It is found growing along steep hills sandy banks of rivers and damp steep banks along ravines. The grass can be grown on severely degraded and marginal lands. The mature panicles which turn light green or red are harvested in winter to spring. It has 1 species native to Asia. It is also naturalized in many other places.
Water:
Originating from humid environments, tiger grass thrives with consistent moisture and high humidity. Water weekly to maintain lush foliage. As an outdoor plant, tiger grass benefits from natural rainfall, enhancing growth during the growing season.
Propagation:
Propagation of tiger grass is primarily done through division, requiring warm temperatures, high humidity, and well-draining soil. Ensure divisions possess healthy growth points. Execute this in spring or early summer, providing consistent moisture until established for successful growth.
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