Twigrush (Machaerina)

Twigrush

Twigrush comprises versatile, perennial sedges typically found in wetlands and moist, open landscapes. These plants flaunt rigid, sharp-edged leaves and robust, cylindrical stems, often forming dense tussocks. Their growth in water-logged soils supports not merely survival but a flourishing biodiversity, serving as habitat and protection for various wildlife species.

Scientific classification

Genus

Twigrush (Machaerina)

Family

Sedge

Order

Grasses, sedges and allies

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Species

Polynesian twigrush Common twig rush Machaerina tenax Tussock swamp twig rush Jointed twig rush Machaerina complanata Tuhara

Care Guide for Twigrush

Propagation: Propagation of twigrush primarily involves division and cuttings. Successful growth requires sufficient light, warmth, and well-draining soil. Maintain moisture and humidity without overwatering to prevent root rot. For division, separate roots carefully; for cuttings, use healthy stems with rooting hormone and maintain humidity.

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