Ficinia acuminata

Ficinia acuminata is a grass-like perennial with slender, tufted stems and acuminate leaves that typically arch outwards, creating a fountain effect. Its habitat in moist, sandy soils reflects an adaptation to such environments, often found in coastal regions. The plant produces small, brownish flower spikelets adding subtle texture to the landscape, especially in late summer to autumn, which characterizes its seasonal growth cycle.

Scientific classification

Species

Ficinia acuminata (Ficinia acuminata)

Grasses, sedges and allies

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Perennial

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Care Guide for Ficinia acuminata

Every week

Water

Full sun

Sunlight

Pruning: Ficinia acuminata features elegant leaves and a tufted growth habit. Prune in early spring before new shoots appear, removing dead or damaged leaves and long stems to promote fullness. Regular pruning fosters disease prevention and air circulation. Use sharp, clean tools for cutting.

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