How to grow grasses

GRAMINACEAE

Grasses are truly special plants. They look like weeds, but they are plants that give light and color all year round, thanks to leaves and stems that never disappear. Furthermore, grasses are not susceptible to attack, as they are rustic plants, and do not require extensive care. But Let's see how they are grown, putting together both the late and early species.

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HOW TO GROW GRAMINACEAE

GROUND

Simply choose a good garden soil, with a mix of peat and pumice, and pour it into the pot after spreading a layer of expanded clay at the base to prevent waterlogging. Thanks to their simplicity of cultivation, grasses can grow well and live long even in a simple container. jar.

VASO

WATERING

Grasses need watering right out of the pot. Once established, water them only when the soil is really dry. If planted in the garden, they will tend to self-regulate.

PRUNING

To make them grow faster, cut them at the base in March. Otherwise, just comb the stems every now and then, and flowers buckets will come off by themselves.

FERTILIZERS

They're not necessary. If you grow your plants in a pot, replace the soil after a few years.

PESTICIDES

They are useless, because these plants, as we have seen, do not die from mold. Fungi, insects and parasites.

FLOWERS YOU MIGHT LIKE TO GROW

• CICLAMINO
• Camellias
• Hibiscus
• Wisteria
• Buddleia