What are the characteristics of the spring grass? A detailed explanation of the main features of the spring grass
The spring grass is also called the spiral grass. It gets its name because its leaves grow in a spiral shape resembling a spring. It is a newly introduced small ornamental potted plant in recent years. Its form is unique, its lines are smooth and graceful, and it is full of variation. Its flowers are elegant and fresh. It is suitable for growing in small pots and for decorating windowsills, desks, and other places. It is strange and interesting.
Other names for the spring grass
Spiral grass
Growth habits of the spring grass
The spring grass likes cool conditions and fears heat. Its growing season is from September each year to April of the following year. In winter, the temperature should be kept at around 10°C to 20°C. In this environment, the spider can continue to grow, and normal fertilizer and water management can be carried out. If watering is controlled to make the plant go dormant, not lower than 0°C, it can safely overwinter indoors.
In mid-to-late May, as the temperature rises, the aboveground leaves gradually wither, and the plant enters a dormant state. The dried leaves can be removed, and the bulb can be left in the original pot to spend the summer. The flowerpot should be placed in a dry, ventilated place with no standing water. By the end of August and early September, as the weather turns cooler, new buds will grow from the bulb, and normal management can gradually be resumed.
It is worth reminding that during summer dormancy, the plant does not need to be without water for the entire summer. It can be kept slightly moist. Although the leaves have dried up, the underground bulb will still grow. Do not pour water on the dried center of the leaves. After a summer, the bulb will grow much larger.
The flower language of the spring grass
Strong and unyielding, perseverance, strength
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