1. Soil

When raising orchid grass, we should choose the soil it likes, which is mainly humus soil. We can buy this kind of soil directly or cultivate it ourselves. Pay attention to improve the permeability of the soil during cultivation, so as to be conducive to its growth

2. Fertilization

It likes fertilizer. Before planting it, put some base fertilizer into the culture soil to promote it to grow faster. After the growth period, the amount of fertilizer required will be greater, so we must ensure that the amount of fertilizer is sufficient. When applying, liquid fertilizer or foliar fertilizer shall be selected, and the fertilizer concentration shall be reduced appropriately

3. Soil replacement

In the process of raising it, we should change the soil regularly every year, so as to be more conducive to its growth. While changing the soil, we can also apply fertilizer appropriately, but we should pay attention to the appropriate amount of fertilizer, not too much, so as to prevent root burning

4. Watering

Watering is very important for it. If the temperature is high in summer, the water evaporates faster, it can be watered once a day. If it is spring and autumn, it can be watered every two or three days. If it is winter, it should be watered less or not to prevent freezing injury

5. Temperature

It requires very high temperature, neither too high nor too low. In winter, it should be placed indoors and pay attention to opening windows for ventilation to make the air unblocked and the temperature should not be too low. In summer, it should be properly shaded. The temperature should not be too high. It is best to keep it in a cool and ventilated place

6. Pruning

In the process of its growth, yellow leaves are always produced for various reasons. At this time, we need to cut them in time to prevent the loss of water and nutrients, so that it can grow better

7. Illumination

It likes light very much. The more light will make its leaves brighter and its branches stronger, but it can't be exposed to the sun. Just astigmatism