeding environment

1. Soil: Loose, well-drained soil should be used to grow red pepper grass. It can be prepared by mixing leaf mold, coarse sand and garden soil.

2. Watering: Watering should be done reasonably. You can water less but there must be no water accumulation. Usually, make sure the soil in the pot is moist and there is no water accumulation. In winter, the amount of watering should be reduced appropriately.

3. Light: Give it sufficient light in spring and autumn. The light is too strong in summer, so avoid direct sunlight. It is best to receive full-day sunlight in winter.

4. Temperature: It should be given a growing environment of 18-28℃. The temperature is lower in winter, so it is best to keep the temperature above 10℃ to avoid frostbite.

2. Breeding Methods

Propagation by cuttings: During the growth period of red pepper grass, cut the strong fleshy stems and place them in a cool and ventilated place to dry. It takes about 1-2 days. Then plant the cuttings in the soil and make sure the soil in the pot is slightly moist. It can also be propagated using mature and full leaves. New shoots will grow at its base, but the growth is very slow.