Carex lambertiana is a resilient sedge that thrives in moist, shaded forest floors. Its defining characteristic is the arching, dark green, grass-like leaves, which carve out a lush, low-lying profile. This plant's ability to adapt to colder climates and poorer soils speaks to its hardiness, attracting various pollinators with its subtly noticeable flowers that bloom inconspicuously among dense foliage.
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In 1754, Lin Nai founded the true sedge genus. True sedge is also one of the main components of the flora in China. It is the dominant grass species in the lowest forest layer in many areas. In some forests, the lower vegetation is mostly true sedge.
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Care Guide for Carex lambertiana
Every week
Water
Partial sun
Sunlight
10 - 35 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Pruning:
Prune carex lambertiana in early spring to remove dead foliage and promote new growth, trimming just above the base. This practice maintains appearance, prevents overcrowding, and enhances air circulation to reduce disease risk. Use clean, sharp tools and prune annually for best results.
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