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Lemon Grass 'Cymbopogon' - Plant

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Lemon Grass 'Cymbopogon' - Plant

Lemon Grass 'Cymbopogon' - Plant

It is a frost-sensitive perennial grass growing to 80 cm tall.

It is part of the Poaceae family.

Its leaves are long, with acute ends, and measure 3 cm wide and 80 cm long.

They are leathery and sharp, organized in a basal rosette.

It's not obvious to recognize it without checking to smell, as it looks like many other types of grass.

Flowering occurs from August to October, brown in color.

 

Planting:-
    • Lemongrass likes rich and well-drained soil.

    • Plant in a pot of at least 5 liters, like a planter or a pot, in rich potting soil.

    • The soil must remain well moist the first weeks after planting.

    • In open ground, wait until the last risk of frost is finished and the soil is warmed up.

    • Prepare holes about 20 cm deep (depending on the size of the root ball). Incorporate potting soil into it.

    • Plant and tamp the roots to avoid air pockets around the roots, and cover the root ball slightly.

  • Pour plenty of water to facilitate rooting.

Caring:-
    • Natural Fertilization: put some compost around the plant, and lightly scratch the top to incorporate.

    • Lemongrass grown in pots or planters should be watered when the top of the soil dries. Prefer watering in the morning.

    • For open soil crops, watering is done only the first weeks after sowing and planting.

    • Watering after sowing should be gentle.

    • Watering after planting/transplanting is done with a spray or watering cannula, taking care not to wet the leaves.