The dahurian wildrye is a short-lived perennial grass that makes an excellent forage plant for livestock, similar to Altai and Giant wild rye. Very nutritional and highly palatable, this plant establishes itself quickly after grazing and can be grazed two or three times per season. It is also a great candidate for soil erosion control.
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Perennial
Lifespan
Green
Leaf Color
5 mm to 1 cm
Flower Size
Yellow, Green, Red, Brown
Flower Color
Deciduous
Leaf type
0 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
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Dahurian wildrye is indigenous to the temperate regions of Eastern Asia. It has since been introduced to parts of the northeastern European continent. Its range primarily spans large continental areas where the climate supports its growth, avoiding tropics or deserts.
Native
Cultivated
Invasive
Introduced
No species reported
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Water:
Originating from varied moisture regions, dahurian wildrye is moderately drought-tolerant, thriving when soil dries slightly between weekly waterings. Often cultivated outdoors for its resilience, dahurian wildrye exhibits a growth cycle linked to seasonal rainfall, ensuring adequate hydration during its development stages.
Fertilize:
For healthy growth of dahurian wildrye, apply a thin layer of organic mulch or compost annually in early spring to enrich the soil and support nutrient needs. Avoid over-fertilization to prevent harm, and always use gloves when handling fertilizers for safety.
Pruning:
Dahurian wildrye thrives with early spring pruning, involving the removal of dead foliage and thatch to enhance airflow. Cutting back to 3-4 inches rejuvenates growth and encourages new shoots. Regular pruning reduces disease risk and boosts decorative value; clean tools are essential to prevent infections.
Propagation:
Dahurian wildrye is a hardy perennial grass from cool meadowlands, known for its fast growth. Propagation is best achieved through division of root clumps, ensuring genetic consistency. Proper watering and soil care are essential for successful establishment of the new plants.
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