Stsirpus - marsh plant in the home flower garden

This beautiful flower in the form of green fountain is a family Sedge. Growing stsirpusa at home is an interesting exercise, as he was more accustomed to observe in garden ponds. But problems with the cultivation conditions does not occur in the home.

Also called marsh plant izolepisom drooping. The people he called "the hair grass" or "drooping reeds."

With proper care and diligent shoots stsirpusa can reach lengths of up to 50 centimeters. Little flowers, resembling small panicles are located at the tips of stems.

But the uniqueness of the plant is not in the flowers, and the formation of rich greenery. Lush greenery is formed due to the fact that the new stems grow vertically, while those older than that because of the severity of their weight tend to the ground.

That's why stsirpus reminds landscaped fountain.

Features of cultivation

Favorable place for growing stsirpusa become bright windowsill, not exposed to direct sun rays.

Since stsirpus is marshy plant, it constantly needs moist soil. Therefore, watering the plants should produce regularly and abundantly. Also worth producing and spraying.

Once a year should repot the plant, as the plant is able to grow rapidly, increasing the green mass. The roots of the plant becomes a little space, and on the stems appears yellowness. Perhaps the fact that stsirpus can begin to "go bald".

Feed the plant can be during the phase of active growth, attributable to the spring and summer. Fertilizing is carried out once in any complex fertilizer.

reproduction stsirpusa

Propagation takes place by dividing plants. This procedure should produce during spring transplanting. Delenki planted in small pots with a diameter of up to 20 centimeters.

It's worth noting that the development of delenok small size can take quite a long period of time.

If there are seeds, they were sown in sand, the surface of which will always contain a sufficient amount of moisture. Alternatively, you can use the filter paper, crumpling it several times and then put in the dish, adding a small amount of water.

Emerging seedlings, roots have more than 1 cm, are transplanted to a special primer.

The important point is that stsirpusy feel well and favorably develop in the ceramic pots rather than plastic.

Stsirpus is totally unpretentious in the care of a plant, so start to plant it at home can all novice grower.