Field grass (Thlaspi arvense) is an annual herbaceous plant that is found in Europe, Asia and North America. This plant is a weed but can be used as a forage crop.

1. Choosing a landing site
Field grass can grow in any soil, but prefers light, well-drained soil.

2. Soil
Field grass is not picky about soil, but prefers light, well-drained soil.

3. Watering
Field grass is a drought-resistant plant, but in hot weather it needs regular watering.

4. Feeding
Field grass does not require fertilizing.

5. Trimming
Field grass does not require pruning.

6. Transplant
Field grass is not replanted.

7. Diseases and pests
Field grass is resistant to diseases and pests.

8. Reproduction
Field jar reproduces by seeds. Field grass seeds are small and easily dispersed by the wind.
By seeds: Field grass seeds are sown in open ground in spring or autumn. The seeds germinate within a few days.

Additional Tips

• Field grass is a forage crop.
• Field grass is used in folk medicine.
• Peculiarities of growing field grass in different climatic zones

Field grass tolerates cold winters well and can grow in any climate zone.