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Finger flatsedge
Finger flatsedge features slender, upright stems and grass-like foliage, forming dense tufts that can flourish in moist, marshy environments. Typically found in tropical and subtropical regions, its long, green leaves are crowned with brownish flower spikes that resemble outstretched fingers, a nod to its digit-inspired name.
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10 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature

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Care Guide for Finger flatsedge

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10 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Finger flatsedge thrives in wet conditions and can endure overwatering. Maintain a constant water supply to the roots, especially in drip trays. Reduce watering in low temperatures to prevent root rot, allowing a portion of the tray's height to remain dry regardless of temperature.
Fertilize: Finger flatsedge requires minimal feeding, with a standard-strength fertilizer applied monthly during growth. It consumes less nutrients compared to other plants of similar size.
Pruning: Finger flatsedge has a clumping growth habit and grass-like leaves, benefiting from regular pruning in early spring. Trim old foliage to promote healthy growth and maintain shape. Removing dead parts prevents pests and enhances appearance. Consult reliable sources for specific care guidelines.
Propagation: Finger flatsedge is propagated from seed in temperatures of 13-18℃ (55-64℉) during spring, using moist seed compost. Alternatives include division and cuttings. For cuttings, trim a healthy stem to 10 cm, placing it upside down in water; roots will develop in weeks for re-potting.
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