How to grow bonsai grass

1. No matter what container you use, it is best to cover it with a layer of plastic film-plastic food bags or garbage bags to avoid muddy water on the table.

2. Because there is usually no special drainage hole at the bottom of the container, we suggest laying a layer of pebbles or coarse sand at the bottom to increase air permeability and avoid waterlogging.

3. Lay a layer of peat moss on top of the pebbles to control humidity.

4. Above the peat moss, spread the soil and cover the container.

5. Spread the prepared grass seeds evenly on the soil. Generally speaking, we all want the grass to grow thicker and look better, so the whole soil surface should be scattered all over, so don't let the seeds pile up. After sprinkling, spread a thin layer of soil over the seed, and then spray water back and forth with a spray bottle to make the soil moist.

6. Put the container on the sunny windowsill and water it every day. Grass seeds can be seen to sprout in about three or four days; in about 10 days, the grass will be fully grown. At this time, if you think they are uneven, you can use scissors to trim them.