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Cyperus marginatus
Cyperus marginatus is a perennial sedge with slender stems and grass-like leaves that cluster at the base. Characterized by its long, triangular seed heads edged with greenish to reddish-brown margins, it thrives in moist, open habitats. These distinctive edge markings help differentiate cyperus marginatus from other sedges, indicating its adaptability to wetland edges and tolerance to fluctuating water levels.
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Perennial
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Care Guide for Cyperus marginatus

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10 - 41 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Water: Cyperus marginatus thrives in watery soils and can withstand overwatering due to its natural habitat. Maintain consistent moisture, especially in a drip tray. Reduce watering in low temperatures to prevent root rot, and ensure a portion of the tray remains dry at all times.
Fertilize: Cyperus marginatus requires minimal fertilization; a standard-strength fertilizer can be applied monthly during active growth. It is less demanding than other plants of similar size, needing only small amounts of nutrients to thrive.
Pruning: Prune cyperus marginatus in early spring to manage size and promote new growth. Remove damaged foliage and spent flower stalks to maintain tidiness. This seasonal pruning enhances aesthetics, encourages lush growth, and minimizes pest and disease risks.
Propagation: Cyperus marginatus can be propagated from seed in spring at 13-18℃ (55-64℉) using consistently moist seed compost. Division is effective for larger plants, while cuttings, taken at 10 cm, can root in water, producing new stems and leaves before re-potting.
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