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Many people must have experienced mosquito bites in their daily lives. Therefore, in order to change the problem of mosquito bites, you can put some grass that can repel mosquitoes and prevent mosquito bites at home. The more common ones are some potted mosquito repellent grasses that look good at home and can repel mosquitoes. The effect is very good.

Mosquito repellent grass can be shaped into bonsai and often placed in offices, living rooms, business places (restaurants, hotels) to purify the environment and make people pleasing to the eye. It is both beautiful and practical. Mosquito repellent grass emits a lemon scent all year round. It is a blend of the aromatic substances of geranium and citronella. It is fragrant, refreshes the air, and safely repels mosquitoes. It is a completely natural mosquito repellent product without any toxic side effects.

So if you are still asking whether mosquito repellent plants are useful? The answer is yes, and there is currently no definitive proof that the fragrance emitted by aromatic plants such as mosquito repellent grass and tuberose is harmful to the human body, so you can raise them with confidence. The mosquito repellent effect is best when the plant height is 30 cm and has 40 leaves.

How to grow mosquito repellent grass? Mosquito repellent grass likes light. Except for a little shade in summer, it should have direct sunlight in autumn, winter and spring. It likes warmth and water. The suitable growth temperature is 10~25℃. It should be watered thoroughly every 3~6 days, but water should not accumulate. It likes neutral to acidic soil and is generally fertilized once every 15-20 days.

The following points should be noted when growing mosquito repellent grass:

1. Soil. Mosquito repellent grass likes an environment with plenty of sunlight and good ventilation. It is particularly afraid of waterlogging in the soil. Loose sandy loam is suitable. Improper watering should be prevented to prevent alkalinity.

2. Light: It should be placed in the sun during the day, and provide adequate shade during strong sunlight.

3. Reproduction: Sowing and cuttings are commonly used. The latter has a high survival rate in spring and autumn.

4. Repotting and pruning: Mosquito repellent grass grows fast and needs to be repotted, soiled and fertilized once a year, usually in early spring from February to early March. First, prune hard, leaving only three basic side buds on each branch, then remove from the pot and remove the surrounding old roots.

The editor briefly introduced to you the cultivation method of mosquito repellent grass. I hope it will be helpful to friends who don’t know how to grow mosquito repellent grass. You will no longer have doubts about whether mosquito repellent grass is useful. When there are many mosquitoes in the summer, you can grow a pot of mosquito repellent grass at home. It is natural and beautiful, and there are no mosquito bites, making the whole summer much cooler.