Plant each division
Now it’s time to plant each division.
I fill each pot with soil and plant each new plant in its individual pot.
Complete with more soil so that the roots are well accommodated and covered.
I propagated the Imperata cylindrica ‘Red Baron’ and created five pots with the necessary size to grow and develop in the coming growing season.
Finally, I water well and place the pots in a sheltered spot until they show signs of growth.
From there, they can be slowly fertilized and placed in sunnier locations.
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Will post updated pictures when the season progresses… please remind me in the comments below if this is not updated.
4 months later…
And here I am posting some pictures so you can see how good they grew in the last 4 months.
I’m keeping them slightly shaded, that’s why they are so intense green.
At this point, this clumps could be planted in the soil, in a border in the garden.
