Chinese officials are spray painting grass to make it look green, claims the residents of Chengdu city.
The residents said they were shocked when they saw council workers using a green spray on parkland, reports News.com.au.
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One of the residents, He Tao, said two workers were spraying the grass, turning the yellow grass into green.
Photos uploaded by Netizens showed the council workers spraying a green substance onto the grass.
However, Chengdu city Landscaping Department said the spray wasn't "green paint" but a "greening agent".
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Staff from the Landscaping Department of the Urban and Rural Construction Bureau of Longquanyi District claimed it was a coloured nutrient fluid that contains trace amounts of fertiliser that can improve the grass's frost-resistance and appearance.
According to the council, the nutrition deficiency makes the grass turn yellow in winter and if not treated the grass will die by summer.
Source: ANI
However, Chengdu city Landscaping Department said the spray wasn't "green paint" but a "greening agent".
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Staff from the Landscaping Department of the Urban and Rural Construction Bureau of Longquanyi District claimed it was a coloured nutrient fluid that contains trace amounts of fertiliser that can improve the grass's frost-resistance and appearance.
According to the council, the nutrition deficiency makes the grass turn yellow in winter and if not treated the grass will die by summer.
Source: ANI
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