After not too long, the stalks of cat grass become woody and are no longer suitable for consumption. Pruning is now required. But does the cat grass grow again or does it need to be purchased again?
Does cat grass grow back after being cut back?
Cat grass grows back after being cut back if it is cut just above the ground. Only indoor bamboo should be cut more carefully, as it grows slower but recovers just as well. Regular cutting is also important to avoid sharp-edged stalks.
Is pruning necessary?
Especially if you offer the plant to your cat to eat, you must definitely trim it as soon as the tips turn brown or sharp-edged stalks form. These can lead to serious injuries to your animal's esophagus. Even as a houseplant, you should trim your grass regularly to maintain an attractive appearance.
Does the cat grass grow back?
Don't worry, the grass will recover if you cut it to just above the ground. The plant is known for its rapid growth.
Exception indoor bamboo
The only thing you should do carefully is cut back an indoor bamboo. This cat grass variety grows much slower, but recovers just as well from pruning.
