Wheat capereed (Restio triticeus)

Wheat capereed

Wheat capereed is characterized by its robust, grass-like appearance with erect, slender stems. It thrives in the sandy soils of its native habitats, forming dense, tussock-like clumps. The stems bear very small, inconspicuous brownish flowers that are wind-pollinated, showcasing the plant's adaptation to its dry, open environments. Its foliage ranges from bright to dark green, contributing to its striking texture in the landscape.

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Species

Wheat capereed (Restio triticeus)

Grasses, sedges and allies

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Care Guide for Wheat capereed

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Pruning: Wheat capereed has a tall, reed-like appearance. To promote health, prune old stems to ground level in early spring before new growth. This encourages robust growth, improves air circulation, and reduces fungal infection risks. Sterilize tools to prevent disease transmission and enhance overall vitality.

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