Carpha is a genus of small, perennial sedges often found in wet, boggy environments, crucial for their adaptation to moist soils. These plants are characterized by tufted, grass-like leaves and compact, brownish spikelets that serve both reproductive and survival functions amidst damp surroundings. Their robust root systems enable carpha to thrive in these challenging, water-logged habitats, playing a vital role in ecosystem stability.
Propagation:
Propagation of carpha can be done via seeds, division, or cuttings, requiring high humidity, suitable light, and well-draining soil with an appropriate pH. Key steps include collecting materials, preparing soil, sowing or planting, and maintaining optimal conditions until establishment.
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