North American bluegrass (Houstonia caerulea)

The North American bluegrass blooms beautifully and everyone falls in love with it at one glance.

In fact, ear grass is relatively cold-resistant and heat-resistant. It can be propagated by division in summer and autumn. It is relatively shade-tolerant. In summer, it should avoid direct sunlight and spend the summer in a ventilated and cool place. In winter, it can be properly exposed to direct sunlight to increase the amount of flowering.

Size: 4-6cm

Light: scattered light, avoid exposure to the sun

Watering: keep it moist

Medium: peat soil