Manila grass, also known as gutter weeds, is all green with its troughs, leaves and ears. Tropical and subtropical regions in africa, asia and oceania。
Morphological characteristics: multi-year herbivorous plants with cross-penetrating roots and stasis, weakly decorated, 12-20 cm high. The blades are of a semi-fine type in weeds, the width of the leaves is between weeds and weeds, the foliage is hard, flat or inward, the masked gutter is 3-4 cm long and 1. 5-2. 5 mm wide. General flower sequence, short. A fruit egg。
For manure application in manila:
Plantation is followed by the application of sub-fertilizers every seven d or so, depending on the nutrient content of the matrix, the planting season and the production cycle. The application of different fertilizers should be gradually reduced from one to more. ... Fertilizers may be mixed in a certain proportion of the water tank as a solution, or the former fertilized particles may be distributed directly; grassfare may be used, as well as common compound fertilizer and urea may be used in combination。
Water management for grassland cultivation in manila:
Once the grass is grown, water should be sprayed immediately so that the herbs and grass are fully humid... Before new roots are grown and in the hot summers, especially water management should be strengthened to prevent the drying of the herbs and the death of the grass. Water is usually provided by spraying, which is 3-5 times a day, 1 time a day/d, 10-20min a day, and is not sprayed in the rain。
When the lawn is built, the denseness of the lawn in manila makes the surface of the earth plagued and affects the water intake. The puncture hole increases surface air circulation. It can also cut off the roots and promote their renewal. Manila grass is widely used for the laying of green floors, public green spaces and sports fields, and is a good material for the protection of slopes。
