The basket grass are hardy, low-growing grasses. Unlike many other prolific genuses of grasses, basket grass are very shade-tolerant and can often be found growing on forest floors, even under thick canopies. Though sometimes used as lawn or decorative grasses, these plants are considered to be invasive in many parts of the world, and can completely erradicate lawns that are struggling.
Water:
Basket grass thrives in high humidity with consistently damp, well-drained soil, reflecting its tropical understory origins. Weekly watering maintains moisture levels. Typically grown indoors, using containers aids in water management, ensuring soil moisture is regulated according to indoor climate variations.
Propagation:
Propagation of basket grass can be achieved through seed sowing or division. Ideal conditions involve indirect light and warm temperatures. Division is best done in spring, while seeds require surface sowing. Maintain moisture and humidity to ensure successful germination and growth, avoiding overwatering.
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