Ficinia truncata is a robust, tufted perennial grass with stiff, sharply pointed leaves that form dense clumps. Adapted to coastal environments, its dark green foliage and reddish-brown flower heads contribute to its resilience against harsh, sandy soils and salt spray. This species thrives in open sunlight, showcasing a compact, yet hardy adaptation to its beachfront habitat.
Water:
Ficinia truncata prefers high humidity and consistent moisture, thriving with biweekly watering. It is drought-tolerant but needs well-draining soil to avoid waterlogging. Its watering depends on seasonal rainfall, allowing it to adapt to various climate zones.
Pruning:
Ficinia truncata has compact growth and needle-like foliage. Prune in early spring, removing dead or damaged leaves to enhance health. Trim overgrown stems for air circulation. Use clean, sharp tools to avoid infections. Pruning improves its shape, vigor, and overall beauty.
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