Paspalum are likely to be accountable for the biodiversity of ecosystems in the grasslands of South America. Paspalum have hundreds of ecologically diverse annual and perennial grass species associated with them, some of which have been utilized as forage grass.
Water:
Originating from moist environments, paspalum balances water retention, thrives with moderate hydration, and is resilient against brief droughts. Weekly watering is ideal. Preferring stable conditions, paspalum grows best outdoors, benefiting from natural rainfall that supports its seasonal growth cycles.
Propagation:
Propagation of paspalum can be done through seeding or division. Seed propagation requires well-draining soil, 21°C (70°F) temperatures, and moisture, while division involves separating root clumps in the active growth season. Both methods need attention to humidity and careful handling for success.
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