Inner Mongolia has cultivated a trampling-resistant lawn. Can this lawn really be trampled at will?

This lawn can really be trampled at will.

This is a durable lawn variety called "Happy Grass" which was born by the research institute specialized in grassland ecological restoration in Hohhot, Inner Mongolia. Usually remind us not to trample the lawn casually, because the trampled lawn will be hurt. Many ordinary lawns will become bare, showing soil and grass will no longer grow.

However, this newly cultivated "happy grass" has a very tenacious vitality. After being trampled, they won't get hurt, but they will stand up soon.

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This kind of grass has a particularly strong resilience, its service life is as long as ten years, and its annual greening period is also very long. It is a variety full of hard technology and can be used as parking lot lawn and lawn for large-scale sports competitions.

Anyone who has watched the football match knows that dozens of football players wearing spikes running all the way on the grass of the football field, which has caused great damage to the grass. Every now and then, a piece of grass will be kicked off.

After every football match, the lawn will cost a lot of money to repair and maintain. But this hard "happy grass" can effectively solve this problem. Many amateur football fields can't afford to mow lawns, so they use fake plastic lawns. "Happy Grass" has a long life cycle and tenacious vitality, which is just suitable for the needs of football fields.

It also provides an opportunity for the football field to hold large-scale mechanized concerts. Nowadays, there are many large musical instruments in high-tech concerts to create a stage effect. However, due to the great damage caused by these heavy machinery to the lawn, football fields are generally unable to hold concerts. But with this "happy lawn", you can have such an opportunity to reduce the damage of stage instruments to the lawn. Of course, the most important function of this kind of grass is to improve the ecological environment of grassland.