This is how it thrives best

Do sedges need to be poured?

If sedges have grown properly in the field, they do not need to be watered except in dry seasons. Only sedges that are kept in pots should be regularly supplied with water. A lack of water is too brown in sedges recognize.

Also, remember to provide water to evergreen varieties. Often this is forgotten and the plants do not die from the cold, but from dried out roots and parts of plants. Keep the soil slightly moist by watering moderately with lime-free water.

Is it necessary to add fertilizer?

At the Fertilize it behaves as follows:

• not necessarily necessary
• low nutritional requirements
• outdoors: fertilize with rotted compost in spring
• in the pot: use liquid fertilizer or stick fertilizer or liquid manure
• Do not fertilize evergreen species in winter until every 8 weeks
• ideal fertilization times: spring and early summer

How are sedges cut?

In principle, it is not necessary to prune sedges. Your old leaves and stalks will die off when they are no longer needed and can then simply be plucked out with your hands. It is better to wear gloves during this procedure, as the leaves of many

Sedge species are sharp-edged.

Are there pests that can be dangerous to you?

If the sedge is fertilized too much and too often, it becomes more susceptible to pests. Among others you can have aphids and Spider mites to bother. The aphids preferentially attack the stems. Spray the infected sedge with a powerful jet of water or use a soapy solution to spray.

When are sedges repotted?

When the leaves take up the entire surface of the soil in the pot, it is time to repot. Put the sedge in the spring and fill in fresh ones Potting soil in the plant pot! In parallel, now is a good time to Cut.