In the last post (click here) I identified some ways in which you can start your own "grass" for your golu. Here are some more ways in which you can "greenify" your golu.
1. Sod: If you have a backyard, you can always cut up a small patch of grass for your golu. Actual, real, grass. Grass as you know has a very shallow root system, so you don't really have to dig deep. This is what I landed up doing.
Line a shallow cardboard box with some plastic, sprinkle water regular -- but don't over water, you don't want to over water your plants. Most importantly leave it in a sunny place. If you don't have enough sunlight in your golu room, leave the light on during the day.
2. Artificial stuff: that green plasticky indoor outdoor carpet will be perfect for artificial grass, if you are into that sort of thing.
My own rural/forest scene was made from mustard sprouts, grass I dug up from the backyard, some snips of barberry shrubs (that made trees) a rock and some sand.
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| Tribal people hunting some deer. With a "mountain" in the back ground |
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| the mustard seedlings that will become the fields |
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| The mustard fields and the "puliyaattakkaran' procession on the village road the connects the forest to the clearing |
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| Pitch perfect! |
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| The karagattakkaran performance at the village clearing! |
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