Acorus
Gramineus, also called a. japonicas (japanese sweet flag)
Although the basic species of the Japanese sweet flag is seldom grown as
a house plant, two easy to grow
varieties have been cherished for a lng time. Both are grasslike plants that
hold their leaves stiffly in
fan shapeh tufts. The white striped or
variegated Japanese sweet flag.
A gramineus variedatus a height of 8 to 12 inches and have been cherished for a long time. Both are grow plants that hold their leaves stiffly in fan shaped tufts. The white striped or variegated Japanese sweet flag. A Gramineus variegates, reachs height of 8 to 12 inches at beards leaves that are attractively marked light stripes of white and green; it will grow quite well in plants water. The dwarf Japanese sweet flag. A gramineus posillus, is a perky miniature that becomes only 3 to 4 inches tall and has green leaves. Japanese sweey flag wide range of temperature and are particulary valuable in drafty locations where more delicate plants would be likely to fail.
How to grow
Japanese
sweet flag do best in bright in direct or curtain filtered
sunlight, if only artificial light is available, provide at least 400 foot candles.
The plant prefer night temperature of 40 t0 55
and day temperature of 65 or lower, but will tolerate a temperature range of 5.
