Centrolepis ciliata

Centrolepis ciliata is a delicate, small herbaceous plant known for its tufted growth and fine, hair-like leaves. The ciliated margins along its leaves are a notable characteristic, providing the plant's name. Thriving in damp, sandy habitats, it displays inconspicuous greenish-brown flowers that blend into its grassy environment, playing a subtle yet essential role in its ecosystem.

Scientific classification

Species

Centrolepis ciliata (Centrolepis ciliata)

Grasses, sedges and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Centrolepis ciliata

Pruning: Centrolepis ciliata features a tufted look with delicate spikes. Prune in early spring to enhance growth and shape, removing dead stems and thinning congested areas for better air circulation. Regular pruning promotes aesthetics and deters pests, ensuring vitality. Refer to horticultural guides for seasonal care.

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