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Dancing grass, about its profile. Dancing grass is also known as bashful grass or Wu Feng Zi Dong grass. Growth habits of dancing grass. Dancing grass is a plant tolerant of drought and poor soil. It likes sunlight and a warm, humid environment. On sunny days above 24 degrees, the leaflets will automatically kiss and bounce; when the rain clears, its dozens of pairs of leaves will intertwine and embrace like lovers, dancing gracefully.

Dancing grass is an upright small shrub, named dancing grass because its posture resembles a dancing maiden. It grows and is distributed mostly in China, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka.

Other names of dancing grass

Dancing grass, also called bashful grass or Wu Feng Zi Dong grass

Growth habits of dancing grass

Dancing grass is a plant tolerant of drought and poor soil. It likes sunlight and a warm, humid environment.

On sunny days above 24 degrees, the leaflets will automatically kiss and bounce; when the rain clears, its dozens of pairs of leaves will intertwine and embrace like lovers, dancing gracefully. When the sun sets in the west, it will again press its leaves against the branches and stems. What a wonderful flower!

Value of dancing grass

Because dancing grass resembles a dancing maiden, it has great ornamental value and is mainly made into bonsai for horticultural viewing.

Dancing grass also has medicinal value. The entire plant can be used as medicine, for health care, relaxing muscles and stimulating blood circulation, etc.

Dancing grass can also be used for scientific research. Scientists study the reason it dances; perhaps it dances in response to environmental temperature, sunlight, and sound waves with a certain rhythm, cadence, and intensity.


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