Guide of Paspalum vaginatum sea isle 200
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Guide for Paspalum Vaginatum Sea Isle 200
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Planting Distance
- Recommended spacing: 10-15 cm between plugs or stolons. For sod, ensure perfect alignment to avoid gaps and ensure uniform coverage.
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Final Size
- Height: Maintains between 1-3 cm with regular mowing.
- Width: Rapidly grows to form a dense, uniform surface.
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Complementary Plants
- Compatible species: Low-maintenance shrubs like boxwood (Buxus) and salt-tolerant plants such as sea lavender.
- Suitable garden styles: Perfect for coastal gardens, landscapes near the sea, and sports fields.
- Integration ideas: Ideal for turf near water features, golf courses, and luxury landscapes in warm climates.
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Recommended Soils
- Thrives in well-drained soils with good organic content. It is highly tolerant of saline or alkaline soils.
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Climate and Sun Exposure
- Climate: Highly resistant to heat and salinity, making it ideal for warm and coastal climates. Moderately cold-tolerant.
- Exposure: Requires full sun for optimal growth but can tolerate partial shade.
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Maintenance Frequency
- Medium maintenance. Regular mowing during the growing season is necessary to maintain a uniform height.
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Seasonal Interest
- Best appearance is in spring and summer. It may enter dormancy in colder climates but recovers quickly with warmer temperatures.
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Recommended Uses
- Ideal for coastal gardens, golf courses, sports fields, decorative landscaping, and areas exposed to salt spray or marine environments.
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Common Pests and Diseases
- Pests: White grubs and chinch bugs can be problematic in warm climates.
- Diseases: Prone to brown patches and fungal issues in high humidity conditions.
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Essential Care Requirements
- Specific soil needs: Prefers sandy or well-drained soils with high salt tolerance.
- Mowing: Maintain a height of 1-3 cm, with increased frequency during active growth.
- Fungicides/Insecticides: Apply preventive treatments in spring and summer if conditions favor pests or diseases.
- Fertilization: Use potassium- and nitrogen-rich fertilizers every 6-8 weeks during active growth.
- Protection: Reduce watering in winter and avoid soil compaction to maintain healthy turf.