Hair grass are a genus of grasses that can be found worldwide, even in the unfriendly conditions of Antarctica. They prefer moist soils but can also thrive in drier soils and even in waterlogged habitats. Some species are popular garden plants since they provide year-round green color and are easy to maintain.
Water:
Hair grass thrives in cool temperate climates and prefers consistent moisture and high humidity. It requires evenly moist soil and shows moderate drought tolerance once established. Weekly watering is recommended, with natural rainfall supporting robust growth during the growing season.
Propagation:
Hair grass can be propagated via seed sowing, division, or tissue culture. Key factors for success include proper light, moderate temperature, and well-draining soil. Division is easiest in early spring, while seed propagation requires stratification, adequate light, and consistent moisture until seeds germinate.
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