Longbeard grass is the whole plant of the grass-like plant Eulalia, which belongs to the grass family. It is named after its long and thin branches and leaves that resemble the beard of a dragon. It mainly grows in moist soil and humid climates. It has high requirements for its growth environment!
1. Soil requirements
Longbeard grass prefers to grow in alkaline sandy soil, mainly on steep slopes and gentle slopes close to rivers, ensuring good ventilation. At the same time, the soil should have sufficient sunlight to promote the rapid growth of longbeard grass.
2. Fertilization requirements
It is best to fertilize longbeard grass during its vigorous growth period, which is from mid to late May and June. Fertilizing during this period is beneficial for the growth of longbeard grass. After fertilization, it is recommended to turn the soil to evenly distribute the fertilizer.
3. Watering needs
In addition to abundant sunlight, longbeard grass also prefers water. If it lacks water, the leaves may turn yellow or wither, and severe cases can lead to plant death. For those grown in pots, it is advisable to water them in the morning and evening, avoiding excessive watering at a time. Excessive water can cause the leaves to curl. Therefore, it is best to control the water amount and water the plants in small amounts multiple times.
