How to plant rich grass

Growth habit

Pachysandra pachysandra is not only tolerant of shade, but also particularly resistant to cold, and can generally survive the winter in northern regions without any problem. Not only that, Pachysandra pachyphylla can also survive in some harsh saline and alkaline lands. Pachysandra likes sunlight but is afraid of strong light. It is drought-resistant, but it can grow more vigorously with more water.

Planting method

Cultivation conditions

Pachysandra pachysandra can be planted directly in the soil or grown in pots. It is best to use sandy soil when planting affogale in potted plants, as good drainage can meet the growth conditions of affogale. Secondly, it needs to be a nutrient-rich, mainly organic matter-rich mixed culture soil.

Planting time

Most flower lovers who grow Pachysandra pachyphylla will use the sowing method. April every year is the best time for sowing. When the height of the affine grass seedlings reaches 6 cm, they can be planted in flower pots or used in green garden planning and construction.

Planting tips

It is not advisable to water the affine grass that has just been transplanted into the flowerpot too much, otherwise it will cause the seedlings to grow too fast. Secondly, when the plant reaches ten centimeters in height, it needs to be topped off to ensure increased flowering and more branches.

During the bud development period of the affine grass, nutrients need to be supplemented and supplied in a timely manner. It is recommended to use superphosphate, which will make the color and appearance of the flowers more beautiful.

When the grass is growing vigorously, the soil in the pot needs to be kept moist. Remember to remove dead branches and stems after the flowers have faded. Secondly, just do a good job of disease and pest control.