1, soil
Pepper grass likes loose and fertile soil to ensure the air permeability of the soil, and silt can be added. Often turn over the soil for pepper grass to effectively promote root absorption. The mixture of humus soil and peat soil can effectively promote the growth of pepper grass, and there is more rain in rainy season, so soil drainage should be done well.
2. Temperature
The growth temperature of pepper grass is controlled between 20-30℃, which can effectively promote its growth. The environment is dry, and water can be sprayed in the air and on the surface of the blade to cool and moisturize. Pepper grass is not cold-resistant, and the temperature drops in winter, so it needs to be moved indoors for maintenance to avoid frostbite.
3. Lighting equipment
Pepper grass likes shade, and strong sunlight can cause leaf sunburn. To keep pepper grass in a ventilated and cool place, enough sunlight scattering can promote the sustainable growth of leaves. Long-term storage of pepper grass in dark places will lead to migration.
4. Preventive measures
Pepper grass likes wet environment, but it is also afraid of waterlogging. Water thoroughly every time. It is necessary to ensure that the soil is moist and avoid root rot caused by accumulated water. In spring and autumn, pepper grass can be watered 1 time every two or three days, and in summer, pepper grass can be watered 1 time every day to supplement water.